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VPOPMAIL AND MAILDIRQUOTAS                               (updated 16/Jan/2004)

* OVERVIEW

    As of version 5.1.1, vpopmail's quota system was changed to support the 
    Maildir++ specification used by the Courier Mail Server and its standalone 
    components (SqWebmail, Courier-IMAP, maildrop).  The Maildir++ 
    specification accounts for mail not only in the user's Maildir/new and 
    Maildir/cur directories, but in maildirfolders as well.  This is good news 
    for people who use vpopmail along with any of the agents mentioned above, 
    as ALL messages should be accounted for.

    See http://inter7.com/courierimap/README.maildirquota.html for details on 
    the Maildir++ specification, maildirquotas, and maildirfolders.

    This was accomplished by integrating a lot of functions from vdeliverquota,
    a tool shipped with courier-imap (among others) to allow non-Maildir++ 
    delivery agents to utilize maildirquotas.

* BACKWARDS COMPATIBLE

   The new system is completely backwards compatible with your existing quota
   settings.  The main difference you will see is that current usage 
   information is now stored in Maildir/maildirsize rather than
   Maildir/.current_size.

* CONFIGURATION

    QUOTAS

    Quota settings are still stored in vpopmail's authentication module. Just
    set them as you have in the past with vmoduser -q or vsetuserquota.  But two
    different formats are now supported:
    
    Old vpopmail style: 1000000 or 1MB or 1000KB 
    (1MB quota)

    maildirquota style: 1000000S or 1000000S,1000C 
    (1MB quota, or 1MB Quota / 1000 Message Count limit, whichever comes first)

    While both styles will work with 5.1.1 and above, the maildirquota  
    style will ONLY work with 5.1.1 and above.  If you should downgrade your
    vpopmail installation to a version below 5.1.1, you'll need to make sure
    your quota settings are in the Old vpopmail style.

    QUOTA WARN MESSAGES

    You can have a quota warning delivered to a user when their message is 
    delivered successfully, but they are now over 90 percent utilisation.  Just
    edit quotawarn.msg and copy it to ~vpopmail/domains/.quotawarn.msg.  When
    90 percent utilisation or more is reached, this message is copied verbatim
    to their mailbox.

    To change the percentage to something other than 90, edit 
    QUOTA_WARN_PERCENT in vdelivermail.c and recompile.

* DOMAIN QUOTAS

    If you want to implement a quota for a whole domain, you have 2 options.
    You can either put the domain under a unique system id and implement
    system quotas, or (as of 5.3.18) you can use a non-system domain quota.  To 
    implement the former, just use 'vadddomain -u <system user> <domain>' and
    set the system quota for that user.  To implement the latter, you must first
    compile vpopmail with "--enable-domainquotas=y".  Then, you can add this to 
    your .qmailadmin-limits file

        quota 50
	maxmsgcount 1000

    This would set a total domain quota of 50MB , and a maximum
    message count of 1000 messages for the entire domain.  Modification of 
    domain quotas should be done with the vmoddomlimits program.

    NOTE: Non-system domain quotas are only enforcable when vdelivermail is the
    local delivery agent.  If you pipe your mail into anything else, like
    maildrop, then the non-system domain quota will be ignored.  An alternative
    would be to install the domain under a unique system user (vadddomain -u)
    and set system quotas on that account.

* CAVEATS

    MAILDROP

    If you use maildrop for filtering, compile it with maildirquota support 
    if you want to use it with vpopmail 5.1.1 and above with quotas.

    POP SERVERS

    qmail-pop3d does not update maildirsize when you delete messages.  
    Furthermore, when using aliases via .qmail files, qmail-local does not 
    know about Maildir++, so messages delivered directly by qmail-local do not 
    get added to the maildirsize file either.  These problem should correct 
    themselves within 15 minutes according to the Maildir++ specification, but 
    this does not appear to be that reliable yet.  

    The best available solution is to patch qmail with qmail-maildir++.patch, 
    included in the contrib directory of the vpopmail source.  It will add 
    Maildir++ support to both qmail-pop3d and qmail-local.

* CREDITS

    deliverquota was written by Sam Varshavchik <[e-mail]>
    deliverquota -> vpopmail integration by Bill Shupp <[e-mail]>