is there an easy way to do this system wide w/ cron or just manually?
Or does each user have to run it?
ie. can tmda-pending be given a directory to purge through or could I
put this into a bash script and then use something like
find /home/* -type d -name .tmda -exec tmda-pending {} \;
or would this mess something else up?
thanks
jared
> Tim Legant wrote:
>
> > Yes. In fact, that's the way we used to suggest doing it (through
> > cron) before the pending cleanup functionality was added.
Erik Max Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> How can one force a cleanup when the PENDING_CLEANUP_ODDS are 0? The
> documentation touches on this -- the configuration variable
> documentation mentions the possibility but doesn't directly say how.
>
> Does it mean running tmda-pending periodically in a manner of
> something like (deleting all pending messages older than 14 days):
>
> tmda-pending -b -d -O 14d
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