am 11.04.11 13:42 schrieb Sven Hartge <sven@svenhartge.de>:

Jim Knuth<jk@jkart.de> wrote:

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if a user over quota is, he can do no mails more receive. So far, so good. But why he can do, nevertheless, mails do send? Has that to do something with dict option?

Sending mails has nothing to do with dovecot. You need to configure your MTA to prevent the user from sending any mails.

Grüße, S°

ok. Sorry and thanks. Im stupid. Its a job for postfix. ;)

-- Mit freundlichen Grüßen, Jim Knuth

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Christian Schmidt <Christian.Schmidt@chemie.uni-hamburg.de> wrote:

Sven Hartge, 11.04.2011 (d.m.y):

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Jim Knuth <jk@jkart.de> wrote:

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if a user over quota is, he can do no mails more receive. So far, so good. But why he can do, nevertheless, mails do send? Has that to do something with dict option?

Sending mails has nothing to do with dovecot. You need to configure your MTA to prevent the user from sending any mails.

Is there anyone running somethig like this? If so, could you please provide some details?

Well, I _plan_ to do something like this. It involves a quota dict in a MySQL server, so all systems (frontend MXe, backend storages, admin web console, etc.) can access the data to block or unblock users.

But so far nothing real is implemented due to time constraints.

Grüße, Sven.

-- Sigmentation fault. Core dumped.