> at least paul said it in a way i could understand: > he wants to delete _old_ mail in case new mail arrives but would be bounced if > that _old_ mail wasn't deleted. > > old mail could be mail in the Maildir/cur directory. However, if you retrieve > mail but do not delete it from your pop3 account, this could be for a reason, > don't you think? If I'm on the road and just check my mail via web2mail.com > (or something similar).. I might expect the very important job offer/customer > request/..... to still be in my pop3 account and not being deleted for some > dumb 7mb spam. > > and even if that 7mb mail was more important than any "old" mail i still have > in my pop3 account: the sender is notified, that i did not get it and may > therefor send it again. > > Pail: if you really want to do this, i think you would have to alter > vdelivermail.c yourself, as there is no patch, that i know of. > > -- > Mit internetten Grüßen / Best Regards > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Justin Heesemann ionium Technologies > [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.ionium.org > > >
yeah you said that, problem with pop3 that dont change email from unread to read status perhaps from deliveries qmail to hold a couple of day before it said over quota ?? and some notification to user that quota exceded ? i think it wil be nice to user. -- thx onOs
