On Wed, 27 Aug 2008, Arminas wrote:
2008/8/27 Matus UHLAR - fantomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On 25.08.08 10:12, Khanh Truong wrote:
My IMAP server enforces quotas for users. The problem is, when users reach
their quota, they cannot delete messages to reduce their usage.
I think this is the problem you should try to solve, not work around...
But this is not mail server's care. It's all about client programs. If
quota is reached so user must not be able to move his emails to any
other folder except deleting permanently.
It is the server. The client can't do anything about it. The only way you
can prevent this in the client is to disable the setting that allows
people to move mail to a Trash folder when deleting messages. If you do
that then you will force people to use the IMAP method of marking messages
to delete and then purge. Depending on your IMAP server this may solve
your problem, though that will be determined by how you impose quotas
(system quotas or within the IMAP server itself) and how the IMAP server
carries out the delete (if it needs to make a backup copy of the folder
during the deletion process or not).
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