There _must_ be a setting that I am missing when you did 'configure' to allow this.
I did echo "quota 50" and again with "quota: 50" (removed the first 'quota 50) before I did the second.
It is in the file as so: maxpopaccounts: 5 maxaliases: 5 maxforwards: 5 maxautoresponders: 5 maxmailinglists: 5 default_quota: 5000 quota: 50
or
maxpopaccounts: 5 maxaliases: 5 maxforwards: 5 maxautoresponders: 5 maxmailinglists: 5 default_quota: 5000 quota 50
But qmailadmin is just ignoring the whole darn thing. I can create users with gigs of email space... And the whole domain should only be allowed 50 bytes or Mb at most.
At least I know it's possible now if someone else has it working.... I think :-)
-Steve
Steve,
what version of qmailadmin you using?
I have 1.0.24 and it was configured with;
./configure --enable-cgibindir=/path_to/apache/cgi-bin --enable-ezmlmdir=/path_to/ezmlm --enable-htmldir=/path_to/qmailadmin/html --enable-imagedir=/path_to/apache/htdocs/images/qmailadmin --enable-domain-autofill=Y
its works, and displays in qmailadmin for me (the email accounts page for size quota's, forwards page for forwards etc etc) the quota read from the .qmailadmin-limits file.
I dont have any : in my file though, its exactly;
maxpopaccounts 6 maxaliases 6 maxforwards 5 maxmailinglists 0 maxautoresponders 11 quota 100
so maybe drop the default_quota line you have in yours and check perms for the file?? it has the perms.ownership as so;
-rw------- 1 vpopmail vchkpw 93 Jul 24 14:49 .qmailadmin-limits
so the chown vpopmail.vchkpw /path_to/.qmailadmin-limits and a chmod 600 /path_to/.qmailadmin-limits (or whatever you have setup as the equivalent users on your machine)
I manually created the file and copied it through all my domains, and they all work..
other than that, it is vpopmail-5.3.20 I am using..
hth, I am out of ideas.. -- regards nik [tm]
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-- regards nik [tm]
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