Kris Kelley wrote:
>> Is there a mechanism available that would let me, for example, alter
>> the user's quota settings during the initial login, perhaps with a
>> function call from authcustom?

Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> You can set the MAILDIRQUOTA environment variable, and do not
> explicitly specify the quota with deliverquota.

So I can use deliverquota to set the quota with an SMTP transaction, or
the MAILDIRQUOTA environment variable to set the quota from an IMAP
authentication module, but not both?

Also, reading through the documentation for 1.5.1 (something I should
have done earlier), I learned about the new quota argument for
maildirmake.  I can probably use this method easily enough, but if I do,
I may have to convince other developers who are insisting I come up with
a way to do quota checks when messages are received and when the user
logs in via IMAP.  Quota information, along with other user attributes
are to be stored in a central database, and there is always the concern
about "duelling data."

I'm open to suggestions on how to make a convincing case.  Thank you
again for your time.

---Kris Kelley



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