How to automatically delete mails from user's inbox directory after retrieving it through POP3

[Thomas Varghese <sq...@vsnl.net>]

Hello,

I could successfully setup the James Mail Server v2.0a3

One of the problem I found with POP3 access is that  after the user
picks up the mail using POP3 access, one file is not deleted from the
user's inbox directory.  Out of the 2 files [.FILESTREAMSTORE and
.FILEOBJECTSTORE] created corresponding to each email, one file still
remains [.FILESTREAMSTORE] in the inbox folder of the user even after
downloading the mail.

Is there a way by which this can also be automatically deleted  along
with the other file [.FILEOBJECTSTORE], once the user download the mail.


Thanks in advance

Thomas

R: How to automatically delete mails from user's inbox directory after retrieving it through POP3

[Davide Frigerio <da...@wise-lab.it>]

I think this'is an old bug! Have anybody try to solve it?

Thanks.

Davide Frigerio

-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: Thomas Varghese [mailto:squaredeal@vsnl.net]
Inviato: giovedì 13 giugno 2002 8.21
A: james-user@jakarta.apache.org
Oggetto: How to automatically delete mails from user's inbox directory
after retrieving it through POP3


Hello,

I could successfully setup the James Mail Server v2.0a3

One of the problem I found with POP3 access is that  after the user
picks up the mail using POP3 access, one file is not deleted from the
user's inbox directory.  Out of the 2 files [.FILESTREAMSTORE and
.FILEOBJECTSTORE] created corresponding to each email, one file still
remains [.FILESTREAMSTORE] in the inbox folder of the user even after
downloading the mail.

Is there a way by which this can also be automatically deleted  along
with the other file [.FILEOBJECTSTORE], once the user download the mail.


Thanks in advance

Thomas



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