Re: Deliver -l -q

2001-09-05 Thread Ken Murchison
with RCPT TO. When you run deliver without -l, deliver is the LMTP client, and correctly uses the IGNOREQUOTA keyword. I _suppose_ we could implement 'deliver -l -q' so that it tacks the IGNOREQUOTA keyword on to each RCPT TO that it gets from the client, but this is non-trivial. NOTE

Re: Deliver -l -q

2001-09-05 Thread Lawrence Greenfield
the quota, it must use the IGNOREQUOTA keyword with RCPT TO. When you run deliver without -l, deliver is the LMTP client, and correctly uses the IGNOREQUOTA keyword. Oh! Good catch! Ken is entirely correct. I _suppose_ we could implement 'deliver -l -q' so that it tacks the IGNOREQUOTA

Re: Deliver -l -q

2001-09-04 Thread Lawrence Greenfield
What version are you using? The latest version has support for this. Please specify your version when asking questions. Larry Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2001 14:46:55 -0300 From: Patrick Boutilier [EMAIL PROTECTED] Can the deliver options -l and -q be used together? I have tried and

Re: Deliver -l -q

2001-08-28 Thread Ken Murchison
Patrick Boutilier wrote: Can the deliver options -l and -q be used together? I have tried and receive this in my exim logs: This should work as of Cyrus 2.0.11 via the LMTP IGNOREQUOTA keyword. See the following I-D: http://www.imc.org/draft-murchison-lmtp-ignorequota Ken -- Kenneth

Deliver -l -q

2001-08-27 Thread Patrick Boutilier
Can the deliver options -l and -q be used together? I have tried and receive this in my exim logs: 2001-08-27 14:43:23 15bQPz-0001qN-00 == [EMAIL PROTECTED] T=local_delivery_cyruslmtp defer (-1): LMTP error after end of data: 452 4.2.2 Over quota If I use deliver without the -l option then