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Subject: Quota and webmail
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Hello everyone,

   I'm on FreeBSD 4.8R
   Latest sendmail is the default MTA, and latest Openwebmail is the webmail 
client.
   Quota has been enabled in my kernel
   The problem is whenever I set the quota limit and configure openwebmail 
to read the unix quota
   limit, then it reads the limit of the account user which located in 
/home/user
   but ignores the /var/mail/user  limit.

   yes there is away in openwebmail to makes it reads both /home/user and 
/var/mail/user
   but it will be seperated limits not as a total 1 box limit.

   Is there away, script or any solution PLEASE to make the kernel quota 
reads the /home/user
  and adds to it /var/mail/user and the result comes as 1 size limit? 1 box 
limit?

  a link in the user home directory to /var/mail/user will do it? How would 
we do this please.

  Marwan

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