Just another task to add to the over burdened admin management. Cancel Ban User. Thank you for your comments and concerns, Randy. We are very familiar with web hosting. Maximum flexibility in the majority of scenarios is achieved when the domain is given a maximum disk space limit. In most control panels and cases the domain is billed by the allocated disk space. The domain admins then are able to set user mailbox size accordingly. We have not encountered your particular scenario before.
We will continue to monitor this community post, and if there are several up votes, then we may take the implementation under consideration. Since this is not necessarily a problem with SmarterMail, I will also change this from a problem to an idea thread in order to facilitate community voting. We are in a similar situation and you can workaround the way SmarterMail operates by simply hiding the mailbox size field. This of course also hides it for the system admin so you have to use the web services "UpdateUser2" to make any mailbox size changes.
This will need to be done in any custom skins as well as every time SmarterMail is updated. We are in the same boat here, we want to give access to domain admin but at the same time charge per each mailbox size like Google or Office do.
Allowing domain admin to set unlimited in each mailbox doesn't allow us to charge per mailbox size Please make sure you up vote the main thread, if you haven't already. I have voted but take in consideration that I'm not proposing to hide the option to edit mailbox size.
I want admins to be able to edit mailbox size but be limited by a hard limit per mailbox, not per domain. I have decided to start charging per mailbox and would like the ability to turn off Admins being able to change mailbox size.
I have been setting the overall domains to unlimited because if one user hits their max it won't affect the whole domain. I agree. I charge per mailbox of a given size, like many of the other service providers out there. It would be nice to take that setting away from the domain admin and only set it at the system admin level for any given domain. Hi rmy, Are you receiving that mailbox full message on your own mailbox or when you attempt to contact support?
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