Re: [toaster] Using maildrop with toaster & quota support
On Thu, 23 Mar 2006 17:48:11 +1030 David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > MAILDIRQUOTA=`~vpopmail/bin/vuserinfo -q [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > in the maildrop filter file. Can anybody tell me if this works with > the Shupp toaster? I have successfully integrated maildrop as my LDA > in a Shupp toaster, but it seems blissfully unaware of users' quotas > and quota warning/over-quota messages get lost, and when the account > fills up, maildrop just spits errors and the mail stops with > maildrop. I am looking for a way to make it quota-aware. Why don't you use deliverquota (part of courier-imap package, I guess)? I think it does exactly what you need. >From the manpage: NAME deliverquota - deliver to a maildir with a quota SYNOPSIS deliverquota [ -c ] [ -w percent ] maildir quota DESCRIPTION deliverquota delivers mail to a maildir taking into account any software-imposed quota on the maildir. This manually-enforced quota mecha- nism is described in the maildirquota(7) and maildirmake(1) manual pages. Instead of setting up your mail server to deliver the message directly to a maildir, configure the mail server to run the deliv- erquota program in order to deliver the message, and specify the loca- tion of the maildir as the argument to deliverquota. -- Adrian Pircalabu -- This message was scanned for spam and viruses by BitDefender. For more information please visit http://www.bitdefender.com/
[toaster] [OT?] Help with djbdns
Hi - My server is housed with a company thats just gone bust :( I've got about 48 hours to migrate everything across to a new server (with new dns). Luckily I had planned to do this soon anyway so I've done most of the work (toaster migrated very easily with the help of this list thanks!). The only problem is that now I've been forced to move my nameserver as well. Rather than change the IP of the underlying primary server ns1 (as I'm not sure this will work - how do registrars deal with this, dont they have an set IP?) I'm trying to get all domains to change the primary nameserver to a new server ns2. I've just been told by godaddy that they wont change it to this new address because they are only able to use authoritative name servers. I've updated my old server dns settings to: .bar-coded.net::ns2.bar-coded.net .50.144.10.217.in-addr.arpa:217.10.144.50:ns2.bar-coded.net:259200 =ns1.bar-coded.net:213.151.36.176 +ns2.bar-coded.net:217.10.144.50 (snipped other non-essential dns). I've replicated this on the new dns at 217.10.144.50, but I cant get godaddy to accept the update. I thought that this meant that ns2 was an authoritive ns? Anyone got any ideas? I can send more info if needed, but its a bit of a rush job unfortunately (and I might lose the server completely :( Thanks Marcus
Re: [toaster] [OT?] Help with djbdns
On 24/03/2006 Marcus Williams wrote: I've just been told by godaddy that they wont change it to this new address because they are only able to use authoritative name servers. Cancel that - operator error :) looks like you have to register your server for use with godaddy strangely. Done that now and it all works fine. Sorry for noise. Marcus
