> > Michael Bellears wrote: > > > Is there a simple way to temporarily disable mail delivery > to domain > > (i.e. When a client has not paid there bill) > > Simple, but not terribly easy. > > I edit the vpasswd file in the domain and add a '*' in front > of each of the encrypted password values. Now no one can > download mail, but you are not bouncing it. If they pay, it > is still there waiting for them. > > When they pay remove the '*' and access is restored. > > You also have to delete the vpasswd.cdb file, to make the > changes take effect. If the file does not exist, it will be > recreated from vpasswd the next time something needs to access it. > > There are bits in the domain limits file that imply that you > can disable pop (webmail and imap) access on a per user and > per domain basis, but I don't know how well enforced they are. >
Thanks Rick. Applying the domain limits (pop/imap) works (I have them enforced atm) - But I was hoping there was also a simple way to temp. disable the domain from receiving mail altogether (Would be an even greater motivational factor for the client to pay if mail destined to them started bouncing!) Regards, MB
