Quoting Brian Candler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
As far as I can see, exim-4.60 has the same issue: it calculates the quota
in an "off_t" variable. If your operating system's off_t is 64 bits (as is
the case with FreeBSD), you're in the clear. If it is 32 bits (as is the
case with Red Hat Enterprise Linux) then you're not.
Comparing src/transport/appendfile.c between 4.50 and 4.60, the only
significant change I can see is that you're now allowed to use the character
'G' in a quota, i.e. you can write 1G instead of 1024M. Also, a few places
were fixed where 'int' was used but 'off_t' should have been used. I'm
pretty sure you'll still be limited to a 2G quota on an O/S which provides
only a 32-bit off_t.
I use FreeBSD-5.3(64-bit off_t?) and are limited to 2G quota and not
in the clear.
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