Bryan Irvine writes:
On 2/6/06, Sam Varshavchik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Bryan Irvine writes:> On 2/6/06, Jay Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> On Mon, February 6, 2006 4:46 pm, Bryan Irvine wrote: >> > I have a user that is getting a quota warning about once or twice a >> > week, even though he is only nowhere near his quota. This particular user >> > has an insane quota limit. 20,000 message and 1G. He is at 44% of his >> > size limit and 54% of his message limit. >> > >> > I have quotas set to sent a notify at 95%. >> > >> > >> > I am calling maildrop from Postfix like so: >> > flags=Rhu user=vmail argv=/usr/local/bin/maildrop -d ${recipient} -w 95 >> >> What OS/distribution/filesystem are you using? What does du report for >> the user's Maildir? Is anything else reading/writing to the Maildir? > > > This system is running OpenBSD, du shows 483M. ls -1R| wc -l counts 11450 files. > > The only thing that writes to the Maildir is maildrop. And what exactly reads from the maildir?Courier pop/imap is the only thing.
Well, you'll just have to look at the maildirsize file to see if you can figure out where the disconnect is coming from.
I think some old versions of Courier's POP3 server did not update the quota after deleting messages. If you're running old code, update something more recent.
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