Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 15:33:39 -0400
From: Jeff Blaine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I believe I was misled. Seems the user I examined has 'du -sk' reporting
that he's using 190MB of space and 'quota' is reporting that he's using
140MB. I reconstructed his mailbox and noted that the reconstruct did not
mention one of his on-disk folders ('projects') which is eating 45MB.
I find that confusing. What does that _mean_ ?
How did you reconstruct his mailbox? (What was the exact command-line?)
Also: the quota doesn't factor in the cost of the various indexes
(cyrus.index, cyrus.cache). It only limits the size of the individual
messages.
But since you asked:
ourhost.mitre.org> sq user.jblaine 180000
ourhost.mitre.org> help getquotaroot
Unknown command 'getquotaroot'
ourhost.mitre.org> lq user.jblaine
STORAGE 1652/180000 (0%)
ourhost.mitre.org> sq user.jblaine 200000
ourhost.mitre.org> lq user.jblaine
STORAGE 1652/200000 (0%)
ourhost.mitre.org> quit
Sorry, when I said "getquotaroot" I meant "listquotaroot" or "lqr".
"lqr" takes mailbox names, "lq" takes quotaroots.
"lqr" will tell you if a given mailbox (such as "user.jblaine" or
"user.jblaine.foo") is being controlled by a quotaroot.
Larry
