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Subject:[maildropl] quota questionActions...
From:Deim Agoston (ag@idg.hu)
Date:Jul 30, 2002 3:12:40 pm
List:net.sourceforge.lists.courier-maildrop

Hello!

I'm a bit puzzled. I used maildrop+Courier-IMAP+MySQL together. The MTA is postfix. So, the users all are in a MySQL table and I use maildrop as the delivery agent. I used the quota field in maildropmysql.config. OK, everything worked, except that .Trash didn't count into the quota. I just downloaded Courier-IMAP 1.5.1, maildrop-1.4.0 and added --with-trashdir beside --enable-maildirquota to configure. I thought it will work. But it didn't. I configured a user and set the qouta to 1meg. Then started to send an email with 196kb attachemnt. Right now he has got more than 2 megs of mails in his Maildir/new and the quota restrictions didn't apply. In other words: before the upgrade I just missed the .Trash quote restrictions, right now I miss the _whole_ quota restrictions. Before I wrote this letter a red trough the man pages and maildir/README.maildirquota. It told me to use maildirmake -q 1048576 if I want to enable a 1meg quota. But let me ask: what the hell then I store the quota in MySQL if it doesn't used? In other words, more polite: how can I tell the software to use the quota column if I declared it in maildropmysql.config and has the columns in the database and maildrop writes the infos to $USER/Maildir/maildirsize? OK, I read the it will recalculate the quota after maildirsize reached 5120 bytes or similar. Why not immediately? TIA, Ago