Joseph Brennan wrote:
It occurred to me, though, that if we made the user.xxx.Trash folder a
separate quota root with the same quota as their inbox these problems
would go away. Can anyone see any problems with this ?
Might as well just double their quota. They could create a whole
set o
--On Wednesday, December 14, 2005 11:14 + Rob McMahon
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It occurred to me, though, that if we made the user.xxx.Trash folder a
separate quota root with the same quota as their inbox these problems
would go away. Can anyone see any problems with this ?
Might a
> I know this is an old problem, but I'd like your thoughts.
>
> We need to apply quotas to our students for the obvious reasons, but
> face the old issue of having them hit their quotas and then being unable
> to move forward because deleting mail from the client (SquirrelMail)
> typically means m
On Wed, 14 Dec 2005, Rob McMahon wrote:
> it. It occurred to me, though, that if we made the user.xxx.Trash
> folder a separate quota root with the same quota as their inbox these
> problems would go away. Can anyone see any problems with this ?
As long as you add a policy that Trash gets wipe
