Re: Set hard quota per domain.

the vqadmin I tried before, sets the domain quota and I think you can 
also set per-user quota's with it as well..

Steven Job wrote:
> Thanks for the response.
> I have tried setting this up with the following command and it isn't 
> working for me.
> 
> # ./vsetuserquota test.com 5000
> vmysql: sql error[5]:
> 
> The domain does exist in the system:
> 
> # ./vdominfo test.com
> domain: test.com
> uid:    108
> gid:    104
> dir:    /home/vpopmail/domains/test.com
> users:  1
> 
> 
> Just keep getting some strange errors.  It might have to do with the mysql 
> piece of it. I might just set it up with cdb again.
> 
> Do you (or anyone else) no if this quota can be set through a web 
> interface?  I bet it would be easy to right one and change the file.  Once 
> this file changes does anything have to be run to load the changes are is 
> it immediate.
> 
> Thanks,
> -Steve
> 
> 
> On Thu, 21 Aug 2003, nik [tm] wrote:
> 
> 
>>isnt this all to do with the .qmailadmin-limits file?
>>I placed one in the /vpopmail/domains/domainname.com folder and then you
>>can use it in qmailadmin
>>I havent yet put on vqadmin so not sure it works differently or not
>>(cant see why it should require another way)
>>the contents of my file are;
>>
>>maxpopaccounts  6
>>maxaliases      6
>>maxforwards     5
>>maxmailinglists 0
>>maxautoresponders       11
>>quota   100
>>
>>I know when I saw a working version of vqadmin that you can set the
>>domain quota in there too..
>>
>>
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