> Yeah, zero might actually prevent appending to the mailbox. 'none'
> might work in cyradm to disable quotas, but it definitely won't work as
> part of a IMAP SETQUOTA command. A quick peak at the source leads me to
> believe that any value < 0 *should* disable the quota check.
Ok. I see what
Matt Prigge wrote:
>
> > Yeah, zero might actually prevent appending to the mailbox. 'none'
> > might work in cyradm to disable quotas, but it definitely won't work as
> > part of a IMAP SETQUOTA command. A quick peak at the source leads me to
> > believe that any value < 0 *should* disable t
Matt Prigge wrote:
>
> > > - What is the 'cyradm' command to remove a quota and allow an unlimited
> > > sized mailbox?
> >
> > Try setting the quota to zero.
>
> I may be thinking of straight IMAP commands rather than cyradm (I dont use
> cyradm), but can/should this be 'none' instead? I w
Hi Ken,
Thank you for the quick and informative response, answered all my
questions :)
Regards,
Adi
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> > - What is the 'cyradm' command to remove a quota and allow an unlimited
> > sized mailbox?
>
> Try setting the quota to zero.
I may be thinking of straight IMAP commands rather than cyradm (I dont use
cyradm), but can/should this be 'none' instead? I was always under the
impression that se
Adi Linden wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> - How can I deliver a message to a mail box where cyrus-imapd denies
> delivery because it's over quota?
If using 'deliver', pass it the '-q' option -- see deliver(8).
If talking directly to lmtpd, you have to use the IGNOREQUOTA keyword
with the RCPT TO comma
