Group quota is in fact implemented.. we use it all the time!
Each user has a client_id field. This way you can group users.
You'll have to add a table though to configure the max quota per client_id group.
And add an interface to assign total quota's for such a group.

We connected dbmail to our client information system. Each client has x mailboxes and y quotum. She / he can divide the quota over the mailboxes with the max of the
groupquota on the client_id.

I hope this makes sence ;)

Good luck!



On 25-nov-03, at 17:35, Feargal Reilly wrote:

Has any though been given to the idea of imposing a quota per group, instead of per user?

I want to allow clients to add as many addresses/accounts as they wish, but to limit their total storage space. While you could allow the client to manage the quota for each account, and limit the total through your management interface, it works against the KISS principle.

I'm assuming here that the client_idnr field can be used for grouping mailboxes together.

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