Hmmm.
On Page 52, I have the "Setting Defaults for New Users" and it doesn't
indicate what it is.
On page 54 which is the other page I looked at it says:
Max Mailbox Size: This is the maxiumum size allowed for the total of all
mailboxes in the user's mail account. If new mail would casue the total size
to exceed this maximum, the mail is returned to the send. Enter zero to use
the host defaults; if the host default is set to zero, the mailbox size is
unlimited. For more information about host defaults, see "Setting Defaults
for New Users" on page 52.
No mention of whether it's bytes or not.
Then later it says when explaining the "total size" box it says:
Total Size: (information only). The current total size (in bytes) of all
mailboxes in the user's account.
So, from THAT paragraph I should assume that the previous box is in bytes
also?! How can I make that assumption? Who defines a mailbox size in
bytes?!
Is there somewhere else in the manual where this is discussed and explicitly
states that it's in bytes?
On 5/1/00 11:41 AM Gordon Williams said:
> The manual clearly indicates that it is BYTES... not KB or MB.
>
> So a 4 MB max size would be: 4000000
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