On Monday, December 04, 2000 02:20:12 PM +0800 unplug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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| Please ignore my previous mail as I make some mistakes.
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| But I would like to know the situation below.
| The qutoa of user.abc is 10000.
| I send several mail to user.abc that make his account to 11000.
| I continue to send mail to user.abc but he can't receieve it anymore.
| Q: How can I make a warning message to the sender & receiver to tell
| them there is a qutoa problem??
| However, I can see the maillog and the mail still sending to user.abc.
Users will get an alert when they exceed a certain %age of their quota,
IIRC it is 95% by default. If you wan't something else then you need to
implement it yourself, a script to do this was posted some time ago.
Mail may be being sent to the user but is it being delivered?
| Q: I wonder where is the mail store.
Check your imapd.conf.
| Q: Can user.abc get back the mails after deleting the existing mail,
| how??
Deliver informs sendmail if it could deliver the message and sendmail only
deletes the message from the queue when it has been delivered or the
message has exceeded its allocated time in the queue. Once the user comes
under 100% they will receive messages again. I presume that other MTA's
work similarly.
/Michael
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