A further question: if the INBOX is in the home directory, and an incoming message would take it over quota, what is _supposed_ to happen?
If delivery fails due to over quota, it is supposed to revert the file to its previous state by truncating the file to the pre-delivery size.
(imap-2002e, by the way. And the home directories are on a NFS server, so have to be NFS mounted onto the c-client email machines.)
Are you saying that the mailbox file is accessed via NFS? mbx format is not guaranteed to work via NFS.
-- Mark --
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