I accidentally ran 'quota -f' on my system. This cleared
every single quota that I had set on my Cyrus IMAP system.
Luckily I had seconds earlier run 'quota' so I had a full
list of what the quotas should be.
Unfortunately, the system has most of the users listed as
having 0 for their usage:
30720 0 0 user.zhaberer
30720 0 0 user.zwright
30720 0 0 user.zzheng
%var/spool/imap/z/user/zhaberer> du -sk .
112336 .
Yes, I know that du will not accurately show the email usage
for a user because of the 'cyrus.' files.
Just to check things out, I set a quota on my own user, which
showed '0' for usage which is *way* wrong. I then ran
'quota -f user.jlockard' which wiped my quota. I then set
my quota again, ran a 'reconstruct -r user.jlockard' and
then ran 'quota user.jlockard' which was still incorrect.
On an off chance, I ran 'quota -f user.jlockard' again and
it "fixed" my quota settings.
To me this doesn't seem like "proper" results.
Oh... Cyrus-IMAPD 2.1.11 on RedHat Linux 7.3 with
2.4.20-24.7smp kernel.
-John
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