kalin mintchev wrote:
Yes, vdelivermail does read the maildirsize file and enforces quotas.
You may need to upgrade to 5.4.12 to get all the latest fixes though.
what will be the difference between vdelivermail and vdeliverquota then?
and i did change to vdelivermail in the maildrop
vdelivermail is part of vpopmail, deliverquota is part of maildrop.
The older versions of vdelivermail did not correctly update the quota
when reading .qmail files in the users home dir. That seems to be fixed
in 5.4.12
hi Rick... thanks for sticking with this...
right now i have a test
kalin mintchev wrote:
vdelivermail is part of vpopmail, deliverquota is part of maildrop.
The older versions of vdelivermail did not correctly update the quota
when reading .qmail files in the users home dir. That seems to be fixed
in 5.4.12
hi Rick... thanks for sticking with
vdelivermail will read the .qmail file in the users directory. You
should not need to move anything. You might need to upgrade your
vpopmail version though.
it doesn't... all domains use maildrop in .qmail-default like:
|maildrop mailfilter
and the relevant lines in the mailfilter:
kalin mintchev wrote:
vdelivermail will read the .qmail file in the users directory. You
should not need to move anything. You might need to upgrade your
vpopmail version though.
it doesn't... all domains use maildrop in .qmail-default like:
|maildrop mailfilter
and the relevant
kalin mintchev wrote:
You might try changing the
xfilter /usr/bin/deliverquota $VHOME/Maildir
to something like
xfilter | /home/vpopmail/bin/vdelivermail '' bounce-no-mailbox
and see if that helps.
thanks... but then the quota wont be read?!?
Hi,
Yes, vdelivermail does read
Yes, vdelivermail does read the maildirsize file and enforces quotas.
You may need to upgrade to 5.4.12 to get all the latest fixes though.
what will be the difference between vdelivermail and vdeliverquota then?
and i did change to vdelivermail in the maildrop scripts. still doesn't
work...
