mesut85u2
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It is working best, no problem... I am using that. thanks your helps.
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I think i found the right code: find /home/{username}/mail/{domain.com}/{mail-user-name}/ -type d \( -name cur -o -name new \) -exec find {} -type f -delete \; example: username : sitenm domain: ...
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I think i found the right code: find /home/{username}/mail/{domain.com}/{mail-user-name}/ -type d \( -name cur -o -name new \) -exec find {} -type f -delete \; example: username : sitenm domain: ...
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Hi :), The cronjob should delete the emails in "cur" directory without accessing the webmail. Please check if you have set the cron correctly. hi danrussell, my cron job code is: rm -rf /home/us...
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Hi, I need one more help... All personels are using mail system, and all mails are forwarding personals' other mail address: for example, all mails are forwarding from main.address@domain.com to p...
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thanks a lot for your help. and one more thing i found rm -rf /home/{username}/mail/{domain.com}/{mailusername}/.Sent/cur/* the bold part is important.
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Ofcourse you can do this using cron. You can put below two commands in one file and set cron for that file. Suppose create /root/maildelete.txt. Put below commands in that file : rm -rf /home/{use...
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Hi Kelvin, I had problems with the cron as the usage quota for mailbox wasn't being updated. My support ticket with cPanel resulted in the following bash script. You can call it anything you like,...