Josh Kelley wrote: [snip]
We use a setuid copy of /usr/bin/quota to do quota checking on our Red Hat server. (We use a copy rather than making /usr/bin/quota setuid since any updates to the quota package would reset the setuid bit.) It's probably not the most efficient setup, but I thought that it would be simpler than a quota daemon.
I can post my code if anyone's interested, although it's not as fancy as Jan's. For example, we don't do any checking on ESMTP SIZE=, we just bounce for people who have exceeded their quota and exceeded their grace period.
Josh,
I'd be interested in at least looking at it. Currently I'm using procmail for local delivery and its Quota handling is kludgey at best.
I'd really like to get something working within MD. Since the method Jan uses calls the perl module for Quota directly, I don't think setting setuid on the quota application will make any difference (although I haven't looked at the Quota module code either)
Thanks,
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