Hi all,
My setup is james + postgresql (jdbc based mail store). I store spam
in a separate table from my ham email and I want a process to remove
spam messages after a ${delay} (say 2 weeks).
I'm not sure that writing a mailet would be the best solution, so I
thought I'd ask for advice before st
Hi,
I think I whould write a skript which get called every night via
cron-job.
bye
Norman
Am Dienstag, den 25.09.2007, 17:12 +0700 schrieb Kevin Jackson:
> Hi all,
>
> My setup is james + postgresql (jdbc based mail store). I store spam
> in a separate table from my ham email and I want a pro
On 9/25/07, Kevin Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> My setup is james + postgresql (jdbc based mail store). I store spam
> in a separate table from my ham email and I want a process to remove
> spam messages after a ${delay} (say 2 weeks).
what client protocol?
- robert
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> > My setup is james + postgresql (jdbc based mail store). I store spam
> > in a separate table from my ham email and I want a process to remove
> > spam messages after a ${delay} (say 2 weeks).
>
> what client protocol?
pop3, but I think the script + cron job is a good idea
Kev
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On 9/26/07, Kevin Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > My setup is james + postgresql (jdbc based mail store). I store spam
> > > in a separate table from my ham email and I want a process to remove
> > > spam messages after a ${delay} (say 2 weeks).
> >
> > what client protocol?
>
> pop3, but
> > pop3, but I think the script + cron job is a good idea
>
> AIUI POP3 will download all mail from the server to the client. the
> SPAM will therefore not be on the server to be deleted.
>
> or am i missing something?
We store the spam in a separate table, this allows the user to view
their spam
Hi Kev,
what about writing a "small" service which get wired via assembly.xml ?
So it will automatic startet via james and do the job until james is
stopped..
Does this sound better ?
If you have questions i can probaly assist you...
bye
Norman
Am Donnerstag, den 27.09.2007, 11:51 +0700 schri
Hi Norman,
> what about writing a "small" service which get wired via assembly.xml ?
> So it will automatic startet via james and do the job until james is
> stopped..
> Does this sound better ?
This does sound like the kind of thing we want, which apis should I be
looking at (presumably not the
Am Donnerstag, den 27.09.2007, 12:57 +0700 schrieb Kevin Jackson:
> Hi Norman,
>
> > what about writing a "small" service which get wired via assembly.xml ?
> > So it will automatic startet via james and do the job until james is
> > stopped..
> > Does this sound better ?
>
> This does sound li
Kevin Jackson ha scritto:
> Hi Norman,
>
>> what about writing a "small" service which get wired via assembly.xml ?
>> So it will automatic startet via james and do the job until james is
>> stopped..
>> Does this sound better ?
>
> This does sound like the kind of thing we want, which apis shoul
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