As Qmail source is clean it's easy to hack it. One great hack is SQL patch which enables SQL support (mysql, pgsql, odbc, ...) by Digibell. See the Qmail-SQL project page for details.

Another hack is this patch which adds maildirquota (Maildir++) support to qmail-pop3d, qmail-local and sqlcreatehomedir. It was created because when using some other Maildir++ enabled programs (Maildrop, Courier-IMAP, ...) which access the same Maildir, then quota information is not modified by qmail-pop3d after deleting message and by qmail-local after local delivery.

This patch is tailored to fit to qmail-sql (SQL enabled Qmail), but it may be used on original qmail with few modifications.

Note: Qmail-SQL uses it's own quota mechanism in qmail-local by calling `du' (disk usage) on user's Maildir every time, which is not very effective. This mechanism works with sizes in KILOBYTES, but Maildir++ quota mechanism works with BYTES, so you have to update quota column in your qmail table/database.

This patch was inspired by the Maildir++ patch by Bill Shupp, but his patch used old maildirquota functions. This patch uses same maildirquota functions as courier-imap 2.2.1 does.

See the Maildir++ specification by Sam Varshavchik (www.courier-mta.org).

However, Sam had NOTHING to do with this patch, so please don't bug him about it.

• Sources
  • Qmail 1.03, SQL patch 0.25, SRPM (350 KB)
    Complete Qmail-SQL-Maildir++ source RPM. To build it with Maildir++ support pass --with maildirpp to rpmbuild command.
  • Maildir++ Patch only (gzipped) (21 KB)
    Apply this patch in your qmail-sql source directory.

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As Qmail source is clean it's easy to hack it. One great hack is SQL patch which enables SQL support (mysql, pgsql, odbc, ...) by Digibell. See the Qmail-SQL project page for details.

As I started to use Qmail-SQL I realised that it should be very useful (and for me necessary because of existing domain aliases in replaced vpopmail) to have domain aliases, which means that the e-mail address anything@domain.com is a synonym for anything@domain.org, which means that domain.com is alias for domain.org.

• Sources
  • Qmail 1.03, SQL patch 0.25, SRPM (350 KB)
    Complete Qmail-SQL-Maildir++ source RPM. To build it with Maildir++ support pass --with maildirpp to rpmbuild command.
  • Maildir++ Patch only (gzipped) (21 KB)
    Apply this patch in your qmail-sql source directory.

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As Qmail source is clean it's easy to hack it. One great hack is SQL patch which enables SQL support (mysql, pgsql, odbc, ...) by Digibell. See the Qmail-SQL project page for details.

Another hack is this patch which adds maildirquota (Maildir++) support to qmail-pop3d, qmail-local and sqlcreatehomedir. It was created because when using some other Maildir++ enabled programs (Maildrop, Courier-IMAP, ...) which access the same Maildir, then quota information is not modified by qmail-pop3d after deleting message and by qmail-local after local delivery.

This patch is tailored to fit to qmail-sql (SQL enabled Qmail), but it may be used on original qmail with few modifications.

Note: Qmail-SQL uses it's own quota mechanism in qmail-local by calling `du' (disk usage) on user's Maildir every time, which is not very effective. This mechanism works with sizes in KILOBYTES, but Maildir++ quota mechanism works with BYTES, so you have to update quota column in your qmail table/database.

This patch was inspired by the Maildir++ patch by Bill Shupp, but his patch used old maildirquota functions. This patch uses same maildirquota functions as courier-imap 2.2.1 does.

See the Maildir++ specification by Sam Varshavchik (www.courier-mta.org).

However, Sam had NOTHING to do with this patch, so please don't bug him about it.

• Sources
  • Qmail 1.03, SQL patch 0.25, SRPM (350 KB)
    Complete Qmail-SQL-Maildir++ source RPM. To build it with Maildir++ support pass --with maildirpp to rpmbuild command.
  • Maildir++ Patch only (gzipped) (21 KB)
    Apply this patch in your qmail-sql source directory.

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