Deleting messages from account using the CLI

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Purpose

CLI method for deleting messages off a specific user account.

Resolution

In order to delete the message, you need to identify the message "msgid". First, note which user you are trying to delete (replace user@domain.com with the user you are trying to target), then issue the following command to find the message "msgid" that you want to delete: 

zmmailbox -z -m user@domain.com s -t message -l 50 "in:inbox date:01/01/2015"

The above command will search a specific folder, Inbox in this case. Displays only messages dated 01/01/2015. Lists up to 50 messages.

You will see something like the following after issuing the above command: 

   Id    Type   From              Subject                                     Date   
   ----  ----   ----------------  ------------------------------------------  --------------
1. 432    mess  user              Daily mail report for 2015-01-01            01/01/15 23:30
2. 431    mess  user              ZCS Backup Report: SUCCESS                  01/01/15 01:00


This number can be used to delete the message by issuing the following command: 

zmmailbox -z -m admin@william3.us.zimbralab.com deleteMessage 431


Ref:
https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Deleting_messages_from_account_using_the_CLI

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