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Excuse me for my last errors. I'll show you now what really happen. User 'x' has 1800000S (1,7 MB) in courier's pattern Here's the 'maildirsize', using courier-imap: ' 1800000S 395196 21 3073 1 '
Thunderbird says: "Usage: 389 of 1758 KB, 22% FULL"
Here's the 'maildirsize' when I use dovecot, at the same moment : ' 1843200000S 398269 22 '
Thunderbird says now: "Usage 388 of 1800000 KB, 0% FULL"
That's the problem. So, people who is using webmail or other stuff would think that they have a large mailbox ... Is it possible to change dovecot's pattern ? Some *magical* parameter ... ?
thanks
Roberto Gonzalez Azevedo
Timo Sirainen wrote:
On Sun, 2007-05-13 at 00:01 -0300, censanet.com.br wrote:
Some user has 1GB quota, and has 512MB used. When an e-mails arrives maildrop recalculates the quota (513MB). Then, using dovecot, the user deletes some e-mails and, now, 'maildirsize' is overwritten, but in a different pattern, so there's an inconsistency with the new 'maildirsize'. It isn't 511MB or less, it starts from beginning (1MB). A 'new' 'maildirsize' file. That's the problem. Does somebody known how to fix it ?
From your previous mail:
1099511627776S 585847701 102542 5504023 959
Dovecot calculated the size as 558MB, not 1MB?
If you're wondering about the extra spaces written by maildrop, they should have no meaning.
If Dovecot calculated the maildir size differently than maildrop, I can think of 3 reasons:
- Trash mailbox. Do you use ignore=Trash?
- You're using an older Dovecot version which has bugs in its Maildir++ code.
- You're using multiple namespaces and the quota plugin got confused by those.
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