Okay guys... I need some expert input here.
Scenerio: Students neglect their email accounts (quotas), and messages are
not delivered to them. Faculity do NOT want quotas in place, ~nor~
automated "Time Retension" cycles purging messages after X number of days.
$$$ says that storage space will never be unlimited...
Here is their request. Does anyone have any solid ideas for this? It is
virutally impossible with any software I've ever encountered.
--- Faculty Committee Request ---
Could full mailboxes be dumped into archive and restored to the user for a
fee?
The restoration could amount to providing a zip disk with the files if the
user wishes to retrieve them.
1. Set a limited amount of space,
2. an automatic series of warnings as the space limit is approached
3. if files are not removed from the server archive the oldest mail until
1/2 user space quota has been freed.
4. if the user requests and pays the fee provide backup copy of files. The
fee should pay for the media needed to hold the files, and the labor
involved in the transfer.
5. it would be understood from the onset that the back-up retrieval is done
one day per week and fees must be paid in advance. If a fee has not been
paid the user will have to wait until the next week.
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