Hi Matt,
That counter is not really working properly, since I at least downloaded
the `previous' 5.4.28 release about 10 times I guess.
Btw: I'm looking into my personal vusage `symbolic link problem'. Like I
said: the individual user usage's are computed correctly. However, if I
request
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Harm van Tilborg wrote:
That counter is not really working properly, since I at least downloaded
the `previous' 5.4.28 release about 10 times I guess.
Really? That's no good. Their file release system has been pretty broken
since the new
Hi everybody;
we are using vpopmail in a deployment which involves many programs.
We use maildrop for some (but not all) deliveries, dovecot for imap access,
some custom perl script to forward some mail.
Log story short, we cannot use (at the moment) vusaged to track the mail
usage.
I've looked
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Simone Lazzaris wrote:
Hi everybody;
we are using vpopmail in a deployment which involves many programs.
We use maildrop for some (but not all) deliveries, dovecot for imap access,
some custom perl script to forward some mail.
Log story short,
In data giovedì 03 settembre 2009 hai scritto:
Simone Lazzaris wrote:
Hi everybody;
we are using vpopmail in a deployment which involves many programs.
We use maildrop for some (but not all) deliveries, dovecot for imap
access, some custom perl script to forward some mail.
Log story
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Simone Lazzaris wrote:
Our setup is spreaded on many servers (think 20), with the mail stored on an
NFS share (NetApp).
The vusage daemon is written with this in mind, though it's more efficient
to have it run on the device providing storage so
In data giovedì 03 settembre 2009 hai scritto:
Simone Lazzaris wrote:
Our setup is spreaded on many servers (think 20), with the mail stored on
an NFS share (NetApp).
The vusage daemon is written with this in mind, though it's more efficient
to have it run on the device providing storage
Simone Lazzaris ha scritto:
In data giovedì 03 settembre 2009 hai scritto:
Simone Lazzaris wrote:
Our setup is spreaded on many servers (think 20), with the mail stored on
an NFS share (NetApp).
The vusage daemon is written with this in mind, though it's more efficient
to have
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Simone Lazzaris wrote:
Ok, but how can be syncronized the two vision of the quota, if only vpopmail
uses vusaged ? I think that there can be only two cases
1) all tools use vusaged or
2) all tools use traditional Maildir++ quota.
In any other
Tonix (Antonio Nati) wrote:
I did not imagine vusaged was so intrusive!
Is should be completely disabled if not needed.
Tonino
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Matt,
Is there some sort of specification documentation for vusaged that
describes how it works? If there is, I think it would be useful to have
it published
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Tonix (Antonio Nati) wrote:
Besides vpopmail, there are a lot of other important tools (like dovecot
for example) which as far as I know are not using vpopmail, and rely on
Maildirs.
When the old domain quota code was going to be released, I
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Eric Shubert wrote:
Is there some sort of specification documentation for vusaged that
describes how it works? If there is, I think it would be useful to have
it published so that it can be scrutinized by the community. Better to
get things worked
Hi Matt,
Matt Brookings wrote:
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Harm van Tilborg wrote:
That counter is not really working properly, since I at least downloaded
the `previous' 5.4.28 release about 10 times I guess.
Really? That's no good. Their file release system has been
Matt Brookings wrote:
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Eric Shubert wrote:
Is there some sort of specification documentation for vusaged that
describes how it works? If there is, I think it would be useful to have
it published so that it can be scrutinized by the community. Better
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Harm van Tilborg wrote:
No, it's really 'rubbish' :]. I've posted this in the 'some experiences
with 5.5' thread before, but here we go:
My apologies :)
[cv] ~# ls -l /home/vpopmail/domains/example.com
total 28
drwx-- 3 vpopmail vchkpw 4096
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