[nos-bbs] Expiring old mail
Michael Fox - N6MEF
n6mef at mefox.org
Tue Nov 8 00:28:38 EST 2011
Well, according to everyone who responded, there's just no way to do what I
want to do (original message below). So I'd like to suggest the following
additions to the expire.dat file:
Allow "*" as a wildcard area name in expire.dat
Allow "0" (zero) as a number of days indicator, meaning "never expire"
So, given the desire to do the following:
Area "perm" should never expire
Area "30days" should expire after 30 days
Everything else (including messages in user areas) should
expire after 45 days
The resulting expire.dat file would contain:
perm 0
30days 30
* 45
Now, I suppose that there might be a desire to expire user mail areas at a
different time than public bulletin areas. So, instead of a single "*"
meaning ALL areas, it might be better to have two separate ones. Something
like *users and *public.
Comments/suggestions?
Michael
N6MEF
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Subject: [nos-bbs] Expiring old mail
Is there a way to set a default expiry time for all mailboxes?
For example, suppose I want the following:
Area perm should never expire
Area 30days should expire after 30 days
Everything else (including user areas) should expire after 45 days.
Is there a way to do that?
Thanks,
Michael
N6MEF
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