On Thu, Feb 02, 2006 at 03:19:59PM +0100, Nicolas Ecarnot wrote:
Rolan Yang a écrit :
Just add a "-w" in your config like so:
Yep, what a nice RTFM :o)
Actually, I found it minutes after my first post, and this worked.
Now, looks like I have to *really* understand HOW this is calculated,
because the moment the mail is sent, ie. the moment 90% is detected
seems very weird : on a mailbox where the max size is 400Mb, the quota
warning is not sent at 399 997 kb, but is at 399 999 kb.
I read some doc about that, but I may have to read it again.
Last thing : this mailbox comes from a migration from some old mbox
mailboxes, so though they are fully maildir compliant, not all mail
files are maildir++ named.
Is the maildirsize calculated accordingly in that case (mix of maildir
and maildir++ files), or can this go wrong ?
Most of these are answered with:
$ man maildirquota
Also, the warning would be sent when a message is delivered that puts
the quota over 90%. In your example, this would be when the maildir
exceeds 360MB.
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