On Thursday 06 March 2003 09:58, Brian Kolaci wrote:
>   > > > Anyway, the point of this is: I'd love to see this thing in the
>   > > > next production release. Is anyone planning a new production
>   > > > release soon? Or is it still up in the air?
>   > >
>   > > Kinda of along these lines, I've implemented the use of a FORM to
>   > > automatically log users into qmailadmin from IMP.  I've noticed on my
>   > > mailbox, with 50MB in it, the main_menu takes a couple seconds to
>   > > load.. I think it's because of the 'du'.
>   > >
>   > > I hate re-inventing the wheel, so I HAVE to ask why is there a 'du'
>   > > for doing quotas, when that should already exist in maildirsize?
>   > >
>   > > I have my own hack to qmailadmin that I would like to see in the
>   > > 'release' but I haven't heard any interest in it, so I haven't
>   > > cleaned anything up.   Should I cleanup, and add ifdefs to my
>   > > 'Service Level' stuff?  It current form only works with MySQL, and
>   > > vpopmail also has to be modified.
>
> From IMP, I do a du for regular system users, and use
> vuserinfo to get the quota.  Its much faster.
>
> Ken said he was getting ready for a production release.  I asked
> him to wait just a bit for the latest vpopmail release, which now
> includes the user & domain quotas directly in libvpopmail.a, so
> they can be incorporated into qmailadmin.  Well, Bill just released
> the vpopmail, so I'll submit a patch to use these instead of the du.
> The du is actually implemented by recursively doing stat()'s, which
> takes a long time.  The maildir quotas take milliseconds.

So... Ken, when are you planning a release? How much time do I have?
I can probably include my code in a patch today or tommorrow. Will there
be a release before then?


>
> Thanks,
>
> Brian

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