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Quota exceeding warning

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Quota exceeding warning

Warning!

Your mailbox quota was exceeded. All messages to your address will be rejected.
Please, free space in the mailbox or contact server administrator.

This message is automatically generated, please do not reply to it.

----- End forwarded message -----

I have getting this message 2 time now and I have 50MB of space set for email and only 682K of email in their box.
 
I am facing the same problem. We are using Plesk 8 to host website and email accounts. My client has 80MB set as their mail box quota but is unable to receive 3MB file attachment. Anybody, please help. Thank you.

Originally posted by pixel
Quota exceeding warning

Warning!

Your mailbox quota was exceeded. All messages to your address will be rejected.
Please, free space in the mailbox or contact server administrator.

This message is automatically generated, please do not reply to it.

----- End forwarded message -----

I have getting this message 2 time now and I have 50MB of space set for email and only 682K of email in their box.
 
Same here...

I'm also experiencing this issue via the (new) Plesk v8.6 running on a Debian box. It first began occuring at Plesk 8.4 though - it must have just carried the issue along in the recent upgrade to v8.6.

Only happens to some customers. I believe the problem only occurs when you leave individual mail accounts set with no quota - as soon as you give them a quota, it seems to go away.

will post more data here as I find it in my testing, etc. But so far, so good :)
 
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