"Emiliano" <emil...@climafin.com.ar> writes:
I'm using Postfix+Mysql+Courier-Imap + maildrop.
Now I want to enable quota support with maildrop.
so, maildrop -v says
...
I do.
maildirmake -q 100000000S ./maildir
so now I have a file
[root@www maildir]# less maildirsize
100000000S
31899402 403
Now, I send a mail to me, but the maildirsize file doesn't change.
Does the mail arrive? If not, something else that isn't mentioned in
this mail needs fixing.
What's wrong ? or missing.
I don't have your configuration (show master.cf and the output of
postconf -n if the instructions below don't help), but I'd guess Postfix
doesn't know it is to use maildrop for your delivery and uses its
virtual daemon instead. Here's the outline:
1. make sure you have Postfix 2.0.12 or some other recent 2.0.x version
2. create a "maildrop" transport in master.cf; AFAIR, corresponding
documentation ships with maildrop
3. tell Postfix to use it (main.cf, default_transport or transport_maps
or whatever suits your intentions)
4. make sure Postfix knows about your domains, user table and uses the
same information (table in MySQL perhaps) as maildrop and
courier-imap do.
5. remember: postfix reload after master.cf or main.cf changes
Untested (I don't have MySQL setups).