Jay Lee writes:

I've setup Courier-MTA to authenticate to an LDAP server (Novell
eDirectory 8.6.2).  All mail is stored on the Courier server's local
drive.  Accounts are created with the following commands:

maildirmake /var/maildir/USERNAME/Maildir
maildirmake -q 50000000S /var/maildir/USERNAME/Maildir

Courier-IMAP correctly reports the user's quota size and warns them when
their nearly full or over, however maildrop seems happy to continue
delivering messages to the account.   /etc/courier/courierd has the
following setting:

DEFAULTDELIVERY="| /usr/lib/courier/bin/maildrop"

Do I need to call deliverquota here also or does quota size have to be
stored in the LDAP when using LDAP for authentication?  Also, IMAP seems
to allow new messages to be created past quota when fetching from POP3
accounts, can this be enforced?  Thanks for your help.  I'm finding
Courier to be an excellent piece of software.

You need to put your quotas in LDAP, and point authldaprc at it.



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