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and i'd like to take their
bounced messages and run them off to some temp storage, to be archived, deleted,
and if resolved, (forgiven, etc, these are my friends and neighbors, the more of
them that buy into the coop, the more $ for toys to make us all happy...) or
cleaned up or whatever, i can restore from cold storage either back to temp or
better yet, append to their mailbox...,
i t'ink dat mailbox
t'ingie in da usah's die-Rek-tory is a azzkey t'ing deah, like mebbe even text
dat'cha could append to from a humble li'l dos batch
y'see.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 10:44
PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Feature request:
Mailbox size limit warning messages
Does anyone know if Ipswitch plans on implementing a feature
where user's
who are receiving mail that would put them over their mailbox
size limit
(and this mail is obviously being returned to the sender), that
IMAIL would
drop a warning message into the user's box informing them that
some of their
email is being returned to the sender because of their max
mailbox size
being reached?
We have many users complaining that they
have no idea who big their mailbox
is, and they may not know for days or
even weeks that inbound mail destined
for them is being returned. Many of
our users use IMAP, and therefore have
no idea how big their folders are.
Very often, users are on the fringe of
hitting their max mailbox size. So
small messages will come through, but
things with attachments may get
bounced. To the user, it seems like their
mailbox is working because they
are technically receiving some mail.
I know the big boys like Hotmail
do this. It would seem that at the same
time Imail bounces the inbound
message, it could drop a note into the
users
mailbox.
--
Scot
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