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Question disk quota problems

Hi there,

I using redhat 8.0 as POP and Mail server.

I want to control user store mail on the server so I have enable disk quota on /home and /var (both in different partition).

I can assign all the exisitng users with the same disk quota setting. (2MB for /home and 10MB for /var).

It is possible to auto assign disk quota when creating new user? Cause I create 1 service on the redhat to auto create user account when redhat receive parameters from another server (win2k server).

Another thing is how can I notice user (send a mail to the user) when they exceed the disk quota limit?

I search google and redhat but can't find any solution. Hope that someone can help me!

Thanks.

(Sorry that I send another message to mail servers section due to my mistake - click wrongly!
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