Claudio Jeker wanted us to know:
>On Mon, Nov 26, 2001 at 05:51:53PM -0300, Federico Edelman Anaya wrote:
>> I am trying to setting up the quota limit. I�ve installed a
>> qmail-1.03 + qmail-ldap-1.03-20011001a.patch + maildrop.
Still using the 20010601 patch, but testing teh 20011101a patch to see
what will happen.
>> qldap_lookup: succeeded, found:
>> mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> qmailUID: 111
>> qmailGID: 104
>> accountStatus: active
>> mailMessageStore: /var/qmail/maildirs/domain.com/user
>> homeDirectory: (null pointer)
>> The user�s Maildir has more 1 MB of space. Why the quota don�t work?
>I don't know but probably it is the homeDirectory: (null pointer) that has
>some side effects. Seems as if you have an empty homeDirectory attribute.
I don't think that's what is happening. Mine looks like this and works:
ldap_lookup: searching with (uid=todd)
ldap_lookup: succeeded, found:
uid: todd
qmailUID: 407
qmailGID: 402
accountStatus: active
mailMessageStore: /var/qmail/maildirs-nfs/todd/Maildir
homeDirectory: (null pointer)
I think the problem is elsewhere. You didn't post the first part of the
qmail ldap lookup, similar to:
init_ldap: <snip>
defaultQuota: 350000000S, 10000C
And also in the actual ldap lookup, what values are in:
mailQuota: no entry in the database
In my case, no entry in the database means it inherits the default quota
defined in the control files. Make sure the system sees it.
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