Fwd: Re: Horde 'maintenance'

Gunnar Wrobel wrobel at kolabsys.com
Sun Oct 17 21:17:44 CEST 2010


Zitat von Gunnar Wrobel <wrobel at kolabsys.com>:

> Sounds like this should go to the users mailing list...
>
> ----- Weitergeleitete Nachricht von johannes_graumann at web.de -----
>       Datum: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 20:53:42 +0200
>         Von: Johannes Graumann <johannes_graumann at web.de>
>     Betreff: Re: Horde 'maintenance'
>          An: Gunnar Wrobel <wrobel at kolabsys.com>
>
> Gunnar Wrobel wrote:
>
>> Zitat von Skip Morse <skipmorse at gmail.com>:
>>
>>> Hi All...
>>>
>>> every so often when I log into horde it gives me the option to
>>> 'perform maintenance' and the thing selected is to delete all old
>>> linked attachments (more than 6 months old)...
>>>
>>> I just choose to 'skip it', but my concern is that I have write access
>>> to some group folders that need the attachments to stay there...
>>>
>>> Would horde go through all folders even shared ones, or just act on my
>>> user's folder?
>>
>> I assume that you misunderstand the feature (though I have to admit
>> that it is easy to misunderstand it).
>>
>> "linked attachments" refers to a special feature of the web client.
>>
>> Assume you communicate with somebody that you know will bounce message
>> with size > 5MB. You would like to send that person a 10MB message
>> though. With the Kolab web client you can send the message that won't
>> contain the actual attachment but just a link to a file that can be
>> downloaded from the web server (potentially with a one time token that
>> get's invalidated once the file was successfully downloaded once).
>>
>> This is what is called a "linked attachment".
>>
>> If you use the feature then cleaning up such linked attachments
>> periodically may make sense. I admit though that the way it works in
>> the current client is somewhat annoying. The request should be omitted
>> if the user does not actually use the feature.
>>
>> In any case this will *not* delete any attachments from your mails or
>> any shared folders.
>>
> Whoa! How d I use this feature from within kontact?

You don't :(

This is only offered by the web client at the moment. The web client  
is reachable via http://... but your Kontact is not. So for the web  
client it is no problem to withhold an attachment when sending an  
e-mail and offer it for download instead. To offer the same feature  
for Kontact would be possible but requires a decent amount of work (on  
the side of the client and the server). Though I assume one could base  
it on the functionality already provided by the Kolab web client.

Cheers,

Gunnar

>
> Never came across is yet and it would solve a problem I have right away ...
>
> Joh
>
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