I'd like to create a backup of incoming mail in procmailrc for all the
virtual users on the system. My idea was to put the mail into a /usr/
local/virtual/backupuser/ Maildir store and then expire it out after
90 days with a simple crontab:
5 5 * * 0 find /usr/local/virtual/
backup/ -type f -ctime +90 -exec rm {} \;
I simply created the directory (maildirmake /usr/local/virtual/
backup/) and then added
:0c
/usr/local/virtual/backup/
near the top of the procmailrc for the virtual users, and that all
seems to be working, but my concern is that I am forgetting some
obvious reason NOT to do this.
The 'backup' user is not a real user and no one can login to read all
everyone's email, or even access the shell on the system at all (the
virtual users do not have real shell user that correlate or anything
like that).
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He was sensless before I beat him.
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