Hello.
I installed vpopmail normally, but now I want to define quotas for each
user. Do I have to recompile vpopmail to support quotas?
The option to enable quotas is --enable-hardquota=500 for example?
Thanks in advance.
I have recompiled using that option, but the users still receive e-mails
which are much bigger than their quota.
What's the problem?
Hello.
I installed vpopmail normally, but now I want to define quotas for each
user. Do I have to recompile vpopmail to support quotas?
The option to enable
Was the user created *before* you complied quota support in? If so, then you
need to set the quota manually (vsetuserquota). All new users will then get the
default hardquota, unless specified by the vadduser -q command.
-Bill
Quoting Andrés [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have recompiled using that
Andrés wrote:
I have recompiled using that option, but the users still receive e-mails
which are much bigger than their quota.
What's the problem?
Hello.
I installed vpopmail normally, but now I want to define quotas for each
user. Do I have to recompile vpopmail to support
What I wanted to say is that, even that I've put a default quota, when I add
a user it's supposed to have that default quota but, instead of that, it has
"NOQUOTA", so something's going wrong :-?
Then it is working correctly. If the quota is set to NOQUOTA then
it has no quota, and all email
That sounds like quotas are *not* compiled in. I'm not sure why. Anyone?
-Bill
Quoting Andrés [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What I wanted to say is that, even that I've put a default quota, when I
add
a user it's supposed to have that default quota but, instead of that, it
has
"NOQUOTA", so
