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Discussion in 'E-mail Discussion' started by lbowen, May 2, 2005.

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    In the documentation it says use Cpanel > Mail > Manage/Add/Remove Accounts
    but I don't have that function. I have several functions under Email, but Add/Remove Accounts is not one of them.
    Also, how do I check to see how much space users are taking up in their email folders. This can be checked in cpanel?
    Cpanel 9, WHM 9.9.9
     
    #1 lbowen, May 2, 2005
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    There is disk quotas option in cpanel to check space used alternatively u can use file manager to see the space used by email accounts.....
     
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    Email Accounts-WHM, not Cpanel question

    Oops, I posted in the wrong place, getting WHM and cPanel mixed up.
    What I wanted to know is can I add/remove email accounts for all of my users/accounts in one place within WHM and can I get a list of all their email folders with all their quotas listed in one place?
     
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    No, you can't. Unless you or you someone else writes an application to do it as an addon to WHM.
     
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