On 6/6/2013 5:20 AM, Bonno Bloksma wrote:
Hi,
sure they create archive mail folders AND move the mail to those
folders once the mail is read.... you will end up with mail on the
server.
Yes, and that's what concerns me. I don't know exactly how my users
manage their inboxes. If they're as bad as I am, the required space
can easily get out of hand :)
You could enforce a quota policy. Dovecot implements it, and it looks quite
easy to setup:
http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Quota
I do not know if dovecot can do it but this is one place where the Exchange
server has a good way of dealing with it.
It has 2 qouta levels. The first will prevent you from sending any more mails
until you clean up your mailbox but.... it will still allow you to receive
mail. So you will not lose any mail. The second level will also stop receiving
mails, which is usually there to make sure that there IS a limit to the
mailbox, at work we have it set at double the first limit.
Exchange (which we use at work) is not my favorite mailserver in many cases but
this is one feature that I really like.
Bonno Bloksma
Personally, I would consider this to be the worst of both worlds.
Someone on a smart phone couldn't send an important reply unless they
clean out their inbox first.
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