I manage email (and practically everything else) for a medium sized university department. Recently I've been informed that we're adopting a three-year retention policy for email. We're allowed to keep things for longer than that, so I'm not looking at forced expiration (which is all I found when I searched the mailing lists for info). Basically I'm just looking for a way to still allow me to use cyr_expire with something less nuts than -X 1100 -D 1100 that still keeps the mail somewhere. (I'm honestly quite afraid of how long an expire run will take three years hence.) I'm thinking of hacking cyr_expire to actually save the data off somewhere, then tarring that up to some less expensive storage and destroying that when its time comes. Any ideas? Has anyone done anything like this? - J< ---- Cyrus Home Page: http://www.cyrusimap.org/ List Archives/Info: http://lists.andrew.cmu.edu/pipermail/info-cyrus/
