Hi all. Could you please tell me your opinion regarding the following implementation of XMail? We would like to set up a free mail service (something similar to hotmail, yahoo etc.) using XMail. Users will get free 20 MB mailbox with SMTP and POP3 access and with an access through web interface (webmail).
My main problem is with that webmail interface. I want it to have a messages organized into a folders (INBOX, OUTBOX, DELETED, DRAFTS + some custom). INBOX folder must be the same as XMail's "domains/domain/user/mailbox/" folder, i.e. messages in this webmail folder INBOX must be still accessible by the POP3, since other webmail folders not. So far this is pretty easy. But. But I want all webmail folders _TOGETHER_ to have a 20 MB size. For example, if there will be messages of total size 7 MB in the mailbox (= INBOX) and messages of total size 13 MB in the other webmail folders, XMail _MUST_ respond with the "Mailbox full" error code to all newly incoming messages. After two days of thinking I found one possible solution. INBOX will be physicaly the same folder as XMail's "domains/domain/user/mailbox/" folder and the other webmail folders will be stored inside it, i.e. "domains/domain/user/mailbox/drafts/", "domains/domain/user/mailbox/outbox" etc. After some testing I found that this will exactly do what I want, but I am not sure if this is the best possible solution, nor if it is allowed to create directories under "domains/domain/user/mailbox/". Could you please tell me what do you think, or suggest me some other ways how to do it? Thank you. Petr Hruzek PS: I prefer Win2k solution, but the Linux one is OK too. - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
