Bryan S. Katz
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Look at this solution for Postfix – http://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/57746/plesk-email-journaling
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Could you explain why total subscription size is not enough? Why you would need a separate limit for mail content and web content?
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...because I program the web-site, and the disk space/web content is mine. I don't need to limit my own development, and I'm producing countless files of caches.
But the e-mail content is my client's, and I don't care if George gets more e-mail than Jim, or if Alice gets less e-mail than Bob. I don't care if Alice has six mailboxes and Bob has twelve.
I just want to limit my client to some reasonable amount of e-mail capacity, so that I can charge them for exceeding it. I don't need to know if Bob is the CEO or if Alice is the janitor. I don't know their usage patterns, and I really don't care.
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This is a valid request, so we’ll look into it. There is no ETA at the moment, but we would really appreciate you voting for this request so that we can accurately assess its popularity relative to other features. Thanks in advance!
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Yup. In my case, my clients like to forward one@ to two@, and never wind up deleting (or even logging into) one@, But it's a full fledged mailbox for accountability and record-keeping purposes. No matter how big it is, it fills up. Would be great to have any convenient way of deleting from it, scheduled or otherwise.