Chris, your mailbox is full, but...

Hi Chris,
Thanks for putting up the notice about the SDK, I had some fun getting the latest zip though - please check the URL in your notifications as it is pointing to 3.8.
I'd have notified via message, but your mailbox is full.
Thanks,
G

Hi Galus,
Thanks for the heads up. The announcement links should be fixed now, but if you find any other problems please feel free to ping me here or my email ([email protected]).
Thanks,
Chris

Similar Messages

Exchange Send - Your Mailbox is Full

Set up an iPhone 3G with Exchange. The mailbox is fine, no quotas or limits on storage. I can see all the folders and receive mail, but when I compose an email I get a popup message on the iPhone "Cannot Send Mail, Mailbox is full"
We can send, receive etc. on the account from Outlook with no problems at all.
Any ideas?

It's an iPhone limitation. We have just tested with 2 iPhones, different emaill accounts.
It seems to be the same as the problem we had with a HTC Advantage X7510 or active sync about a year or so ago.
The X7510 claimed to be able to sync completely with Exchange - I emailed HTC to confirm and they said yes. However, any folder with more than 1000 items in it seems to cause problems and we ended up having to hard reset the device.
I complained to HTC to no avail. And on the various forums, the answer was - use a laptop.
So the iPhone (3G anyway) has the same faults.
Roll on the Nokia N900. Let's see what a 4GB mailbox + can do to that.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-450633.html
Hmm, just realised someone at the end of my post suggested an iPhone.
Bad move.
Laptop.

My iCloud shows 2gig remaining but I get your mailbox is full messages?

I recently had to erase and restore my iPhone to iCloud. I also have my ipad backing up to the same icloud acct. Both my phone and my ipad show 2 gig storage open. Help.
I'm on latest iOS 7. With iPhone 4,,,,,ipad 3

Perhaps you have a limit in ActiveSync.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh529949(v=exchg.150).aspx
Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."

Exchange 2007 servers reports mailbox size full, but mailbox shows empty in OWA or Outlook.

When the users log into their mailboxes in OWA or Outlook get this warning: "You have exceeded your limit quota and can not send or receive mail" but really they have the mailbox empty, there's nothing in calendar, folders or deleted items.
I ran this command Get-MailboxStatistics and the mailbox reports for example 500 MB.
I deleted the deleted items and I configured deleted items retention to 0 days to ensure that it wasn't the problem, but the servers still reporting the same mailbox size (500 MB).
This happen to some mailboxes, not all
Please help, what can I do?

1. How many Exchange 2007 servers do you have?
2. What service pack and rollups are installed on the Exchange 2007 server(s)?
3. If you have more than one server, are you using any form of replication: LCR, SCR, CCR... etc. ?
4. What 3rd party software is installed on the Exchange 2007 server(s)? For example, antivirus, archiving, etc.
5. Can you confirm that this happens in OWA as well? I see you mentioned OWA but I've just glanced at another problem with incorrect folder size being indicated in Outlook and it apparently had to do with the .OST file. Of course, if the problem occurs with
OWA as well, then the OST file would not come into play. Sorry to insist on that but I'm trying to rule some things out, if possible (like 3rd party apps, maybe something with replication, maybe a problem that was corrected in a service pack or rollup).
Please mark as helpful if you find my contribution useful or as an answer if it does answer your question. That will encourage me - and others - to take time out to help you.

Exchange Mailbox is full but can't archive messages from local machine...

This is a very complicated problem with many issues & confusions. When archiving my Exchange account locally on my Mac, the server keeps syncing the messages back to my Mac! Ideally I would like my MacBook Pro to 'lead' the sync rather than 'combine'. I have tried many options including setting up a 'rule' which didn't move a single message! Also I tried copying all the messages, placing them in a local file & then deleting them from the inbox. But anything over around 10 messages, it just doesn't work! I have around 3000 messages I need to archive & cannot do it ten at a time. Also if I try using the web account on a browser it only allows me to move around ten at a time...! I am running 10.9.4 using Mac Mail.

Hello Csound1 & thanks for your speedy reply! I have tried your idea before, & also again just now. I did exactly as you described. Even though when you 'paste' there is no indication apart from the EDIT button on the menu bar flashing! I then deleted locally, (not on the exchange web browser) & they flipping came back again! I am now trying a smaller amount of emails (half of August 2013, instead of whole of August) Also my Mac Mail crashed three times so I guess I was just trying to do too many at once? Do you know if there is a limit? If the only way is to do a small amount at a time I will have to set myself a two weekly reminder & do it manually - what a pain!
Also is there an explanation why the 'rules' don't work with Exchange accounts? I set it all up perfectly with anything older that 168 days, anything with me cc'd or in the 'to' field etc. But not one message moved!!
Really appreciate you taking the time to look at this it has my boss & IT manager stumped! They're trying to make me use Outlook which I hate :-(
I hope my description makes sense?

Cannot send mail your mailbox is full on iPad

I'm using multiple accounts and I just created a new e-mail account in microsoft live e-mail, the error occurs everytime i attempted to send an e-mail, all other accounts including another live mail accounts doesn't encounter the same problem except for the newly created one. It can received e-mail eventhough it has an attachement but in sending or outgoing e-mail it always shows that error, any help would very much appreciated

The message is most likely from the Exchange server, not your iPhone. Talk to your IT admin.
The message was sent from the other account because deleting the Exchange account makes the remaining account the default account. You can have several SMTP (outgoing) mail servers, and by default the iPhone will try each of them in turn to send a message. You can change this behavior in Settings.

HT2417 says my voicemailbox is full but i only have 3 saved messages

iphone 4s my voicemail will not take any messages, says its full but i deleted all but 3 mesages. it even says your mailbox is full, you have 3 saved voicemails

Voicemail is a carrier feature. Contact your carrier to see if there is a problem with your voicemail. (You might also see if you can manage voicemail on your account on your carrier's website.)

On 10.4.11 Mac Mail I get this: Mail cannot update your mailboxes because your home directory is full. You must free up space in your home folder before using Mail. Delete unnedded documents or move documents to another volume. I can't open mail.

On 10.4.11 iMac Mac Mail I get this message: "Mail cannot update your mailboxes because your home directory is full. You must free up space in your home folder before using Mail. Delete unneeded documents or move documents to another volume." I can't open mail to do this. I have reinstalled software but no effect. How do I get into Mail to delete?

Found this on the "more like this" Worked like a charm!
With the Mail.app quit and using the Finder, go to Home > Library > Mail. Copy the Mail folder and place the copy on the Desktop for backup purposes.
Go to Home > Library > Mail > Envelope Index. Move the Envelope Index file to the Desktop.
Launch Mail and you will be prompted to import mailboxes. Select OK and allow the import process to complete.
After confirming all mailboxes were successfully imported and available, you can delete the copy of the Mail folder and old Envelope Index file from the Desktop and this should resolve the problem.

"Mail cannot update your mailboxes because your home directory is full"

I have a 250 GB hard disk, 4.34 GB of which is in my "Home" folder. (Total HD usage is about 27 GB.) This happened suddenly after Mail had been working fine for eons. I deleted a bunch of files (107 MB) in a "Drafts" folder (none show up in the Mail app's "Drafts" icon), but it made no difference. I re-installed the Mac OS X 10.4.11 combo update... no difference. Mail version is 2.1.3.
Any help here? I cannot use Mail at all.
Message was edited by: Bill Strohm

Hey there,
Have you had a chance to look at this Apple support document relating directly to this issue. Hope it helps.
[Mac OS X 10.4: "Mail cannot update your mailboxes because your home directory is full" alert|http://support.apple.com/kb/TA24486?viewlocale=en_US]
B-rock

Unity - How do I turn off voicemail message "your mailbox is almost full"?

We recently set a mailbox limit on our exchange server. Some users are over the limit until they deuce their mailbox size. When they check their messages via the 7940 "messages" button, they get the message "Your mailbox is almost full?etc" before it will playback their messages. Once they get their mailbox under 90% of the limit the messages will go away. My question is how do I turn off the message? I realize the message is a "good thing", but even if it's a system (all off) setting, please post. I did find how keep outside users that are calling in from hearing that they can't leave a message because the person they're trying to contact has a full mailbox, so that's not what I'm looking for. I?m just trying to find out how to keep the user with the new limit from hearing that every time.
We are running Unity 4.2(1)

You can disable this in the registry. This is not a Cisco documented or recommended option. I have done it for customers who were really adament about the notifications.
Here are the steps to do on your Unity server. Again I want to stress I'm not sure if this is Cisco supported but it's a simple change that requires no reboot.
1. Backup your windows registry
2. Open regedit
3. Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Active Voice\MalEx\1.0
4. Open the REG_DWORD DisableStatusCheck
5. Change the value from 0 to 1
This should take effect right away. This is a universal system all off for the Unity server only. Exchange is not effected.
Please rate any helpful posts
Thanks
Fred

Im having trouble sending messages from my iPhone 4..ever since i upgraded to iOS 5, its giving me this problem. It says your SMS mailbox is full. Delete some messages to recieve new messages. I've deleted around 10 huge conversations, rebooted it, resto

Im having trouble sending messages from my iPhone 4..ever since i upgraded to iOS 5, its giving me this problem. It says your SMS mailbox is full. Delete some messages to recieve new messages.
I've deleted around 10 huge conversations, rebooted it, restored it, done a soft and hard reset too. What should i do?

my boyfriend restored his iphone as a brand new phone and still had this problem, he deleted all his text conversations except mine and his best friend's conversations still nothing, i told him to delete OUR conversation since its a 2 year conversation that he has NEVER deleted ..... he said YES!! we tried to delete it and the phone freezes as soon as we click on the CLEAR CONVERSATION button!!!! we tried about 5 times and this happened everytime we tried!!!! ....is like the phone doesnt wanna let go of our conversation!!! every other conversation he deleted the phone was fine except for when we try and delete ours!!
so yesterday he left his phone alone around 4 pm since we have the apple appointment today at 130pm.......around 11 pm last night his phone went NUTS receiving all the text messages i had sent and never received!!!! and now the phone works just fine!!! ...... CONFUSED?????? yeah we are too!!!
but we're still going to the apple store to see what they can tell us!!!

I changed my HD "C". After reinstalling P Element 2 I got a problem. I can't open Photoshop Element. Error message is "Your working disc is full" But I have 61Go free on "C" HD and more than 1To free on "D" disc.

I changed my HD "C". After reinstalling P Element 2 I got a problem. I can't open Photoshop Element. Error message is "Your working disc is full" But I have 61Go free on "C" HD and more than 1To free on "D" disc.

Try resetting the pse 2 preferences and see if that clears things up.
reset preferences
Press and hold down the Shift+Ctrl+Alt keys just after starting the launch of pse 2
Keep holding the keys down until you get a dialog asking if you want to Delete the Adobe Photoshop Elements Settings File
Press Yes

Mailbox full, but it shouldn't be???

I noticed that I can't send mail from my @me.com-account because the mailbox is full and the mail I send cannot be saved in the Sent-folder. It seems like the quota is full but I'm only using 1,5GB of the total 5,0GB!! Anybody else suffering from this at the moment?

Hi Rick and Bruce,
When I had the problem, a year ago, the reason turned out to be a mail I had sent recently, containing a video-attachment, taken with my iPhone. I deleted the mail in question from my sent folder and my problem was solved. Stange? Yes, but no problems with that since then. :-)

Not receiving mail... mailbox full - but isn't.

I am not able to receive mail in my *@me.com/*@icloud.com account. The dialog box says that the mailbox is full, see below:
The following recipient(s) cannot be reached:
      *@icloud.com on 04/03/2013 2:40 PM
            The message could not be delivered because the recipient's mailbox is full.
            <ms04523.mac.com (ims-ms-daemon) #4.2.2>
The strange thing is we already deleted all the items from the mailbox and also emptied the trash. I'm not sure what's happening. It's imperitive to have this account up and running and I'm getting really concerned. Can someone please help.
Thank you
Oromachi

What type of email account do you have?
You might need to access your email account from your provider's website to free up space in your inbox.

It says my mailbox is almost full, but I just cleared it.

Does your web page count toward your mailbox capacity?

What is available at the incoming mail server and the available server storage space for an account is the determining factor.
If the account is a POP type account, what is available in the account's Inbox mailbox with the email client used (such as the Mail.app) has no determination on this.
If this account is a POP type account, what is your email client setting for removing messages from the server when downloaded?

Chris, your mailbox is full, but...

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for