Email Quota Separate

[Gosa]

From a sales and marketing perspective this is an interesting idea.

In discussing this with our developers, we tried to work out a way to make this practical but are still running into a roadblock to making this feature practical:

- Someone can upload files to their email account via IMAP. How do you prevent Apache from serving these files and thus thwart your quota enforcement.

For example, one vector would be to build a PHP script that dumped the contents of a file attachment in a specific IMAP folder to serve that file you did not want to have count against your website quota.

The fact that I'm not a native English speaker is making it a bit hard to understand what the problem is/was.
So I apologize if my question(s) are a bit stupid.

Do you mean that who uses IMAP and has attachments, that those attachments get placed in a folder in the webroot so that it counts as web-space usage and not as mailbox usage?

Thanks

[cPanelDavidG]

The fact that I'm not a native English speaker is making it a bit hard to understand what the problem is/was.
So I apologize if my question(s) are a bit stupid.

Do you mean that who uses IMAP and has attachments, that those attachments get placed in a folder in the webroot so that it counts as web-space usage and not as mailbox usage?

Thanks

We do not separate web-space usage from mailbox usage. There is simply disk usage.