[vchkpw] Domain limits
Hi, I have been using vpopmail with user quota's for some time now. I want to move to domainlimits, is it possible to set the user quota to -1 and domainquota to say 500 MB on a domain. If the 500 MB is reached for the domain will the emails be bounced or does vpopmail accept it because the user limit has -1? Regards, Bas
Re: [vchkpw] Domain limits
Bastiaan van der Put wrote: Hi, I have been using vpopmail with user quota's for some time now. I want to move to domainlimits, is it possible to set the user quota to -1 and domainquota to say 500 MB on a domain. If the 500 MB is reached for the domain will the emails be bounced or does vpopmail accept it because the user limit has -1? Hi, Domain quotas do not work. The only available option is to use system quotas and create a new user for each domain. Regards, Rick
Re: [vchkpw] Domain limits
Bastiaan van der Put wrote: Hi, I have been using vpopmail with user quota's for some time now. I want to move to domainlimits, is it possible to set the user quota to -1 and domainquota to say 500 MB on a domain. If the 500 MB is reached for the domain will the emails be bounced or does vpopmail accept it because the user limit has -1? Domainquotas don't work. See the README or changelog. You could use OS-quotas, which should result in the message being deferred for some time in your queue and then bounced (I presume - someone correct me if I'm wrong) I haven't done this, but I had the impression that you would need to create a new group for each domain and then use group-quotas, because the directory still have to be owned by the vpopmail-user. cheers, Rainer
Re: [vchkpw] Domain limits
Thanks for the quick reply. I will turn it back off, I noticed it didn't work as I expected. Bas At 18:00 8/5/2005, you wrote: Bastiaan van der Put wrote: Hi, I have been using vpopmail with user quota's for some time now. I want to move to domainlimits, is it possible to set the user quota to -1 and domainquota to say 500 MB on a domain. If the 500 MB is reached for the domain will the emails be bounced or does vpopmail accept it because the user limit has -1? Hi, Domain quotas do not work. The only available option is to use system quotas and create a new user for each domain. Regards, Rick
Re: [vchkpw] Domain limits
Hmm I noticed I didnt compile with domainquota's the first time. After compiling with the support, I do get a bounce msg now the user is overquota?? user limit = -1 Domainquota = 16 MB(just to test) What exact is broken about it? Bas At 18:00 8/5/2005, you wrote: Bastiaan van der Put wrote: Hi, I have been using vpopmail with user quota's for some time now. I want to move to domainlimits, is it possible to set the user quota to -1 and domainquota to say 500 MB on a domain. If the 500 MB is reached for the domain will the emails be bounced or does vpopmail accept it because the user limit has -1? Hi, Domain quotas do not work. The only available option is to use system quotas and create a new user for each domain. Regards, Rick
Re: [vchkpw] Domain limits
What exact is broken about it? Seems it only bounces emails with attachments. Bas At 18:00 8/5/2005, you wrote: Bastiaan van der Put wrote: Hi, I have been using vpopmail with user quota's for some time now. I want to move to domainlimits, is it possible to set the user quota to -1 and domainquota to say 500 MB on a domain. If the 500 MB is reached for the domain will the emails be bounced or does vpopmail accept it because the user limit has -1? Hi, Domain quotas do not work. The only available option is to use system quotas and create a new user for each domain. Regards, Rick
Re: [vchkpw] Domain limits
Bastiaan van der Put wrote: Hmm I noticed I didnt compile with domainquota's the first time. After compiling with the support, I do get a bounce msg now the user is overquota?? user limit = -1 Domainquota = 16 MB(just to test) What exact is broken about it? Hi, Everything about it is broken. It plain doesn't work and if you get any number of users in that domain, mail delivery might take 5 or 6 minutes as it tries to re-calculate the domain quota. I think Tom took the code out of the 5.4.12 release completely. Regards, Rick
[vchkpw] quota problem
I have vpopmail 5.4.10, /home dir in nfs and quota enabled Each virtual domain has a user (vadddomain -u user domain.com) and the users has a system quota (filesystem quota). Well, when a user is over quota the emails are delivered with size 0. It's possible to have vdelivermail check system quota for the user and bounce the email with warnmessage? Bye Rick
Re: [vchkpw] quota problem
Riccardo Bini wrote: I have vpopmail 5.4.10, /home dir in nfs and quota enabled Each virtual domain has a user (vadddomain -u user domain.com) and the users has a system quota (filesystem quota). Well, when a user is over quota the emails are delivered with size 0. It's possible to have vdelivermail check system quota for the user and bounce the email with warnmessage? Hi, Are the actually delivered or do they hang around in the local queue and re-try delivery ? If they are actually being delivered with a 0 file size there is a bug in vdelivermail or quota over nfs. Regards, Rick
