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MailScanner MySQL Tables

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  1. kaspersetz

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    My mailscanner maillog.MYD file is growing kinda large, 1.9GB. Is there a way of truncating that file occasionlly? I know it is a mysqj table but I am not sure what MailScanner is storing there.

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    #1 kaspersetz, Nov 28, 2006
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    It's MailWatch data. You can empty out the database tables in phpmyadmin.
     
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