Trying to select some mailboxes in my mail client using IMAP produces
errors.
The logs on the server contain:
Aug 5 12:49:04 kleenex dbmail/imap4[27820]: IMAPD [PID 27820]: client
@ socket 5 (IP: 10.1.3.2) ac
cepted
Aug 5 12:49:05 kleenex dbmail/imap4[27820]: IMAPD [PID 27820]: user
(id 1
It seems that the problem is related to msg flags.
I tried setting the entire mailbox to "seen" and now I can access it.
I spoke too soon. I was able to access it and delete a few msgs, now
I'm getting the same error as originally. :-(
On Mon, 05 Aug 2002 13:55:30 -0400
"Stuart Krivis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It seems that the problem is related to msg flags.
I tried setting the entire mailbox to "seen" an
Is there a reason that mail marked as deleted is included in the total maxmail
limit a user can have in their mailboxes? I would think that when you check
if a user is at the limit for how much mail they can have, that you would
exclude mail marked for deletion from that total. I am wondering
On 2002-08-05 13:56:10 -0500, Bret Baptist wrote:
> Is there a reason that mail marked as deleted is included in the total
> maxmail limit a user can have in their mailboxes? I would think that
> when you check if a user is at the limit for how much mail they can
> have, that you would exclude mai
On Monday 05 August 2002 02:30 pm, Shane Kerr wrote:
>
> What is the reason you have a maxmail limit at all? If the purpose is
> to limit the ability of users to consume server resources, then it
> shouldn't matter whether the mail is deleted or not. Likewise, if you
> are charging users based on
I think that what Bret is saying (from a technical aspect)
is that the quotacheck shouldn't count messages with a status
of "002" because this means they're deleted.
I agree, but I thought this had been fixed already
davel
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