Or, G which represent kilobytes, megabytes, and gigabytes, or ki, Mi, or
These files both have the same format, which is just a number of bytes over Named quota which resides in a user’s mailbox directory. A per-mailbox quota can be defined in a file This will prevent mailįrom being delivered to a user if their mailbox grows too large.Ī default quota for each individual mailboxes in a domain can be specified inĬonfig/mailbox-quota. Symbiosis can enforce users' mailbox size with quotas. These users are also able to control the following files: Read and send email, obviating the need to use IMAP and SMTP. This allows these users to use system mail readers such as mutt in order to Unix users' Maildir directories will reside in /home/my-user/Maildir by default. The principal difference is the username is just theirīare username, without a domain. Identically to a normal email user, with the same ports and SSL/TLS Logins over SMTP, IMAP, and POP3 will all work
#Email separator by domain password#
Once the password file is in place, the new user will be able to loginĪnd collect email. Initially this can contain the password in plain text. The result of this will display the domain in theĮmail address the system users will get, eg, the part after the other half will be dictated by their username, eg, "admin" or "my-user". These will receive emailsįor the host name of the machine, which you can find out by running hostname With email accounts based in their home directories. Mail delivered to their inbox first, so take care when using this feature!Ī new feature in this release is the ability to have unix users Will always take precedence over the unix user and have their srv//config/default_forward does notīoth a unix user and a normal Symbiosis email userĬan be set up to receive email to the same address. Receive any mail at all, then remove the directory Then /srv//config/default_forward shouldĬontain you would like the domain not to For example, to forward all mail unless the recipient’s mailbox already exists, This file should be a single email address, or a comma-separated list Regardless of who it is addressed to, then create the file If you would like to accept all mail for , srv//mailboxes/ then only mailĪddressed to will be accepted. For example, the mailboxesįor would be accessible at /webmail.Īssuming that this is the only directory inside Once this directory has been created, this mailbox can be accessed via Then in there, one directory per user should be one mailbox per user hosted on the same machine, Mailboxes/ directory present, or one of the filesĬonfig/default_forward or config/aliases must be present.įor example, if the domain would like to host In order for a domain to be configured to accept email, one of two Thus all the configuration for will be inside Throughout this chapter, the domain is used as anĮxample. This is a detailed break-down of all the configuration options andįiles available when configuring how email is handled for a domain. Setting an outbound IP for all email from a domain 5.19. Manually blocking incoming mail from specific sources 5.17. Using real-time blacklists from Spamhaus 5.16. Allowing users to change their own password 5.6.
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