> I have about 30 domains on my system. I trust some of the > domain admins, > but not all of them. The domain admin is my client, he gets a > max space > to use for email accounts, the DOMAIN quota is set to this > space. I want > him to be able to create so much accounts with the space he > wants until > reaching to the domain-quota limit. The default Mailbox-Quota > imho have
I'm not familiar with domain quotas, I thought this works with already used space and not with created mailboxes (added quota from each account together). Will have a look at it ... > to be only a value that is taken as the mailbox quota as default, so > that the domain admin has not to edit the mailbox quota when creating > "standard" mailboxes. The value has the name "Default" quota, > not "max" > quota! Hmmm, perhaps the description from "default quota" is not precise enough. With the word "quota", you descibe a limit, so max quota is tautologous. > If the behavior is planned like this, i think it would be better to > create an additional entry in the database named "max mailbox quota", > settable for every domain by the superuser. So you would be able to > create a domain with 100000kBytes of Domain quota, 5000kBytes of > standard mailbox quota and maybe 50000kBytes of max mailbox > quota. So if Set domain quota to the value above, standard mb quota to 50000 and the domain admin has to downgrade the value when adding a mailbox. > Is there any possibility to change this, maybe some of the > devs find my > idea interesting and implement a config option that does what i want? Nice idea. I don't think this would be a big problem, but changes to web-cyradm came veeeeery slowly .. Michael _______________________________________________ This mailing list is hosted and supported by bit-heads GmbH | http://www.bit-heads.ch _______________________________________________ Web-cyradm mailing list [email protected] http://www.web-cyradm.org/mailman/listinfo/web-cyradm
