Again, sorry, I didn't put all of the details into my original post because the PM server was so slow this morning.

The timestamp on the file isn't considered -- instead I have a script that does an hourly check, comparing when the file's database record was created with the current time, and doing the appropriate aging by advancing a file to attention (after 2 days), stale (after 14 days) or deleted (after 28 days).

I may have to write a script that 'artificially' ages files by a certain amount to get the test to work -- perhaps by back-dating some of the database fields, then running the hourly check script.

Alex / talexb / Toronto

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