Hi Jay,
-----Original Message-----
From: Jay Lee [mailto:jl...@pbu.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 3:24 PM
To: Sergio Ferreira
Cc: cour...@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [maildropl] Maildrop Warnings
Sergio Ferreira said:
I finished my quota configuration and now I am wondering
how to do
maildrop send a warning message to the sender, about the
temporarily
problem, and to the maildir owner, about the overquota.
Another doubt is when the Maildir reachs its limit there
is a way of
this message, that cause overquota bounce, to be send
back to the sender?
These
bounced messages are remaining in Postfix queue and I
want It, if
possible, happen.
maildrop has a -w parameter. Calling "maildrop -w 90"
instead of just maildrop will send the user a warning each
time a message is delivered and the quota is between 90
and 100 percent. It *will not* send a warning once the
quota is exceeded, nor will a warning be sent if the
message exceeds quota. So you should set the warning
percentage to start warning users once they are within a
few megabytes their quota + max message delivery size.
It is a warning from a text file? Where is this file for changes if exists?
If exists It is possible to change It?
There is no function to notify admins, however
accomplishing something like this with shell scripts is
not difficult.
Thanks,
Sergio
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