OK, I found that problem. First I upgraded to maildrop 2.0.2, thinking maybe it had been compiled with debugging on. That wasn't it, so then I saw and removed the "-V10" argument to maildrop in the postfix master.cf. Now I am getting something else, only partially right.

The message is now:

<te...@example.com>: permission denied. Command output: WARN: quota string '25600000' not parseable maildrop: maildir over quota.

So except for that "WARN" part, it is ok. Do I have to regenerate all the 'maildirsize' files for the new version of maildrop? The test maildir I am using has a 25MB quota, and is almost all the way full. Here are the entire contents of its maildirsize file:

[wenadmin@mail]% 10:14 # cat maildirsize 25600000S 24650393 3 [wenadmin@mail]% 10:14 #

Is this no longer the correct format? If it is, and I don't have to regenerate the maildirsize files, how can I fix the "WARN: quota string '25600000' not parseable" message? I assume that the correct message I should see would be like:

<te...@example.com>: permission denied. Command output: maildir over quota.

Which would make a lot more sense to my users, and look a lot less like a server error.

Thanks for your help so far...

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