>> > I have disk quotas running on a webserver where several clients have their >> > webspace. >> > >> > All is working fine, except when the client is using some CMS system >> > have a tool to upload images through the webinterface. These files are >> > owned by httpd instead of the user, so its not counted by the quota >> > system. >> >> While you can not make the user sticky, you can make the group sticky. >> Than everyfile is owned by the user's group and you can use >> group-quotas. > > Wouldn't that become problematic with mail delivered to the users home > dir? The user running postfix would need to be part of that group as > well, and when quota is up, delivering quota mails could be an issue?
No, I have always seperate users for webspace and mail. -- Ari�n Huisken Xilay Software _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
