On Thu, 27 Oct 2011, Fred Kilbourn wrote:
Hi again,
It figures, after finally giving up and posting this, I found what appears
to be a simple solution.
You can configure dovecot use various back ends, I'll just tell it to save
quota information to mysql.
I can then in postfix, use check_recipient_access in
smtpd_recipient_restrictions to look at that table and use mysql language in
my query to produce an appropriate response.
Let me know if this sounds about right.
I do quota checking via a policy service which uses a perl script to check
mysql quotas. It is used in the smtp_end_of_data_restrictions.
The size of the message being delivered is provided to the policy. I use
it to calculate if the message being delivered would put the account over
its quota.
I allow for the ability to have quotas on either message count or message
size, or both.
