On Tue, 22 Oct 2019, Plutocrat wrote:
I recently wrote a script to check disk space every week and email me
an alert if there was less than 5G.
Every week? Unless you're using a telephone modem, an out of control mail
loop or being the victim of a joe-job can consume 5Gb of space in no time.
marcel bendler via dovecot skrev den 2019-10-22 10:52:
I don't want to restrict each mailbox size. It's just to prevent
running
out space completely.
dovecot quotas policy server can limit out of space problems, the trick
is to not allow more then storages can hold, if this test is done in
On 22/10/2019 6:38 PM, Marc Roos via dovecot wrote:
> Ok, what about placing a dummy file of 5GB or so on the partition, that
> you can remove when necessary?
I recently wrote a script to check disk space every week and email me an alert
if there was less than 5G. Would that be an approach for y
-Original Message-
Subject: Re: dovecot disk space settings
I don't want to restrict each mailbox size. It's just to prevent
running out space completely.
Why? (If I may ask)
To provide mailboxes with unlimited space. And to make it easier to
administrate.
My questio
Ok, what about placing a dummy file of 5GB or so on the partition, that
you can remove when necessary?
-Original Message-
Subject: Re: dovecot disk space settings
>> I don't want to restrict each mailbox size. It's just to prevent
> running out space complete
>
> is there an option to leave some disk space free?
> Let's say, don't store new mails if the storage mount point has less
> than 1% free disk space.
> What's the way to go?
>
> I don't want to restrict each mailbox size. It's just to prevent running
> out space completely.
emails are often ac
> I don't want to restrict each mailbox size. It's just to prevent
running out space completely.
Why? (If I may ask)
