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udgd66
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I'm seeing that DIR /data/temp contains a lot of temporary files, also if these files are already deleted from long time.
It's necessary to make purge manually sometime?
Bye and again thanks
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Igor
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WebMail attempts to purge that directory, however, due the nature of WebMail architecture, it's not possible to tell when the session has actually expired; particularly since multiple users might access the same account.
For those who'd like to purge the directory periodically and make sure that files currently used are intact, there's a simple script. You can either run it from web browser or put it in crontab to be run, say, once a day. The script is designed to be located in root directory of WebMail Pro. In addition, the script remembers when it was run previously, that reduces the amount of extra job.
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udgd66
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Great!!! 
I put this line in my crond is correct?
@daily /usr/bin/php /home/mario/cron_clear_temp.php
Tnx
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udgd66
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cron_clear_temp.php no longer works with 6.0 version.
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Igor
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In WebMail Pro 6.0.1 we've just released, there's a number of API methods available, you can find sample
scripts in examples directory. One of those is clear-tmp.php which should do the trick.
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udgd66
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 Work porfectly. Tanx.
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udgd66
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I don't know why, but clear-tmp.php function, doesn't work since one week.
It return this error:
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PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function ClearTempFiles() on a non-object in /var/www/webmail/examples/clear-tmp.php on line 22
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Did you make any changes to api.php file?
In clear-tmp.php file, replace include_once with require_once.
Does it show any different error after that?
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No, i didn't make any change to api.php file. It's original of 9/02/2011 17:52
With "require_once" i have the same error!!
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Igor
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Absolutely no idea then, particularly since, according to your own statement, the script worked fine
for some time and then it stopped working all of a sudden.
We'd like to take a look into this, FTP access would be helpful. Please send the details via
our HelpDesk and include the URL of this thread.
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udgd66
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Hi at all,
in version 6.0.2, the clear-tmp.php function return: "WebMail API not allowed".
Why?
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Do you run the script placed to examples directory? If you put it elsewhere, make sure you have
assigned WM_ROOTPATH correctly, it should contain filesystem path to main directory of WebMail Pro.
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udgd66
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Sorry Igor i was wrong: i'm trying to run php not as root (i'm using linux)
I think that the 6.0.2 version, is quite stable.
I almost finished my tests, after i think to use webmail in my company.
Bye bye
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