On Monday 13 January 2003 01:41 pm, tonix (Antonio Nati) wrote: > Ken, > > one question. > > Which patch is this? The one using the postmaster's quota as pool from > which to add and subtract users quotas, or does just let postmaster modify > quota without any limit?
I just checked the code, in user.c and it looks like the quota patch allows for setting the quota to any value. Just added new code to #ifdef ENABLE_MODIFY_QUOTA in the add and modify user code to completely disable setting quota's if --enable-modify-quota=n Also just updated the add_user template to use add_user_quota.html and add_user_noquota.html depending on MODIFY_ENABLE_QUOTA I wonder if we should change the code so it won't let the postmaster increase a quota above the default quota set in .qmailadmin-limits ? Ken > > Tonino > > At 13/01/03 13/01/03 -0600, Ken Jones wrote: > >I've integrated all the patches people have sent in, > >including the quota support patch. > > > >ChangeLog: http://www.inter7.com/qmailadmin/ChangeLog > >Source: http://www.inter7.com/devel/qmailadmin-1.0.7.01132003.tar.gz > > > >A new configure option is available > >--enable-modify-quota=y/N (default is no) > > > >Enable this option to yes will display the quota change > >field in the modify user section to allow domain admins (postmaster) > >to change the quota for any user. The default is to not allow > >anyone to change to quota. Hopefully this should fit the needs > >of sites that want quota change and those sites who do not > >want to allow it. The default gives the old behavior. > > > >Please give this one a good work out! > >Once there are no problems found we can release > >this as the new stable version. > > > >Ken Jones > >inter7.com > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > Inter@zioni Interazioni di Antonio Nati > http://www.interazioni.it [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ------------------------------------------------------------
