This section contains the message store quota attributes and parameters. For detailed information on these attributes and parameters, refer to the Sun Java System Communications Services 6 2005Q4 Schema Reference.
Table 18–6 Message Store Quota Attributes
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Description |
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Bytes of disk space allowed for the user’s mailbox. Special values: 0 - No space allowed for user’s mailbox. –1 - No limit on space usage allowed. -2 - Use system default quota. (configutilparameter store.defaultmailboxquota) |
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Maximum number of messages permitted for a user. This is a cumulative count for all folders in the store. Special values: 0 - No message allowed for user’s mailbox. -1 - No limit on number of messages allowed. -2 - Use system default quota. (configutil parameter store.defaultmessage.quota.) |
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Status of the mail user. Can be one of the following values: active - mail is processed as normal. Default is active. inactive - user’s mail account is inactive. A transient failure is returned. deleted - Account marked deleted and ready for purge. Permanent failure returned. Access to mailbox blocked. hold - Mail sent to the hold queue and access to the mailbox is disallowed overquota - The MTA will not deliver mail to a mailbox with this status. This is the status set when the configutil parameter, store.overquotastatus is on. |
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Bytes of disk space allowed for the cumulative count of all the mailboxes in a domain. A value of -1 means no limit on space usage. (Default) To enforce the domain disk quota run the command: imquotacheck -f -d domain |
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Maximum number of messages permitted for a domain, that is, the total count for all mailboxes in the store. A value of -1 means no limit. (Default). To enforce the domain message quota run the command: imquotacheck -f -d domain |
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Status of the mail domain. Values and default are the same as mailUserStatus. |
Table 18–7 Message Store configutil parameters
Parameter |
Description |
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Enable quota enforcement When off, the quota database is still updated, but messages are always delivered. Default: On |
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Enable quota notification. Default: On |
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Store default quota by number of bytes. Default: -1 (unlimited) |
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Store default quota by number of messages. Numeric. Default: -1 (unlimited) |
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Quota warning message. If none, notification is not sent. Default: None. |
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Interval, in days, for sending overquota notification. Default: 7 |
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Time, in hours, a mailbox has been overquota before messages to the mailbox will bounce back to the sender. Number of hours. Default: 120 |
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Quota warning threshold. Percentage of quota exceeded before clients are sent an over quota warning. Default: 90 |
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Used to provide compatibility with systems that migrated from the Netscape Messaging Server. When ON, allow delivery of one message that puts disk usage over quota. After the user is over quota, messages are deferred or bounced, the quota warning message is sent, and the quota grace period timer starts. (The default is that the quota warning messages are sent when the message store reaches the threshold.) Default: Off, but is treated as on if store.overquotastatus is set, otherwise the user can never go over quota and the overquotastatus is never used. |
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Enable quota enforcement before messages are enqueued in the MTA. This prevents the MTA queues from filling up. When set, and a user is not yet over quota, but an incoming message pushes the user over quota, then the message is delivered, but the mailuserstatus LDAP attribute is set to overquota so no more messages will be accepted by the MTA. Default: off |