I found these instructions online but I’m not experienced using the command line interface (I have used various Linux incarnations). Anyone know if this is still the method to use? Our consultants say no but I'm finding it hard to believe that chat history can't be disabled. Most firms I've worked in (finance industry) would want this.
http://mitelforums.com/forum/index.php?topic=6525.0To prevent UCA from storing chat history on the server, there two commands.
(1) edit /etc/e-smith/templates/opt/intertel/conf/sip_ims.ini/50Configuration set EnableFile=no. (if you're familiar with linux you can use vi editor to do this as well, I had to do this as my version of linux didn't recognise the "edit" command)
(2) expand-template /opt/intertel/conf/sip_ims.ini
Next, to delete the existing chat history stored on the server:
(1) stop the SIPIMS service from the UCA diagnostic page. From Server Manager, go to the main UCA configuration page, then at the bottom of the page under "Diagnostics", press the "Perform Server Diagnostics" button. Look for "SIPIMS" and click the "Stop" link to the right.
(2) move all files from the /opt/intertel/data/imarchive directory, maybe move them to /root by doing a 'mv hab_ims_archive* /root' from the /opt/intertel/data/imarchive directory. You can do this with putty, but if there are lots of files, you may want to use an application like WinSCP so that you can create folders, and drag and drop multiple files at once. Or, you can delete them from the putty command line if you are comfortable doing so - and will not want to keep the history at all.
(3) restart the UCA server completely.