Jan-Kees Fels wrote:
It is my experience that dbmail-maintenance –f does not cleanup aliases
which are left over because the useraccount which they were linked to
has been deleted.
A workaround is to first delete the aliases and then the useraccount.
Of course, you can do a sql statements yourself, like “delete from
aliases where alias_idnr = 4;
But this requires human interaction and also a lot of groundwork when
you have very much aliases. Plus not everyone is comfortable with sql.
Valid point. Aliases that point to integer deliver_to values always
refer to user_idnr. If those don't exist, they should probably be removed.
Could you report this on the bugtracker on www.dbmail.org please?
Also, I would like to have some aliases working only during certain
times of the day. Let me explain.
I have some deliver_to aliases, which in fact forward the email to my
mobile phone. Since I am sitting behind my computer between 9 and 5pm, I
don’t need these emailnotifications on my phone during workinghours.
(every emailnotification costs 30 eurocents per minute). I would like
these notifications between 5pm and 11pm.
Use cronjobs.
at 17:00 dbmail-adduser f <someaddress> <otheraddress>
at 09:00 dbmail-adduser x <someaddress> <otheraddress>
Maybe it is something which can be implemented in a future release if
you think its useful.
I don't think this will happen since it's not worth the trouble given
the fact it can be done so easily with a cronjob/shellscript.
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