Jesse Norell wrote:
The message status is changed. From memory, status = 0 is unread,
status = 1 is read, status = 2 is deleted. All you'd need to do is
update all status = 1 to be 2, and run dbmail-util to clean the rest
up. I think in 2.0 and later you also need to update the users'
quota usage, too (in 1.2, which we're using, usage is calculated
dynamically). If you need help determining *exactly* what to do,
try changing pop3d's log level to 5, check and delete a message
with pop3, and you can see exactly what queries are run.
Thanks, thing was I only have used dbmail for IMAP. That's why asked
about the status for pop3d. Thanks alot.
This also means I can do a periodic set status=2 where status=1, to
force deletion. Or even better, cause it's a custom setup, I could
change dbmail to set status to 2 instead of 1, when a message has been
downloaded.
Thanks a bunch everybody,
Alex
