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Make sure that your mailbox size limit is set to *AT LEAST* your maximum message size limit or Postfix will complain and not start.
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Make sure that your mailbox size limit is set to *AT LEAST* your maximum message size limit or Postfix will complain and not start.

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I'm new to the linux email, but i have a linux box up and running using postfix, mysql, squirrel, etc... the basics... everything is fine, but i can't find where to change the send/receive quotas for my users... for all i care, htey can be unlimited... but users can't send anything over a meg w/o postfix bouncing, nor can they receive anything much over a meg. &nbsp;where are the settings for this in the configs, assuming that's what that is... &nbsp;also, i have a field in mysql called &quot;quota&quot; and for none of my users is it set.. that's the quota of the mailbox right? &nbsp;Where in the configs can i make sure postfix is looking at this value for the quotas?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Nick
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I'm new to the linux email, but i have a linux box up and running using postfix, mysql, squirrel, etc... the basics... everything is fine, but i can't find where to change the send/receive quotas for my users... for all i care, htey can be unlimited... but users can't send anything over a meg w/o postfix bouncing, nor can they receive anything much over a meg.  where are the settings for this in the configs, assuming that's what that is...  also, i have a field in mysql called "quota" and for none of my users is it set.. that's the quota of the mailbox right?  Where in the configs can i make sure postfix is looking at this value for the quotas?

Thanks,
Nick

PostFix + MySQL = Quotas and sending/receiving?

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