Re: [qmailtoaster] Users Mailbox
These both look like great wiki fodder for the hints and tips section! Could you add them for us? Thanks! Answerd my own question: Eric , I modified your scrip, to give the domain total size, Then I can use your original script on an individual domain, to find the culprit with the huge mail box: Modified script: #!/bin/bash # # Domain disk use -- Written by Eric C. Broch # #domain=yourdomain.com directory=/home/vpopmail/domains/ directories=/home/vpopmail/domains/* if [ $1 != ] then if [ -d $directory/$1 ] then du -sh $directory/$1 else echo No such user: $1 fi exit 0 fi for file in $directories do if [ -d $file ] then echo du -sh $file fi done du -sh $directory exit 0 Thanks again madmac
[qmailtoaster] Users Mailbox
Hi list: Is there an easy way to see what the size is of all user mailboxes. Reanon for the questions is, our daily back jumped up from 6Gb to 26 Gb in just 2 Days. I have temperarilly disabled backup for now, as I also run Jakes server cloning ( Unison ) as a main failover. Thanks guys madmac
Re: [qmailtoaster] Users Mailbox
On 7/13/2011 4:15 PM, sys wrote: Hi list: Is there an easy way to see what the size is of all user mailboxes. Reanon for the questions is, our daily back jumped up from 6Gb to 26 Gb in just 2 Days. I have temperarilly disabled backup for now, as I also run Jakes server cloning ( Unison ) as a main failover. Thanks guys madmac I wrote my own script: #!/bin/bash # # Domain disk use -- Written by Eric C. Broch # domain=mydomain.com directory=/home/vpopmail/domains/$domain directories=/home/vpopmail/domains/$domain/* if [ $1 != ] then if [ -d $directory/$1 ] then du -sh $directory/$1 else echo No such user: $1 fi exit 0 fi for file in $directories do if [ -d $file ] then echo du -sh $file fi done du -sh $directory exit 0
Re: [qmailtoaster] Users Mailbox
Thanks Eric I will give it a try. - Original Message - From: Eric Broch To: qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2011 10:38 AM Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] Users Mailbox On 7/13/2011 4:15 PM, sys wrote: Hi list: Is there an easy way to see what the size is of all user mailboxes. Reanon for the questions is, our daily back jumped up from 6Gb to 26 Gb in just 2 Days. I have temperarilly disabled backup for now, as I also run Jakes server cloning ( Unison ) as a main failover. Thanks guys madmac I wrote my own script: #!/bin/bash # # Domain disk use -- Written by Eric C. Broch # domain=mydomain.com directory=/home/vpopmail/domains/$domain directories=/home/vpopmail/domains/$domain/* if [ $1 != ] then if [ -d $directory/$1 ] then du -sh $directory/$1 else echo No such user: $1 fi exit 0 fi for file in $directories do if [ -d $file ] then echo du -sh $file fi done du -sh $directory exit 0
Re: [qmailtoaster] Users Mailbox
It works, so I piped the scrip to output to a txt file for reading off the server. Just curious if it can give reults on all hosted domains on the same server. Great , thanks again eric. madmac - Original Message - From: Eric Broch To: qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2011 10:38 AM Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] Users Mailbox On 7/13/2011 4:15 PM, sys wrote: Hi list: Is there an easy way to see what the size is of all user mailboxes. Reanon for the questions is, our daily back jumped up from 6Gb to 26 Gb in just 2 Days. I have temperarilly disabled backup for now, as I also run Jakes server cloning ( Unison ) as a main failover. Thanks guys madmac I wrote my own script: #!/bin/bash # # Domain disk use -- Written by Eric C. Broch # domain=mydomain.com directory=/home/vpopmail/domains/$domain directories=/home/vpopmail/domains/$domain/* if [ $1 != ] then if [ -d $directory/$1 ] then du -sh $directory/$1 else echo No such user: $1 fi exit 0 fi for file in $directories do if [ -d $file ] then echo du -sh $file fi done du -sh $directory exit 0
Re: [qmailtoaster] Users Mailbox
Answerd my own question: Eric , I modified your scrip, to give the domain total size, Then I can use your original script on an individual domain, to find the culprit with the huge mail box: Modified script: #!/bin/bash # # Domain disk use -- Written by Eric C. Broch # #domain=yourdomain.com directory=/home/vpopmail/domains/ directories=/home/vpopmail/domains/* if [ $1 != ] then if [ -d $directory/$1 ] then du -sh $directory/$1 else echo No such user: $1 fi exit 0 fi for file in $directories do if [ -d $file ] then echo du -sh $file fi done du -sh $directory exit 0 Thanks again madmac