Hello, i'm feeling dumb. [EDIT] I'm using Server: ispconfig3 (Debian Unknown) ISPConfig 3.0.5.3 State: info (0 unknown, 0 info, 2 warning, 0 critical, 0 error) ok: The state of your Hard-Disk space is ok [More...] Your Mail queue load is ok [More...] Your RAID is ok [More...] Your Server load is ok [More...] All needed services are online [More...] The System Log is O.K. [More...] [/EDIT] Dovecot and debian 7 A client is trying to create a new mailbox. the error is: The max space for mailboxes is reached. The max. available space in MB is: -14565 Mailbox size must be a number. Invalid quota value. Allowed values are: 0 for unlimited or numbers > 1 The client has the following email limits: Email Limits Mailbox quota 330 MB Max. number of mailboxes 220 By now he is using 132 malboxex on 210 root@ispconfig3:/var/vmail/domain.it# du -chs 3.8G . 3.8G total How is it possible ? Shoulnt he have 330 MB * 220 = 66GB of mail quota ? Am i missing something ? (well ... surely ...) Thanks
You mean higher than 330 MB ? But why do i have to do it ? He should have all the quota he needs, i wouldnt want to higher the mailbox quota I'm understanding the Mailbox quota is "per mailbox" right ?
The mailbox quota in the client settings is the overall quota that this client can use for all his mailboxes. So he can currently create 1 mailbox with 330 MB or e.g. 1 mailbox with 300mb and another one with 30mb and so on. But he can not exceed the sum of 330 mb for all his mailboxes.