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

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Jochen Antesberger writes:

> Am Freitag, den 25.04.2008, 19:15 -0400 schrieb Sam Varshavchik:
>
>> > 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, and
>> use maildrop exclusively.
>
> What about courier-mta itself? E.g. maildrop being the standard delivery
> but the occasional dot-courier file delivering directly into a maildir.

Yes, that uses the quota settings also.



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