quota for folders
Patrick Morris
pmorris at wilshire.com
Mon Oct 20 12:21:19 EDT 2003
You're right, I probably misread the question... Having quotas on
subfolders, and no quota on the inbox, works. Having no quota on the
inbox, though, and automatically applying a quota to new subfolders
created there... well, that wouldn't.
Sorry -- I should wait 'til I'm awake to start answering e-mails.
Ken Murchison wrote:
> Konrad Mauz wrote:
>
>> Hallo Patrick,
>>
>> sorry for asking silly questions, but can you tell me how?
>>
>> it would be nice, if you can explain it with the example
>> below.
>>
>> the user should have no quota on user.test but
>> a quota of 50 MB for the subfolders of inbox.
>>
>> If the user creates another folder, the quota must
>> also count for this new folder?
>
>
> This isn't possible. I think what Patrick was saying is that
> subfolders can each have their own quota. The only way to have one
> quota govern all of the subfolders is to put the quota on the INBOX
>
>
>
>>>> user.test -> no quota, all mail must be delivered
>>>> user.test.bar -> quota
>>>> user.test.foo -> quota
>>>> user.test.sent-mail -> quota
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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