It's not clear to me if you've tried setting a quota using cyradm.
Once you use that to set the quota, then the quota folder will appear.
It will contain a file like 'user.username' (e.g. user.phr2101)
with info on that user's quota.
-Patrick
On Jul 21, 2005, at 2:35 PM, Kurt Laurinaitis wrote:
Hello all..
Got Cyrus up and running but don't want people to abuse my space on
my system, so I would like to setup a quota. I looked into the
docs and it mentioned a folver in /var/imap but I have no quota
folder, here is the step because my partition is ext2
*LINUX SYSTEMS USING EXT2FS ONLY*: Set the user, quota, and
partition directories to update synchronously. Failure to do this
may lead to data corruption and/or loss of mail after a system
crash. Unfortunately, doing so may result in a serious performance
hit. If you are using a newer filesystem than ext2fs on Linux, this
step should not be necessary. (Running ext3 in any mode is safe.)
cd /var/imap
chattr +S user quota user/* quota/*
I only have the user folder so I am not sure if I just create the
folder or where I would begin to setup a quota...can someone point
me in the right direction?
Kurt
chattr +S /var/spool/imap /var/spool/imap/*
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