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Mail Server Quota

Correction, iwant all domain owners to have a qouota of 30 outgoing emails per day and no quota at the incoming ones.

any help ? :confused:
 
I don't think you can that within the CP. You might be able to do it by modifying the qmail setup manually though. I could be wrong, though. :(

M
 
I know very little about qmail and am not a huge fan of it. I'm confident there is a way to do what you want, but you may have to hunt around a bit to find it.

Qmail is made up of several pieces and it's possible to modify just one piece and leave the rest intact. You'll probably want to find a patch to the 'qmail-remote' piece since I think that handles SMTP connections.

I wish plesk used or had the option to use exim. :)

M
 
Exim is another MTA (mail transfer agent), like sendmail, qmail or postfix. I believe Cpanel uses exim as it's MTA. I've been using exim for many years and it's the one I'm most comfortable with. :)

M
 
ow ..ok ...
i've been using sendmail in my slackware server and it was fine.

But now i have to solve this with Plesk and Qmail hehe...
if u find anything post it here..
 
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