On Montag 20 Juli 2009 Jonathan Feally wrote:
Perhaps we should have a status column on dbmail_users like we have
on messages.
0 = disabled
1 = enabled
2 = deleted
3 = purge ok
Then on the dbmail-util run it will moved deleted to purge - then
really delete the purge like we do with
On 7/20/2009 5:40 PM, Jonathan Feally wrote:
Perhaps we should have a status column on dbmail_users like we have on
messages.
0 = disabled
1 = enabled
2 = deleted
3 = purge ok
Then on the dbmail-util run it will moved deleted to purge - then
really delete the purge like we do with
On 7/20/2009 5:40 PM, Jonathan Feally wrote:
Perhaps we should have a status column on dbmail_users like we have
on
messages.
0 = disabled
1 = enabled
2 = deleted
3 = purge ok
Then on the dbmail-util run it will moved deleted to purge - then
really delete the purge like we
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Hi Daniel,
as long as you do not run dbmail-util the messages are still in the
database.
I guess you can restore them by connecting them to a new/existing user,
but that will require fidling in the database directly.
afaik there is no undelete in dbmail, so, you have to do the dirty
work
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afaik there is no undelete in dbmail, so, you have to do the dirty
work yourself.
btw: what version of dbmail are you running? 2.2 or 2.3?
greetings,
Daniel
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Hi Daniel,
well, let´s take a look, do you know which user id the user had you
deleted?
mailbox_idnr would actually be even better, but I guess you have no
clue about that, right?
greetings,
Daniel
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well, let´s take a look, do you know which user id the user had you
deleted?
mailbox_idnr would actually be even better, but I guess you have no
clue about that, right?
greetings,
Daniel
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Hi Daniel,
well the mailboxes also got deleted, I guess, so you can look in the
table
messgages for entries with deleted_flag set to 1 and those should be
the messages.
greetings,
Daniel
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for entries with deleted_flag set to 1 and those should be
the messages.
greetings,
Daniel
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Hi there,
well you create a new user, see what mailbox_idnr his INBOX has,
and then you connect the messages with deleted_flag to that mailbox.
After that you set the deleted_flag to 0 and well, there should be
your messages.
greetings,
Daniel
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Daniel Mejia wrote:
Hi all,
I have a VERY HUGE problem.. I have accidentally deleted a user with the
command
# dbmail-users -d x...@xxx.xxx
Is there any way to restore the user back with all his emails? Please help,
I am in big trouble if this is an irreversible action!
Oops.
Perhaps we should have a status column on dbmail_users like we have on
messages.
0 = disabled
1 = enabled
2 = deleted
3 = purge ok
Then on the dbmail-util run it will moved deleted to purge - then
really delete the purge like we do with messages.
-Jon
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