diff --git a/content/momentum/4/executable/ec-mta-sts-purge.md b/content/momentum/4/executable/ec-mta-sts-purge.md index 2ce660b1..f0b64b18 100644 --- a/content/momentum/4/executable/ec-mta-sts-purge.md +++ b/content/momentum/4/executable/ec-mta-sts-purge.md @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ --- -lastUpdated: "03/26/2020" +lastUpdated: "06/30/2024" title: "ec_mta_sts_purge" description: "ec mta_sts_purge Remove expired MTA-STS policies from the file system" --- @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ description: "ec mta_sts_purge Remove expired MTA-STS policies from the file sys ## Name -ec_mta_sts_purge — Remove expired MTA-STS policies from the file system +ec_mta_sts_purge — Remove expired MTA-STS policies from the file system. ## Synopsis @@ -21,13 +21,13 @@ ec_mta_sts_purge — Remove expired MTA-STS policies from the file system The **ec_mta_sts_purge** command is a utility script used to remove expired MTA-STS policies from the file system. -Momentum caches MTA-STS policies on the file system. This is to reduce how often Momentum needs to fetch the policies using HTTPS. This also prevents a large number of fetches on a restart. These policies will normally get updated regularly, but if some domains have not been used for a long time, this command can be used to delete the expired policy files for these domains from the file system. +Momentum caches MTA-STS policies on the file system. This is to reduce how often Momentum needs to fetch the policies using HTTPS. This also prevents a large number of fetches on a restart. These policies will normally get updated regularly, but if some domains have not been used for a long time, this command can be used to delete the expired policy files for these domains from the file system. ### Note The **ec_mta_sts_purge** script will delete files in the default location. If you have specified a different location via `mta_sts_policy_store`, the `-dir` option must be used. -The following options change the behavor of the **ec_mta_sts_purge** command: +The following options change the behavior of the **ec_mta_sts_purge** command: