Make a file in /var/qmail/controls called databytes and in it, put the
value (in bytes) of the largest email you want qmail to accept.
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Thank you for you answer.
And...it is possible tu put different quota for users ?
For example ...local user [EMAIL PROTECTED] to recieve 4 megs and user
[EMAIL PROTECTED] to receive only 2 megs. (to accept and receive)
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George TOlea
Make a file in /var/qmail/controls called databytes and
The defaultdelivery file is a global setting saying that qmail will not
accept any email larger than X. If you want per-user quotas you can set
those through vpopmail. You can't set a per-user file size limit though,
the closest you can do is on a per-ip basis. Since tcpserver reads
environment
Hi [EMAIL PROTECTED],
On Wed, 5 Feb 2003 18:21:47 +0200 (EET) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for you answer.
And...it is possible tu put different quota for users ?
For example ...local user [EMAIL PROTECTED] to recieve 4 megs and user
[EMAIL PROTECTED] to receive only 2 megs. (to
I know about quota in vpopmail (megs and number of emails incoming).
The problem is that all persons that user the server are from a single ip:
aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd, so i cant use that kind or restrinction (in tcp.smtp.cdb)
:(.
So, there is no way to do that limitation ?
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George Tolea
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