Hi Speddy
how do you get thsi?
directly on Konsole on Linux or via PuTTY on Windows or what?
Hi Speddy
how do you get thsi?
directly on Konsole on Linux or via PuTTY on Windows or what?
Hi - thelog entries are "deprecated warnings" - often about "ereg_replace". You can disable them in the settings (to prevent a log overflow
With newer php versions (6.0?) the now deprecated functions will be removed or changed definitly...
/J
main difference: active project vs. inactive project
no need for school - you are member in the i-mscp forum
stay cool
Good idea killburn
but wrong math afterwards...
int = -2*1024*1024*1024 .. +2*1024*1024*1024, so -2G ..+2G
or in decimal: -2*10^9 .. +2*10^9
with MB (= 10^6B) instead of B it's from -2 * 10^15 .. +2*10^15 which is -2Petabyte .. +2Petabyte
and with unsigned it's 0 .. 4Petabytes.... - which should be enough for mails...
/J
PS: we do not speak about mysql bigint... this would be toooo much...
a creative solution... maybe it's enough to set Megabytes instead of Bytes - so
is maybe ok... the limit then is 2 PetaBytes... - or 4PB if you change to unsigned INT
Default - my opinion:
Default limit should be configurable via hostingplan...
The POP users do not need more than some hundrets of MB, the IMAP people often need >10GB...
/Joxi
Seems that the table definition
`quota` int(10) default '10485760',
makes a signed INT type going from -2G till +2G
changing to unsigned will lift the limit to 4GB but I think it rather should be an unsigned BIGINT - so we can set till 18446744073709551615 Bytes...
= 18446744TB = around 18 Exa Bytes... ???
(should be enough...
/Joxi
I use something in between from beta3 to beta4 on a company mail+ftp server....
The only thing I hope: I can smoothly switch to dovecot as soon as it is fully integrated....
/J