I recommend you shell into your server (right now), go to root.
Then type: vinstall quotachecker
Around midnight or so every night, anyone within 80% of their quota
(you can change that percentage) will fire off a warning email to you
to let you know. That way you can proactively increase their quota or
find out what is consuming all the quota in that account. This is an
absolute LIFE SAVER. I simply cannot stress enough the wonderfulness
of this little vinstall.
I've seen way too many times, in the past, when an end user hits hard
quota and procmail just goes BONKERS. It causes all sorts of
problems...
ie. addressbook ?
James
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 9:06 PM, Jones<support@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Where does cpx store its address book?
~/.cpx/addressbook.xml
For anyone still paying attention, after Russ told me the location of the
address book, I was able to use the getback command to restore it.
About getback - when you run getback on a file, you are given 4 versions,
one from the previous day and three from 7, 14 and 21 days ago. The previous
day version is "Online" and is free. The other versions are on tape and a
fee is required to get them.
I just got a message from a user that they lost the entries in their
address book. They had let their account grow until they hit their quota.
They use CPX for email. Is it possible that CPX will overwrite an address
book with a zero length file is the user's quota limit is reached? Thanks.
I can look at this for you.
Thanks. The option to not write the user's address book if the user is out
of space will be a nice feature to have.
jmb
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