On 4/30/2015 9:15 PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> Alexei Yu. Batyr' writes:
>
>> Bowie Bailey wrote on 30.04.2015 19:48:
>> > No, main check is the mtime of Maildir/cur folder. It's exactly the
>> time
>> > when user last checked mail by IMAP or POP. Check for
>> > sqwebmail-timestamp - only for those who use Sqwebmail and not use
>> IMAP
>> > or POP.
>> > Didn't notice that. That actually works better than what I suggested
>> > since you only get a single result per mailbox.
>> >
>> > Why do the check for sqwebmail-timestamp? Doesn't a login to
>> sqwebmail
>> > also result in new messages being moved to the cur folder and updating
>> > the mtime?
>> >
>> Good question. I wrote this script more then 10 years ago and remember
>> only that added sqwebmail-timestamp check later for some reason.
>
> If you have maildrop filtering enabled, you could have a mail filter
> that delivers all or most of the mail to some folder. So the main
> maildir's cur and new directories may not actually be touched for a
> while.
>
> However, sqwebmail-timestamp will always get updated with every login.
That makes sense. However, since few of my users use sqwebmail, I think
I would rather look for the cur files in the subfolders rather than the
sqwebmail-timestamp file.
while (main cur mtime > 180)
if (not subfolder cur mtime < 180)
print username
--
Bowie
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