Re: [SM-USERS] size limitation

2004-11-10 Thread p dont think
So you want *per-user* size limiting??? Per user or per IP. FYI, you *might* be able to do this in a SM plugin (not very fun, though), but it is more thorough to make size limitations happen in the SMTP server as suggested. This is what I am telling you. You cannot do it per IP using tcpserver an

Re: [SM-USERS] size limitation

2004-11-10 Thread Payal Rathod
On Tue, Nov 09, 2004 at 12:12:06PM -0800, p dont think wrote: > So you want *per-user* size limiting??? Per user or per IP. > FYI, you *might* be able to do this in a SM plugin (not very fun, > though), but it is more thorough to make size limitations happen in the > SMTP server as suggested.

Re: [SM-USERS] size limitation

2004-11-09 Thread p dont think
When you send e-mails it is using your SMTP not IMAP. In your config file you can set in the 'smtpaddress' to use localhost if qmail resides on the same box as SM or the ip address of your qmail SMTP. Sorry I meant it talks to SMTP server as a localhost. Right? My SM and qmail are on same box, so

Re: [SM-USERS] size limitation

2004-11-09 Thread Payal Rathod
On Tue, Nov 09, 2004 at 11:23:32AM -0500, Joe Aldeguer wrote: > When you send e-mails it is using your SMTP not IMAP. In your config file > you can set in the 'smtpaddress' to use localhost if qmail resides on the > same box as SM or the ip address of your qmail SMTP. Sorry I meant it talks to SMT

Re: [SM-USERS] size limitation

2004-11-09 Thread Joe Aldeguer
When you send e-mails it is using your SMTP not IMAP. In your config file you can set in the 'smtpaddress' to use localhost if qmail resides on the same box as SM or the ip address of your qmail SMTP. > Hi, > Is it possible to give user based or IP based size limitations while > sending mails thro

[SM-USERS] size limitation

2004-11-09 Thread Payal Rathod
Hi, Is it possible to give user based or IP based size limitations while sending mails through SM? With qmail I can use the variable DATABYTES, but since SM talks to IMAP server over 127.0.0.1, those become pretty useless. Any ideas how I can implement this? With warm regards, -Payal --