Hello, I am not sure how easy or hard this would be, but I was thinking that a good feature would be to set a domain quota (or have it set automatically whenever a pop box is added or deleted), and then let the mail administrator decided how to allocate the mailbox space.
For example, let's say when you compile Qmailadmin, you specify 25MB as the default mailbox size. The you add a quota of 10POP boxes, so qmailadmin will automaically set a domain quota of 250MB, with each box having 25MB allocated to it. Now, the mail administrator decides that since Betty in accounting downloads her emails every 10mins, and hardly ever has any extremely large messages, she can get away with a quota of 5MB. SO, that extra 20MB can now be allocated to, say, Jeff in graphics design, who receives large files on a regular basis. That's just an example. I know the tools are there (i.e., Vpopmail), but I guess the hard par would be writing the code to do the checks, etc. The idea behind this would be that the mail administrator would not be able to allocate more space than he has available, though I am not sure how easy that would be. But since Qmailadmin can stop the administrator from setting up more POP boxes than they have a quota for, it shouldn't be too hard, I imagine (relatively speaking, of course!) Thoughts? Ideas? Comments? Alan Murrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ______________________________________________________________________ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.ca
