If you use system quotas (as I do), then install qmailadmin setuid root and it all works fine. It will switch to the userid of the system account that is specified in the users/assign file.
Brian > Hello Ninad, > > On Friday, December 13, 2002 at 12:37:56 PM you wrote: > > >>> I know about the per user quota settings. Is there anywhere to do a > >>> per domain quota capping? Eg. Cap the quota for the directory of the > >>> domain. > > >> Make use of system quota. > >> Create a dedicated user for each domain you want to have an overall > >> quota and make use of '-u' option in 'vadddomain'. > > > When I had tried a similar thing earlier, qmailadmin refused to work > > probably due to change of user/group which expects vchkpw:vpopmail > > > Is there any workaround for this problem, other than using a separate > > qmailadmin binary having identical permissions for every such domain > > group? > > A theoretically, absolutely untested possibility could be putting all > domains in different system groups, but with user vpopmail and using > system-group-quotas, instead of system-user-quotas. > -- > Best regards > Peter Palmreuther > >
