Hi all,
How i can delete the unused MailBoxes ?
Delete an user or a mailbox don't clear entry in mailbox table ( i think
because they reference the messages)
Anyone can suggest a query to delete it ?
Thank's
Giorgio70165 wrote:
It could be simpler to use and externa tool as preprocessing that strip
attachments, and insert something like nfs,http,smb url of location in
the saved mail but don't know how to do that. Any suggestion?
And by then, unless very careful you'd be dropping dbmail's keyfeatu
* Ricardo Andere de Mello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [081203, 14:52]:
> > is it possibile to use dbmail as searchable sql mail archive?
> > and what about attachments, should be saved into sql or stripped?
>
> yes, but messages are saved in a "raw" format. this means that the message
> contains the hea
Em Segunda 08 Dezembro 2003 11:38, Giorgio70165 escreveu:
> is it possibile to use dbmail as searchable sql mail archive?
> and what about attachments, should be saved into sql or stripped?
yes, but messages are saved in a "raw" format. this means that the message
contains the headers, the text a
Magnus Sundberg wrote:
Maybe, but I beleive that the mail clients are quite simpleminded.
Please broaden my view and give me more examples of when the client
requests unusual headers.
I beleive it requests the headers when it displays the content of the
mailbox. When else does it request the
Matthew T. O'Connor wrote:
I don't think this will work well. I think you will wind up with alot
of headers that you don't want, which translates to a lot of unnecesary
work for the mail injectors. 95% of the time you just need the basic
headers, every once in a while you want to search ba
Magnus Sundberg wrote:
I beleive in automatic addition to the header cache,
1 Start with an empty table of headers_to_cache.
2 Client asks for "From:" and "Subject:" headers
Then add these to the headers_to_cache
Add the headers "From:" and "Subject:" to the header
cache
3
is it possibile to use dbmail as searchable sql mail archive?
and what about attachments, should be saved into sql or stripped?
thanks
Brian Blood wrote:
Perhaps if we started with a few really basic headers to base the
implementation on, then peope could extend it on their own past there.
Like From: and Subject:
Actually, now that I think about this, shouldn't these headers just be added
into the messages table?
How about..
Jesse Norell wrote:
Hello,
Probably the best place to rebuild the header cache (because
you added more headers you're interested in or whatever other
reason) would be with dbmail-maintenance. The message injectors
would keep it up to date for new messages, of course.
One thing you need to
I have over 3000 users on a uwimap servers.
If i want to convert my users to dbmail many tasks have to be done.
A essential task is inporting over a weekend all my users inbox from
/var/spool/mail and
all there folders from /home/(users) .
If i cannot inport all my users inbox and folders th
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