On Sun, Aug 10, 2014 at 01:31:47AM +0300, Timo Sirainen wrote: > Problems that admins can solve are temporary errors for users and > the'll need an error logged. Problems that are caused by users > themselves (like over quota) are usually not temporary errors and they > shouldn't have errors logged (since admin can't usually do anything > about them anyway).
Depends on the environment; in many cases, the admin could, or may even be expected to, raise the quota. Also, you're assuming that users will be able to interpret an error message, even a clear one, correctly, and that the MUA will always convey the error to the user. I am not sure either of these assumptions are always true. Logging is important so when the user calls in with "I can't do X", the admin can see why quickly. w
