I was wondering if there is a way to have the trash folders in the webmail clients automatically purged. I have a number of clients who continue to use webmail and continue to forget to purge their trash. If there isn't a way, will it create any trouble for the webmail software if I just delete the trash file from cpanel File Manager, rather than logging into each webmail account and going through the purge process? The file I would be deleting most often is this:
mail/mydomain.com/cluelessuser/.neomail-trash
I also have few customers who have never set a default address and therefore have built up a huge amount of spam in a folder that is:
mail/new
This is directly from their root. It is NOT in:
mail/mydomain.com/username/new
When I go to the folder to delete files, there are thousands of them. Is that a folder that I can delete, or do I need to delete each file inside the folder? I was assuming that the folder would be re-created when more email came in, but I don't like assuming. I have been deleting from an FTP application and it is taking forever. The CPanel File Manager doesn't seem to even display the files, and the disk usage viewer seems to just show this folder as my problem.
I am not that good with a linux cmd line, so I am trying to keep from messing anything up. Sorry to bother you with what are probably stupid questions, but I am needing to clean up disk space more frequently now and it is taking quite a bit of time.
mail/mydomain.com/cluelessuser/.neomail-trash
I also have few customers who have never set a default address and therefore have built up a huge amount of spam in a folder that is:
mail/new
This is directly from their root. It is NOT in:
mail/mydomain.com/username/new
When I go to the folder to delete files, there are thousands of them. Is that a folder that I can delete, or do I need to delete each file inside the folder? I was assuming that the folder would be re-created when more email came in, but I don't like assuming. I have been deleting from an FTP application and it is taking forever. The CPanel File Manager doesn't seem to even display the files, and the disk usage viewer seems to just show this folder as my problem.
I am not that good with a linux cmd line, so I am trying to keep from messing anything up. Sorry to bother you with what are probably stupid questions, but I am needing to clean up disk space more frequently now and it is taking quite a bit of time.
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