no 'disabled'. i see suspended, expired, canceled, banned, closed. does 
it matter which i pick?

david camm
advanced web systems
keller, tx


On 2/17/2015 2:42 PM, surgemail-support wrote:
> The nearest you can do is set the account type as 'disabled' and then 
> manually delete the files, then delete the account.
> The admin interface would work, but it may be more efficient to delete 
> it manually as the admin interface will usually try and move the files 
> which you may want to avoid.
>     ChrisP.
>
>     one of my customers just informed me that one of their staff had
>     recently departed and they anted to delete the account.
>     as it turns out, the account has over 23000 emails in it's
>     directory, which if over 1G in size.
>     i'm concerned about going into the web admin interface an deleting
>     the account the 'ordinary' way. is there any way to delete
>     knowledge of the user from surgemail without deleting the 23000
>     files?
>     if there is, i can do that, then go in at my leisure and 'nicely'
>     do an 'rm -fr *' in the account directory, then delete the
>     directory path.
>     or, should i just go ahead and do the delete through admin?
>     david camm
>     advanced web systems
>     keller, tx
>