IMail does not count the root user (since it is created automatically).
So, if the limit is 4 you can have 5 users (including root).
Dave
In reply to 29 Nov message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>On 11/28/00, Thomas Deliduka penned:
>>Forgive me if this has already been a thread.
>>
>>When using an external database (in this case, MS Access), I just
noticed
>>that there is no way to restrict the number of e-mail accounts. I set
it for
>>4 max and I just added a fifth to the site.
>>
>>Can anyone else confirm this?
>Did you set setup the 5th user while you were logged in as
>administrator of the domain, or administrator of IMail (or
>right on the server)? I don't think it matters what you set
>it at if you go in through the interface on the server or as
>an IMail admin through Web mail. But if you set up a user
>under a domain with administration privileges, then he logs
>in through web mail, then the limits should work.
>I'd be interested if I'm wrong about that.
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