Hi there, I'm using NFS with Dovecot 2.0.20 and would like to deliver a quota warning to the user using the LMTP director. I have configured quota warnings according to http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Quota/Configuration But it seems that lda delivers the mail directly to the local filesystem and is not using our lmtp director, which prevents NFS mailboxes from getting corrupted. Is there a way to tell lda to use LMTP or the director and ignore the quota while delivering the notification? Regards Daniel
On 9.6.2012, at 22.11, Daniel Parthey wrote:> But it seems that lda delivers the mail directly to > the local filesystem and is not using our lmtp director, > which prevents NFS mailboxes from getting corrupted. > > Is there a way to tell lda to use LMTP or the director > and ignore the quota while delivering the notification?That's a bit tricky problem. Even if LDA used LMTP, it couldn't ignore quota since LMTP server is the one enforcing it. Perhaps you need to create two LMTP ports, one with a "quota ignored" configuration. Then you need to somehow get the mail delivered there (maybe send it to your MTA and route it from there). Or write a script that sends the mail directly to the LMTP port on director.
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