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Ezra Gorman wrote: |
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>On Fri, Jan 30, 2004 at 10:48:34AM -0600, Rodrigo Garcia wrote: |
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>>Hello fellow gentoo-in-production-environment-users! |
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>> I've succesfully setup virtual mailhosting as described in the |
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>>Virtual Mailhosting System Guide. Everything seems to be working, but I |
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>>was wondering what sorts of values go in the quota field in the users |
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>>table. Bytes? megabytes? There's no mention of this field or of its |
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>>workings in the guide; does it even work? |
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>> Thanks! |
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>> Rodrigo |
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>Currently the quota system is not implemented in the VirtMail guide setup. Want to give it a shot? I also wanted to let |
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>folks who are using the VirtMail setup that I've created tools for sysadmins and users for administrating email accounts. |
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>Using a PHP based web interface sysadmins can define 'Authorities' in charge of sets of email addresses. Users with |
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>administrative permissions in the system can access the configuration information for the domains/emails they are in |
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>charge of. The user admins can make other email accounts have admin privileges for their 'Authority', change email |
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>account information, and set up aliases and forwarding. I hope to have this packaged up in an easy to use fashion in the |
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>near future. Anybody interested in being a guinea pig? |
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> -Ezra |
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Sure thing! I'll be a pig (from guinea). What shall we try first? |
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By the way, when you say it's not implemented you mean it isn't |
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implemented in the guide, or in the VirtMail mechanism? |
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Rodrigo |
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