On Thu, Jun 15, 2006 at 09:34:30AM +0800, krystian wrote: > When I delete files, in thunderbird is shown quota: normal quota + > deleted files. So from 45% if I delete big files is shown 90%, until the > client refresh it, then the quota back to 45%. > But it takes some time to refresh it. > I checked in the same time webmail and there is no problem.
As I say - check in the filesystem to see if it's correct. Perhaps when you 'refresh' it actually does an IMAP 'expunge', at which point it deletes the source messages from the maildir. Arguably it's a client problem, but arguably it's poor design of the IMAP protocol itself, which doesn't have a "move" operation; you can only "copy" the message into the Trash, and then mark the original as deleted. > I'm not sure that how warning message works. I thought that maildrop > before delivering new message check quota, and if quota exceeds 90% then > copy (send??) quotawarnmsg. I think so, as long as there is no file called 'quotawarn' in the Maildir, or if there is, it is older than 24 hours. > The file quotawarnmsg is in /usr/local/courier/etc/ . When quota is > over 90% nothing happens, new mail is just delivered but without > additional quotawarnmsg. > Maybe it is lack of courier smtp, or maildrop doesn't know where it > should look for quotawarnmsg. Maybe I don't have some conf. file. Maybe. I have used deliverquota, and that requires some command-line options to enable quota warnings, and to set the percentage. I don't use maildrop. I remember seeing a while ago that this feature was ported into maildrop, but I don't know what you'd have to do to enable it. There's a separate maildrop mailing list you could ask this question on. Brian. _______________________________________________ Courier-imap mailing list [email protected] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-imap
