Re: [xmail] IMAP clients resulting overcuota
For delete settings in the iPhone for IMAP: Go to Settings App - Mail, Contacts, Calendar - Choose IMAP account - Click Account - Advanced - Delete Messages - Remove Choices are: Never, After one day, After one week, After one month. -Don -- Don Drake www.drakeconsulting.com www.maillaunder.com 312-560-1574 800-733-2143 On Apr 1, 2011, at 2:15 PM, CTdlI -- Jesús Berlínchez wrote: XMail installed version: v1.27 Operating System: Debian Lenny Hi, first of all I send a thank you to all those who contribute to this project. Recently, the directors of a company that uses a mail server XMail have purchased IPhone terminals, which have set up to manage their mailboxes through the IMAP protocol. This configuration has led to the creation of a folder Deleted Messages and Sent Messages in addition to the folders that normally exists. These new folders are used by the iPhone to save a copy of sent messages and deleted messages. I've been checking the account settings in the iPhone to indicate that leaves no copy on the server or sent items or deleted items but I have not found any option that allows it. This is causing me to reach their mailbox quota limit. Is likely to be able to find any method or configuration on iPhone in the current versions and future versions to correct this situation but, meanwhile, need to know if there is a method, script, or similar process can be implento in XMail to eliminate messages in a folder that have successfully completed a number of days, for example, Delete messages more than 10 days. Thank you for your attention. Jesus Berlínchez Systems Director ctDli, SL ___ xmail mailing list xmail@xmailserver.org http://xmailserver.org/mailman/listinfo/xmail ___ xmail mailing list xmail@xmailserver.org http://xmailserver.org/mailman/listinfo/xmail
Re: [xmail] IMAP clients resulting overcuota
Francesco Thanks for your response. However, the behavior of my installation of xmail imap customer does not match the one described in your inbox. XMail, when you create an account, create default folders (depending on configuration): /var/MailRoot/domains/mydomain/account/Maildir/cur /var/MailRoot/domains/mydomain/account/Maildir/new /var/MailRoot/domains/mydomain/account/Maildir/tmp If you also connect to a POP3 client, a web client used by IMAP, create the folder (in my case I use Round Cube) /var/MailRoot/domains/mydomain/account/Maildir/.Drafts /var/MailRoot/domains/mydomain/account/Maildir/.Junk /var/MailRoot/domains/mydomain/account/Maildir/.Sent /var/MailRoot/domains/mydomain/account/Maildir/.Trash Within four folders described in the preceding paragraph also creates subfolders CUR, NEW and TMP. Now, since using the iPhone IMAP client, have also created the following folders: /var/MailRoot/domains/mydomain/account/Maildir/.Deleted Messages /var/MailRoot/domains/mydomain/account/Maildir/.Sent Messages These two new folders in turn have subfolders inside CUR, TMP NEW as in the previous case. Well, if you used a panel xmail management, for example, phpxmail, you can see that in the message count does to determine the status of the cuota takes into account all hanging folders and subfolders of / var / MailRoot / domains / mydomain / account / Maildir /. PHPXMail is also a small mistake and is account dovecot configuration files like messages (but this is not the subject of this message.) For all the above, as the iPhone terminal saves copies of sent messages in the folder he has created ... Sent Messages and keeps copies of messages that are deleted from the terminal in the folder created for him ... Deleted Messages cause the account into overcuota. In my case I use: Operating System: Linux distribution Debian Lenny. XMail see. 1.27 IMAP protocol implementation using Dovecot I hope I have been more clear in my statement so it can be understood my problem. Many Thanks Jesús Berlínchez ctDli, SL -Mensaje original- De: xmail-boun...@xmailserver.org [mailto:xmail-boun...@xmailserver.org] En nombre de Francesco Vertova Enviado el: viernes, 01 de abril de 2011 23:25 Para: XMail Users Mailing List Asunto: Re: [xmail] IMAP clients resulting overcuota At 21.15 01/04/11, you wrote: Recently, the directors of a company that uses a mail server XMail have purchased IPhone terminals, which have set up to manage their mailboxes through the IMAP protocol. This configuration has led to the creation of a folder Deleted Messages and Sent Messages in addition to the folders that normally exists. These new folders are used by the iPhone to save a copy of sent messages and deleted messages. I've been checking the account settings in the iPhone to indicate that leaves no copy on the server or sent items or deleted items but I have not found any option that allows it. This is causing me to reach their mailbox quota limit. Not sure that I understand your problem, but I'm running XMail on Windows, with a mailbox directory structure, together with a webmail client that creates its own folders for sent messages, deleted messages etc, like this: $MAIL_ROOT/domains/domain/user/mailbox $MAIL_ROOT/domains/domain/user/Sent $MAIL_ROOT/domains/domain/user/Trash etc. XMail totally ignores folders other than mailbox and only counts messages in mailbox for purposes of enforcing the quota limit. If the IPhone behaves like my webmail client, this should create no quota-related problems. Ciao, Francesco ___ xmail mailing list xmail@xmailserver.org http://xmailserver.org/mailman/listinfo/xmail ___ xmail mailing list xmail@xmailserver.org http://xmailserver.org/mailman/listinfo/xmail
Re: [xmail] IMAP clients resulting overcuota
At 19.43 02/04/11, you wrote: However, the behavior of my installation of xmail imap customer does not match the one described in your inbox. /var/MailRoot/domains/mydomain/account/Maildir/cur /var/MailRoot/domains/mydomain/account/Maildir/new /var/MailRoot/domains/mydomain/account/Maildir/tmp That/s the Maildir directory structure (default on *nix but you can change that). The mailbox size that counts for XMail is reported by the POP3 STAT command (if you are using XMail as a POP3 server), which in my case is the size of the mailbox subdir, in your case, I think, of Maildir/new. But I think the quota you are referring to is that reported/enforced by the IMAP server, not XMail. If so, you may want to check the configuration of the IMAP server rather than XMail. Ciao, Francesco ___ xmail mailing list xmail@xmailserver.org http://xmailserver.org/mailman/listinfo/xmail
[xmail] IMAP clients resulting overcuota
XMail installed version: v1.27 Operating System: Debian Lenny Hi, first of all I send a thank you to all those who contribute to this project. Recently, the directors of a company that uses a mail server XMail have purchased IPhone terminals, which have set up to manage their mailboxes through the IMAP protocol. This configuration has led to the creation of a folder Deleted Messages and Sent Messages in addition to the folders that normally exists. These new folders are used by the iPhone to save a copy of sent messages and deleted messages. I've been checking the account settings in the iPhone to indicate that leaves no copy on the server or sent items or deleted items but I have not found any option that allows it. This is causing me to reach their mailbox quota limit. Is likely to be able to find any method or configuration on iPhone in the current versions and future versions to correct this situation but, meanwhile, need to know if there is a method, script, or similar process can be implento in XMail to eliminate messages in a folder that have successfully completed a number of days, for example, Delete messages more than 10 days. Thank you for your attention. Jesus Berlínchez Systems Director ctDli, SL ___ xmail mailing list xmail@xmailserver.org http://xmailserver.org/mailman/listinfo/xmail
Re: [xmail] IMAP clients resulting overcuota
At 21.15 01/04/11, you wrote: Recently, the directors of a company that uses a mail server XMail have purchased IPhone terminals, which have set up to manage their mailboxes through the IMAP protocol. This configuration has led to the creation of a folder Deleted Messages and Sent Messages in addition to the folders that normally exists. These new folders are used by the iPhone to save a copy of sent messages and deleted messages. I've been checking the account settings in the iPhone to indicate that leaves no copy on the server or sent items or deleted items but I have not found any option that allows it. This is causing me to reach their mailbox quota limit. Not sure that I understand your problem, but I'm running XMail on Windows, with a mailbox directory structure, together with a webmail client that creates its own folders for sent messages, deleted messages etc, like this: $MAIL_ROOT/domains/domain/user/mailbox $MAIL_ROOT/domains/domain/user/Sent $MAIL_ROOT/domains/domain/user/Trash etc. XMail totally ignores folders other than mailbox and only counts messages in mailbox for purposes of enforcing the quota limit. If the IPhone behaves like my webmail client, this should create no quota-related problems. Ciao, Francesco ___ xmail mailing list xmail@xmailserver.org http://xmailserver.org/mailman/listinfo/xmail
