This may or may not be the correct forum for this question, but I figured I
would take a shot. We have developed a web utility that allows our users
to forward their account to another email address. This has been working
great, one downside is that sometimes they want to also forward all of
their mail that is currently sitting in their mailbox, which we have not
done. Now it is easy enough for them to check their mail one last
time. However, something else I have run into is that looking through our
users who have forwarded their mail, I have noticed that a large majority
of them are using several MB of disk space that has not been touched for
months and in some cases years. Now I know that several MB doesn't seem
like much by multiply several MB times 10,000 users and that is a
significant amount.
So my question for the group is....
Is it possible or has someone already written a program that will take
someone's mailbox and forward all mail to another account and then remove
those messages off of the system?
"There are a million ways to lose a work day, but not even a
single way to get one back." --Tom DeMarco & Timothy Lister
Theresa M Peter
Software Engineer I
University of Cincinnati
BOL/Classware Office
C07 3rd Floor Edwards Two
(513)556-9008
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