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The topic has been on air a cuple of days. For most of the work, you use
dbmail-adduser d follow by a dbmail-maintenance -f. Only alias is there to
clean up, and I have post a little script to do so a couple of days ago.
The earlier thread was also started by Jacques, so I interpreted this
apparently repeated request as a wish-list type bugreport.
To answer the question: yes dbmail-adduser could well be changed to
cleanup all data associated with an account, but there was no consensus
on whether such would be a good design decision.
Like most of the other replies in the earlier thread I feel that this
can be well resolved either through database contraints or through
dbmail-maintenance.
I for one can imagine well some situations where I would want to remove
an account, but still retain at least the messages and messageblks for
historical purposes. Perhaps you would want to assign such orphaned
messages to some bucket-type dummy user. Afaik many organisations are
required to maintain archives of email same as of paper documents for
several years.
regards,
Alejandro
Could dbmail-adduser be modified to clean up all the
tables (aliases,mailboxes,messages,messageblks) and aliases
"deliver_to"
when deleting a user.
I do it with a script but i think that should be done by dbmail-adduser
for
all of use.
Why delete a user and leave all is data in the tables.
Thanks
Jacques
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