Gregory Hicks wrote:
However, you'd better have a soft quota well below what you expect your hard quota to be or the spool may be left in an unstable state (read "unstable state" as "corrupted".)
But as far as I know a soft quota can just be ignored by the user. And as long as something can be ignored it will be ignored, causing the user to reach the hard quota. I set the hard quota to the limit of imapd's mbx format, which is 2 gb. I guess it is better to reach a hard quota than to reach mbx format's limit, but that is just my guess (correct me if I am wrong). No one is above 1 gb yet, but I warn people with large mailboxes to clean those out. Squirrelmail likes to time out with huge mailboxes, so there is some intent to keep the size relatively small.
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