quarantine password-protected files

[Julian Field]

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James D. Parra wrote:
>> I have been just storing all messages for a short period of time. Then you
> can
>> release anything you need to, and you can set up the system to kill after a
>> set number of days. Mailwatch makes this even easier.
> 
> Hello Scott,
> 
> How do you set this up if you're not using mailwatch?

To clean out your quarantine regularly, with a variable limit on how 
long you keep files, take a look in /etc/cron.daily/clean.quarantine. 
There are a couple of settings at the top that you might want to change.

1) $disabled = 1;
Set this to 0 if you want to enable this process at all.
2) $days_to_keep = 30;
This is, as it says, the number of days you want to keep in the quarantine.

Just change those 2 numbers and save the file. It will enable itself, 
you don't need to type anything to make it go.

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