Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] Auto - Emptying email trash

[Chris Weiss]

deleteing more and 50 in one click = mass deleting

Brian Johnson (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>I guess I need to determine how badly I need it in the meantime - it's nice to 
>know
>that it is being worked on
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>What did you mean by "mass email deleting"?
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>Chris Weiss (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>>I think a feature such as that should be triggered by the user, either by
prompting
>>if it's ok or by the user clicking a button to do it.  Automatic removal of 
>>user
>>data scares me, if the user says "OK, delete it" then that's different.
>>
>>Also, right now the mass email deleteing (more than 50 at a time) is quite 
>>slow
and
>>slightly unreliable, but that is being worked on in Anglemail, though probably
wont
>>make it in time for the port back in to offical .14 stable CVS.
>>
>>Brian Johnson (address@hidden) wrote*:
>>>
>>>Please forgive me if this is solved in 9.14 - I haven't had a chance to 
>>>install
>it,
>>>test it, and install it on our main server yet.  I'm still using 9.13 RC3
>>>
>>>I know this has been mentioned before but I don't think a solution has been 
>>>found
>>>
>>>I want to use the email trash folder, but I also want it to automaticaly 
>>>empty
out
>>>
>>>I was thinking of setting up a cron job to do it once a day = not pretty but
>should
>>>work
>>>
>>>I wondered if someone has done this and could provide a ready made solution 
>>>(or
>>>tips)
>>>
>>>
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