Yikes!
Well, that seems to have worked. I was even able to change the size
afterwards and it still didn't complain.
Here's the text, to save anyone else having to do this:
-------start---these dashes aren't part of it----------
#MFMAILDROP=2
#
# DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE. This is an automatically generated filter.
MAILDIRQUOTA="20000000S"
FROM=''
import SENDER
if ($SENDER ne "")
{
FROM=$SENDER
}
to "./Maildir/."
---------------end--------
on 4/27/02 2:57 PM, Sam Varshavchik at [EMAIL PROTECTED] scrivened:
> On Sat, Apr 27, 2002 at 11:39:21AM -0400, Marc Lindahl wrote:
>
>> How does it know it didn't create it?
>
> It looks for certain magic keywords that it generates in its own filters.
>
>> I want to impose a quota - so I made the .mailfilter in /etc/skel so when I
>> make a new user it's done.... Or is that not the way to achieve this goal?
>
> This is a somewhat of a chicken vs an egg problem.
>
> What you need to do is create a temporary .mailfilter file with your quota,
> deliver a single message, remove that message, remove the .mailfilter file,
> log into sqwebmail, go to the filter screen, and save an empty filter.
>
> You'll wind up with a stub .mailfilter file. Install the stub .mailfilter
> file into /etc/skel.
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