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Number of messages limit
2007/01/28 21:36
 
Feature request:

Instead of using a "Purge Messages" through admin panel, why not limit the number of messages per user?

For example, in Invision Power Board forum, there is a meter telling you how full your PM folders are: "Your folders are 24% full"

You can limit it by the number of letters, or perhaps the number of messages, I don't know how it works. When they are full, they cannot send or receive PM's so they will have to delete some of it themselves. I just don't want to purge all people's PM's, they might get mad at me, because they might have important PM's stored there.

Thanks.
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Re:Number of messages limit
2007/01/30 02:21
 
Hi Rob,

Actually, when you purge messages, you're just deleting messages that are permanently deleted. Let's explain it a bit with an example:

You receive a message that was sent to you and to 3 other users. You delete this message and it shows in your trash. You delete it from trash and message won't be displayed for you anymore... But what happens to the other 3 users message? When you delete a message in Missus, the message is not completely deleted but "stated" as deleted by "you", not for the other 3 users, do you get what I mean? If I pemanently delete the message, the other users won't be able to actually see it. And the message is not duplicated in database either, to save space. So a state machine is used to determine the message state for each user.

Now, when you're purging messages you're actually deleting those messages that have been permanently deleted by both the sender and the receptors. I'll include a separate purge to delete messages by time because is needed, I can see my Missus table is longer than 400 KB in my database just because ppl never delete their messages. So I personally need that feature, but separated from the other purge.

Cheers!
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Re:Number of messages limit
2007/01/30 11:25
 
Thanks, now it makes more sense (or most of it). But I think you might need to reword "Purge Messages" to something else, maybe "Purge Deleted/Trashed Messages" ??

Yes, I also agree about the timed purges, because I was also wondering about the database, so as not to overload it. I still think that limiting number of messages would also work, but then again I'm not the programmer.
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Re:Number of messages limit
2007/02/05 03:06
 
Hi Rob,

Rob wrote:
Thanks, now it makes more sense (or most of it). But I think you might need to reword "Purge Messages" to something else, maybe "Purge Deleted/Trashed Messages" ??

Right! Sometimes I need help with my english, because I can't find the right words to express myself. (Or I misspell them)

Rob wrote:
Yes, I also agree about the timed purges, because I was also wondering about the database, so as not to overload it. I still think that limiting number of messages would also work, but then again I'm not the programmer.

User have a limit of messages (you can set it in the config) and they can't receive new messages unless they erase some of them. But you're right about a percentage or a message displaying the Inbox status.

Cheers!
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Re:Number of messages limit
2008/05/09 13:21
 
Any "auto-purge" after "x" amount of days?
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