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Home directory quota options are not logical in defaults for new users in this virtual server #997
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Thanks, that does look like a bug! Let me take a look ... |
Can you post the contents of the file |
I've had this on 2 servers, settings above are from my dev-machine, which might be fucked up, but behaves in the same way as the others. My guess is that simply switching the labels for option 1 and 2 would "fix" it |
When selecting
When selecting
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Ok I see the bug now - this will be fixed in the next release. |
@PitWenkin Try applying the patch and see if it resolves the problem for you:
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It's worse. I still had 25MB saved
but interface shows Even after saving it does not change … |
Great! Thanks for giving it a try! Now we'll wait for Jamie's comment on this... |
Hmm, let me take another look at this.. |
Short version:
The options
Default (from template)
andUnlimited
are not doing what the labels suggest but what the respective other option suggests …Details:
Under
Server Template
-Mail for domain
I have set a quota of50MiB
for mail usersIn the domain specific setting for
User Defaults
the interface showsHome directory quota
asUnlimited
, but when adding a new mail user the50MiB
form the server template are applied, which should only happen whenDefault (from template)
is selected?Selecting
Default (from template)
actually applies no quota …Selecting the third option propperly applies the given quota.
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