You're right, I probably misread the question... Having quotas on
subfolders, and no quota on the inbox, works. Having no quota on the
inbox, though, and automatically applying a quota to new subfolders
created there... well, that wouldn't.
You could, however, do this:
user.test
Konrad Mauz wrote:
Hallo Patrick,
sorry for asking silly questions, but can you tell me how?
it would be nice, if you can explain it with the example
below.
the user should have no quota on user.test but
a quota of 50 MB for the subfolders of inbox.
If the user creates another folder, the quota
You're right, I probably misread the question... Having quotas on
subfolders, and no quota on the inbox, works. Having no quota on the
inbox, though, and automatically applying a quota to new subfolders
created there... well, that wouldn't.
Sorry -- I should wait 'til I'm awake to start answe
Hallo Patrick,
sorry for asking silly questions, but can you tell me how?
it would be nice, if you can explain it with the example
below.
the user should have no quota on user.test but
a quota of 50 MB for the subfolders of inbox.
If the user creates another folder, the quota must
also count fo
Konrad Mauz wrote:
Hello,
is it possible to setup the quota only for (sub)folders of inbox:
user.test-> no quota, all mail must be delivered
user.test.bar-> quota
user.test.foo-> quota
user.test.sent-mail -> quota
Yes, it works.
Hello,
is it possible to setup the quota only for (sub)folders of inbox:
user.test-> no quota, all mail must be delivered
user.test.bar-> quota
user.test.foo-> quota
user.test.sent-mail -> quota
but i dont want to set up quota for all subfolders only once.
backgrou
