Re: [courier-users] How maildrop averages the maildir file system

Hi Sam, thanks for your answer!

I just use maildrop/courier to deliver mail today, but I used procmail in p=
ast,
so as I migrate to maildrop, those mail could still be in user maildir. I u=
se
Horde Webmail with imapproxy.

One thing that I don't understand is, why maildirmake -q say that I have on=
ly 7
MB while the maildrop surely delivered more than 100MB ( today have 5 GB ).=
How
could I solve this problem? I only have the maildrop/courier as MDA. Should=
I
change the second line in maildirsize manually to reflect the right value?

Thanks again,

Luiz

Citando Sam Varshavchik <mrsam@courier-mta.com>:

> Watashi writes:
>
> > Hello all,
> >
> > last mail I ask help for my trouble with maildrop because it didn't se=
nd
> the
> > quota's warn.. but I was thinking and I saw that the problem is not with
> send
> > quota's warn, because in maildirsize the value of utilization is not
> correct!
> >
> > So, my question is: how maildrop averages the maildir file system
> utilization?
> > Why this situation below occurs?
>
> Both maildrop and Courier-IMAP can take into account only mail that they
> themselves add or remove from the maildir. If you have some other process
> delivering mail to the maildir, neither Courier-IMAP nor maildrop will
> obviously know about it.
>
> Having said that, both maildrop and Courier-IMAP will periodically
> recalculate the maildir's size; so eventually the maildir's size will be
> updated to reflect it's true size.
>
> You need to stop using whatever else is delivering mail to the maildir, a=
nd
> use maildrop exclusively.
>
>



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