Hi Sam,
Many thanks for your reply.
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Alex Pita writes:
-if i add a new mysql email account, maildrop can't create the mailbox
account first time when a message is sent to this new user!
It's not maildrop's job to create new accounts or mailboxes.
The problem is if i use transport=virtual (which use postfix mta for
local delivery) the maildir account is automatically created. If i use
transport=maildrop this feature is not working. In this case i suppose
that is a normal fact to ask here why and how can be solved this problem...
In this case is very difficult to create manually each maibox account
( not for 1, 2 or 3 users but if i have tousands accounts could be a
big problem)!
That's what scripts are for.
OK. Did you know some URLs where i can found any kind of script to do
that? (I use mysql virtual users)
- Also, no warning message is sent into accounts which use more then
90% of soft-quota!
Where did you read that maildrop will send a warning message to an
account, under these circumstances?
If maildrop can't do this job, i suppose that courier-imap can handle
this job. Just i posted a config file. Maybe is a wrong configuration
but no suggestion was made. I post it again hoping that this time will
be possibile to obtain a constructive discution with somebody from this
mailing list....
Can somebody indicate me why the next example is not working?
# ls -a /home/mailusers/test.ro/titi/
Maildir .mailfilter
# cat /home/mailusers/test.ro/titi/.mailfilter
to "| /var/tmp/aaa/bin/deliverquota -c -w 90 ./Maildir"
OBS: maildrop was installed in prefix=/var/tmp/aaa
Is anybody here which use quotawarn message feature?
And finally, no response regading my last question:
- I saw that if a email account is over quota, all messages arrived
to this account are bounced(till here is very good) BUT..... REMAIN in
/home/mailusers/test.ro/titi/Maildir/tmp directory ALL REJECTED
MESSAGES (this messages are not erased from tmp)! This is another big
problem! ( think that could be a bug in my version of maildrop-1.4.0 )
Regards,
Alex