On Wed, 11 Jul 2007, Roberto R. Morelli wrote:
> Look at the postfix config (main.cf). The value to look at is
> "message_size_limit". Had the same problem long time ago.
>
> Mine is set to "message_size_limit = 51200" Which is email size of 512MB
> (folks here use email like ftp .)
T
Hi,
the quotawarn feature will not send an email, but will notify the imap
client, so that the warning will popup. We have written a script that
will send an email to the user if they have more than 60% of there
quota and an final mail if they are over quota. The script uses the
quota and
hi,
i´m using cyrus-imapd on fedora core 6. i want to send a mail to the user
whose quota is over "quotawarn:"-parameter in imapd.conf.
i always thought that the quotawarn parameter itself will enable such a
feature but no mail is sent.
how can i notify the user per mail if his quota is over "quota
Just some thoughts
1. Simon is right about RAID-5 being unreliable. Either use RAID-6 or
replication to a completely separate system to ensure you have enough
redundancy
2. Look at having separate RAID-1 for OS AND cyrus meta data, and
RAID-5+replication or RAID-6 for the data spool
>From our
> I need a sanity check here.
>
> I had a single storage partition that I've grown to ~400GB to house
> about 270,000 mailboxes. I managed to reduce that number by around
> 115,000 by purging out accounts no one's logged into, still leaving
> quite a mess of accounts. I've been migrating them wit
> Hello,
>
> We have a low-end platform of using Core2duo (Xeon) with 4G ram.
> The budget is not much enough to afford SAN.
> We consider SAS finally, but are still having concerns about mail access
> speed.
>
> This RAID could be:
> 1. RAID 1 (OS) + RAID 1 (mail spool)
> 2. RAID 1 (OS) + RAID 5 (
