On Oct 24, 2006, at 5:03 PM, B. Johannessen wrote:
> B. Johannessen wrote:
>> If you have an IMAP server accessing the mailbox, this will also
>> need to
>> support such quotas. For example, I've seen Courier have a nervous
>> breakdown when asked to handle quotas larger the 2G on 32bit Linux.
>
> A glance at the Courier source seems to reveal that it has the same
> limits as Exim. courier-imap-4.0.6/maildir/maildirquota.h line 30:
>
> struct maildirquota {
> off_t nbytes; /* # of bytes, 0 - unlimited */
> int nmessages; /* # of messages, 0 - unlimited */
> };
>
I don't have it set up yet (I have a ZFS server set up using Solaris
10 but not past some testing yet), but I think I am going to get
around this by using ZFS. Just have to make sure that hard errors
are handled ok. I can give each maildir its own "file system" with
ZFS with its own quota enforced at the file system level. I want to
give 5GB to my users once I get everything set up so I don't seem to
have anything to do with maildir quota
Chad
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