
3rd April 2006, 09:02
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Mail quota Problem
hello,
I m a new user of ISPConfig, rite now i m facing one problem
1. I have assigned total web space of 5 MB for a website, but when i try to assign 6 MB for a mailbox, the error message "The selected diskspace exceeds site's limits." appear.
What is that problem... plz help me ...it's urgent....
Now what i want to do is...
I want to have seperate space for mail box (ie. outside the web space) and assign 5 MB for each mailbox.
So to do that... what i have to do.... i need step by step solution....
Thank you in advance...
Krishol
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3rd April 2006, 09:21
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You cannot assign more space to a mailbox than your web has. If you want to have 6 mailboxes with 5 MB each, then you need at least 30 MB of web space.
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3rd April 2006, 09:32
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well,
1. can't i have seperate space for mail box???
2. I have a minimum hosting package of 2 MB but if my client ask for the 5 MB mail box, then what i should do..???
3. ok if i assign 20 MB for a web and i have 4 mail box, does it (mail box and web) shares the same space.
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3rd April 2006, 11:49
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3rd April 2006, 12:10
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ya i already read it ... not only once, but more then 5 times but i can't understand actually what does it mean... may be my english is not too good... hahaha
so can you please simplify that....another reason i dont have much more knowledge on unix
thank you
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3rd April 2006, 20:30
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I don't know how to explain it better.
What's in your /etc/fstab?
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5th April 2006, 09:31
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Originally Posted by krishol
well,
1. can't i have seperate space for mail box???
2. I have a minimum hosting package of 2 MB but if my client ask for the 5 MB mail box, then what i should do..???
3. ok if i assign 20 MB for a web and i have 4 mail box, does it (mail box and web) shares the same space.
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well i think my qu. makes u to feel like boring.
now can you tell me "can i configure what i have told" ie. mailquota outside the webspace and each mail quota is 5 MB.
plz it's very urgent.. now can u please tell me....can i configure in that way or not..??
Thankx in advance
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5th April 2006, 16:11
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Originally Posted by krishol
1. can't i have seperate space for mail box???
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Yes.
Prerequesites:
1) You must use mbox and not maildir mail storage format and a pop3 / imap daemon that supports mbox.
2) Linux sytem quota must be disabled for the /var partition or at least for /var/spool/mail
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2. I have a minimum hosting package of 2 MB but if my client ask for the 5 MB mail box, then what i should do..???
3. ok if i assign 20 MB for a web and i have 4 mail box, does it (mail box and web) shares the same space.
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If your System fullfills the prerequesites from 1), disable the maildir checkbox in ISPConfig under management > server > settings and you will be able to set web and mailquota independantly for each user account.
Drawbacks: mbox format is not really scalabale and stable on accounts that receive many emails.
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5th April 2006, 22:20
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I want to do the same as krishol wants... If I disable /var quotas, who manages the email quota for the email?. Is the Mail Quota parameter inside ISPConfig enough to limit this mailspace for the user? or do I have to modify some configuration file by hand?
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5th April 2006, 23:18
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Do you use Maildir or mbox format for your emails?
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