# /etc/default/ku-amavis-cleanup
#
# ::copy::
# ::maintainer::
#

# amavis working directory, if not defined will use
# kusa-conf definition 'amavis.workdir', or default
#
#WORKDIR="/w/work/amavis"


# objects lifetime and action
# since version 2 we have different settings, and defaults;
# we added OTHERS objects, too
#
# life is in days
#
# the delete action performed by find, the default is "-print", so
# you need to change in "-delete" or "-delete -print" to make
# the job really do things

# defaults
#
DELETE_ACTION="-print"
LIFE_DEFAULT="30"

# per-object settings overrides
#
#LIFE_SPAM="30"
#ACTION_SPAM="-delete"

#LIFE_BANNED="30"
#ACTION_BANNED="-delete"

#LIFE_VIRUS="30"
#ACTION_VIRUS="-delete"

#LIFE_OTHERS="30"
#ACTION_OTHERS="-delete"


# if set "true" (or 'yes') will scann users dirs and clean
# junk/spam files -- default is false
#
#CLEAN_USERDIRS="true"

# main users dir, you can list many, space sep (so, no embedded
# spaces allowed in dirnames) -- since the names are used as
# 'find' -name argument, you can bypass this limitation using
# the "?" char insead of a space, ec:
#
#	/some dir name ----> /some?dir?name
#
#USERS_DIRS="/home"

# dirs to clenaup, they will be searched in maildir format, so
# in $HOME/Maildir/.<name>
#
# space sep list, so no embedded spaces allowed (see USERS_DIRS
# trick to use them anyway)
#
#USERS_SPAMDIRS="Junk Spamassassin"

# lifespan of junk messages, in days (age)
#
#USERS_LIFE_JUNK="60"

# max number of junk messages (cap)
#
#USERS_MAX_JUNK="100"

# (eof) /etc/default/ku-amavis-cleanup
