Words by Todd Lyons [Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 05:57:08PM -0800]:
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 4:19 PM, Carlos Eduardo Tavares Terra
<edua...@gmail.com> wrote:
I have a problem and a question.
I have users with quota over 4GB in a 32bit server and when maildrop
creates the maildirsize, it uses 1GB quota.
I have tested maildrop in a 64bit server and this problem didn't
happen. Unhappily I can't use only 64bit server right now.
My problem is:
Is possible to use quota > 4GB in 32bit servers ?
I was about to write an email about this very topic. There is a patch
that someone wrote that patches the maildir support for the maildrop
package so that it can handle quota larger than 2 GB (you wrote 4 GB,
but in my tests, I started getting errors above 2 GB). The patch is
located here:
http://japc.uncovering.org/patches/maildrop_64bit_quota.diff
I have doubt about the maildirsize creating process. When maildrop
create the file, if it does not exist? Always (when deliverying a
message)? Sometimes (time specific process)?
It applies cleanly to the version of maildrop I run (2.0.4), but I
don't know about the most recent version.
Well, if it doesn't I'll do a diff to the most recent version.
Best regards.
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