In an effort to remove some garbage such as MSNBC RSS Feeds, I've constructed a crude powershell command:
Get-Mailbox -Identity "user" | Search-Mailbox -SearchQuery "subject:'a OR the OR of'" -TargetFolder "MSNBC News" -TargetMailbox "superuser" -DeleteContent
Two problems, first that I don't need to limit the deletion to items with a certain subject line, but the command seems to fail without something plugged in there. I just want to remove everything in that folder.
Second problem, Search-Mailbox only deletes the first 10000 items it finds, posting a warning that I should be using New-MailboxSearch. But New-MailboxSearch doesn't support the TargetFolder parameter which allows me to target and empty the particular folder which needs to be emptied.
If possible, could a powershell wizard help by providing an example of how to delete content from an RSS feeds folder with a particular name which might contain over 100,000 items.
Thanks
Bill
Bill Coulter