On Wed, 24 Jun 1998, Jochen Topf wrote:
> At the moment the quota works like this: Mail ist not delivered if the quota
> would be exceeded *after* the delivery. I think it would be easier to
> understand and maintain if the mail is not delivered if the quota is not
> exceeded *before* the delivery. That means that the size of the current
> msg is not added to the existing size of the mailbox before determining,
> whether we are above the quota. As I have a maximum msg size of 10M this
> would mean that mailboxes can be about 10M over the quota. But it would
> mean a simple find can find out, who is above the quota and do any desired
> action.
>
> Any comments? Maybe an option. :-)
For simplicity, I made Exim quotas operate in the same manner as OS
quotas.
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