Most of this thread is not applicable to me and I can't help, since I don't use MySQL, but I thought I'd mention that I've got the RPMs running (Red Hat 7.0, courier-0.37.2.20020131-1.7.0) with quotas. I just did a regular build (rpm -ta courierfile.gz), without specifying anything fancy or non-default. I'm using userdb and I switched to maildrop for local delivery because I understood that (or deliverquota) to be required for quota support--I'm still under that impression. Indeed, quotas are enforced as advertised in my case without trouble, though I still haven't quite discovered a good way to issue *warnings* when quotas are being approached (I posted recently about this but haven't heard anything).

Anyway, just wanted to note that I've seen the default RPM build work OK with quotas, in case it's worth anything to you. Clearly much of even the RPM build has to do with machine-specific capabilities, so I may be guilty of apples and oranges here. At least both of 'em are good for you

Thanks, Dan

FYI: [root@blueline log]# rpm -qa | grep courier courier-sendmail-wrapper-0.37.2.20020131-1.7.0 courier-imapd-0.37.2.20020131-1.7.0 courier-0.37.2.20020131-1.7.0 courier-maildrop-0.37.2.20020131-1.7.0 courier-maildrop-wrapper-0.37.2.20020131-1.7.0 courier-pop3d-0.37.2.20020131-1.7.0