Is there anyway of doing this?
thanks…
I came upon this code some time ago.
Run it at intervals (I run mine weekly) with cron
#!/usr/bin/perl
Script to expire voicemail after a specified number of days
by Steve Creel [email protected]
Directory housing the voicemail spool for asterisk
$dir = “/var/spool/asterisk/voicemail”;
Context for which the script should be running
$context = “default”;
Age (Delete files older than $age days old)
$age = 31;
Age for unheard messages (Defaults to same age for all messages)
Set to 0 to not delete unheard messages
$unheardage = $age;
Delete all files older than $age and $unheardage
(named msg???.??? to get the audio and txt files,
but we don’t delete greetings or the user’s name)
if($age==$unheardage) {
Save time by doing one find if we’re treating everything the same
system(‘find ‘.$dir.’/’.$context.’ -name msg???.??? -mtime +’.$age.’ -exec rm {} ; -exec echo Deleted {} ;’);
} else {
Find everything not in a folder called ‘INBOX’ and delete it after $age days
system(‘find ‘.$dir.’/’.$context.’ -path ‘INBOX’ -prune -o -name msg???.??? -mtime +’.$age.’ -exec rm {} ; -exec echo Deleted {} ;’);
If unheardage is set to 0, we won’t delete any unheard messages
if($unheardage > 0) {
# Delete things that are in a folder called INBOX after $unheardage days
system('find '.$dir.'/'.$context.' -path \'*INBOX*\' -name msg????.??? -mtime +'.$unheardage.' -exec rm {} \; -exec echo Deleted {} \;');
}
}
For testing - what number to we start when we renumber?
$start = “0”;
Rename to msg and a 4 digit number, 0 padded.
$fnbase = sprintf “msg%04d”, $start;
Make $dir include the context too
$dir.="/".$context;