capisuite.cronin

#!/bin/sh
#
# CapiSuite cleanup script, should be run regularly 
# by cron. It's only useful for the default scripts provided 
# with CapiSuite. 
#
# It will read a central configuration file placed in 
# @pkgsysconfdir@/cronjob.conf where you must define variables
# which defines how many days a file may stay in the spool dirs
#
# Author: Gernot Hillier <gernot@hillier.de>
#

#
# paranoia settings
#
umask 022

PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
export PATH

# make sure default values are set
MAX_DAYS_RCVD=0 
MAX_DAYS_DONE=0
MAX_DAYS_FAILED=0

# do nothing if there is no global config
test -r @pkgsysconfdir@/cronjob.conf || exit
# read cronjob.conf
. @pkgsysconfdir@/cronjob.conf

if test "$MAX_DAYS_RCVD" -gt 0; then
	for i in `find @spooldir@/users/ -mindepth 2 -maxdepth 2 -type d -name received`; do
		find $i/. -name "*fax-[0-9]*.*" ! -type d ! -type s -atime +$MAX_DAYS_RCVD -exec rm {} \; 
		find $i/. -name "*voice-[0-9]*.*" ! -type d ! -type s -atime +$MAX_DAYS_RCVD -exec rm {} \; 
	done
fi

if test "$MAX_DAYS_DONE" -gt 0; then
	find @spooldir@/done/. -name "*fax-[0-9]*.*" ! -type d ! -type s -atime +$MAX_DAYS_DONE -exec rm {} \; 

fi

if test "$MAX_DAYS_FAILED" -gt 0; then
	find @spooldir@/failed/. -name "*fax-[0-9]*.*" ! -type d ! -type s -atime +$MAX_DAYS_FAILED -exec rm {} \;
fi

exit 0