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From: Swee-Chuan Khoo <sckhoo@tm.net.my>
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Subject: file limit in procmail and qpopper
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hi,

	i am just wondering, is there a way for us to
limit the max file size of a file created by a process
like procmail and qpopper.

	I would like to put a max size of my users' mail
file, i am using procmail to redirect file into their
own home directory and configure qpopper to load it from
$HOME. I am using quota control right now but is adviced
that quota is VERY slow and recommended to use "limit".

	Thanx


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