Hello, I have a site created with 2048 Mb. of Space asignated. It just happened that the amount has been reached for the site. No more mails where received, and none was discarded. Also no notification has been sent nor message showed up nowhere. The sintoms where: 1) All mails for the domain where acepted. 2) No new mails where added in any account, so all mails received had been lost. 2) No web client did work (openwebmail,uebimiau) 3) Outllok did not work properly. Is there a way of notifing this event? My setup is: sendmail red hat linux 4.0 Thank's in advance.....Larry.
Using mbox (no maildir) output of df -h [root@ns2 mail]# df -h S.ficheros Tamaño Usado Disp Uso% Montado en /dev/mapper/VolGroup00-LogVol00 132G 27G 99G 22% / /dev/cciss/c0d0p1 99M 19M 75M 21% /boot none 506M 0 506M 0% /dev/shm [root@ns2 mail]#
Looks ok. Normally Postfix should send a delivery status notification saying that the mailbox is full. Are you sure that this wasn't sent?
First, I don´t use postfix, I use sendmail Second, I am not completely sure that no mail has been sent since I don´t know to whom it's sent. As far as I know, no mail has been sent. If you can tell me to whom is suposed to be sent I can check my logs. Thank's.
Ok. If the email is sent to the sender, then no mail is sent on my case. I sent emails from hotmail to the account with problems, and the emails where acepted by the system and no messsage received and they did not show-up nowhere. They where lost.
I guess then that there is a misconfiguration in sendmail as it is the job of the mta to send a warning to the sender of the email. Postfix for example is doing this by default. But I'am not familar with the sendmail config files to help you with this configuration.
I thought that there was a system similar as the one used when traffic is exceeded, so we could change the recipients of the message.