Is this just for the web admin client ? I use PERL to administrate my mailboxes.
I also need to impose quotas of various sizes. I was going to write a tiny script that checks the LDAP quota and the gets the LDAP homeDir and writes the .mailfilter file in the /virtual_users_home/Maildir. Will this work ? >> How does it know it didn't create it? Sam said> 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? Sam said> This is a somewhat of a chicken vs an egg problem. Sam said> What you need to do is create a temporary .mailfilter file with your quota, Sam said> deliver a single message, remove that message, remove the .mailfilter file, Sam said> log into sqwebmail, go to the filter screen, and save an empty filter. Sam said> You'll wind up with a stub .mailfilter file. Install the stub .mailfilter Sam said> file into /etc/skel. -- ********************************* *Theodore Knab * *Systems Engineer [Unix] * * --------------------------- * ********************************* _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
