On Mon, Jan 10, 2005 at 02:30:13AM -0600, Gerald V. Livingston II wrote:
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 09:07:19 +0100 Dallman Ross wrote:
I really do not think it has anything to do with procmail. The
MTA is bouncing mail that procmail couldn't write because quota
was exceeded. Procmail is just the messenger, not the cause or
source of the message.
What's weird is that that particular error message is listed
*verbatim* in the DIAGNOSTICS section of 'man procmail'
Quota exceeded while writing "x"
The filesize quota for the recipient on the
filesystem containing "x" does not permit deliv-
ering the message to the file.
That's what made me think it might be inside procmail itself. It makes
no mention of this error being MTA specific.
Hmm. Well, it could be that I'm wrong. But wouldn't strings show --
oh, wait a minute, I didn't use the -i option with grep! Sheesh. Okay,
running strings on the binary does show:
9:39am [~/Mail] 323[0]> strings /usr/local/bin/procmail | grep -i quota
Quota exceeded while writing
So I take it all back. I erred!
The OP might change the source there, then.
--
dman
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