Paul Raines wrote:
I have started a new cyrus installation on a EM64T box running the
x86_64 version of CentOS4 which has cyrus-imapd 2.2.12 I have set a
default 2GB quota on all users. However, I get over quota errors on one
user even when they are using only 1% of the 2GB. Doing a 'lq' on the
user mailbox in cyradmin clearly says it is 1%. The /var/lib/imap/quota
file for user seems okay (as I understand the top number is in bytes and
the bottom in kilobytes).
The message being copied into to the user's folder is only a few megabytes
and I see nothing in it like a bogus content-size header.
I tried 'quota -f' but it did not help. SO I ended up removing quotas
entirely to get things to work.
Since I am running on a 64-bit box, I am wondering if something with
quotas is not 64-bit clean, at least on Linux.
Its possible. I'm fairly certain that the code has been tested
successfully on 64-bit Solaris. It seems odd that the quota file looks
OK (which means that the code successfully handled writing the limit and
usage), but fails a quota check.
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