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Sumith Ail wrote: hi all Has anybody been successful in setting hard quota for a virtual domain instead of a user. No. We've talked alot about how to implement virtual domain quotas. Looks like the best idea is to use the file systems quota limits per user. And store each domain under a single users home directory. Which would require vpopmail to support multiple UID/GID's. This can be done, the code just needs to be written and tested. The code to support placing the domain under an arbitrary directory is already in place. Basicly it reads the /var/qmail/users/cdb file to extract uid/gid/dir information. Ken Jones
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Basicly it reads the /var/qmail/users/cdb file to extract uid/gid/dir information. Won't this break the current setup where account type info is stored in the gid field? Abdul Ken Jones
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Abdul Rehman Gani wrote: Basicly it reads the /var/qmail/users/cdb file to extract uid/gid/dir information. Won't this break the current setup where account type info is stored in the gid field? Abdul Ken Jones The account info is stored in the vpopmail passwd file. The uid/gid I'm talking abuot is in the /var/qmail/users/assign file. Which only holds the uid/gid of the user to deliver the mail as. Ken
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Hi ken.. Is the code you are talking about still under test.. I mean can use it with my current setup of qmail+mysql+vpopmail. If yes then how?? It'd be a great idea if the filesystem user quota can be implemented and the domain mail are stored in their own home dir rather than /home/vpopmail/domains Thanx a Lot. Best Regards Sumith --- Ken Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Abdul Rehman Gani wrote: Basicly it reads the /var/qmail/users/cdb file to extract uid/gid/dir information. Won't this break the current setup where account type info is stored in the gid field? Abdul Ken Jones The account info is stored in the vpopmail passwd file. The uid/gid I'm talking abuot is in the /var/qmail/users/assign file. Which only holds the uid/gid of the user to deliver the mail as. Ken __ Do You Yahoo!? Kick off your party with Yahoo! Invites. http://invites.yahoo.com/
