Outgoing Mail quota

Hi.
Is there any way to setup outgoing Mail quota for a specific user?? We want to set a limit in the number of outgoing Mail for a specific user.
Thanx Ram

[email protected] wrote:
Is there any way to setup outgoing Mail quota for a specific user?? We want to set a limit in the number of outgoing Mail for a specific user.If the user authenticates you can use a combination of a mapping table entry and metermaid to limit the number of external recipients (tcp_local) that a user can email e.g.
<mapping table entries>
FROM_ACCESS
! User authenticated (mail: [email protected], uid: shjorth)
! tag the *_ACCESS channel with USER_LIMIT followed by ^shjorth^
*|SMTP*|*|tcp_*|*|[email protected] $Y$TUSER_LIMIT^shjorth^
ORIG_SEND_ACCESS
! Check the number of outgoing messages sent, reject the message if exceed metermaid.table.out_limit.quota
USER_LIMIT^*^tcp_*|*|tcp_local|* $C$[IMTA_LIB:check_metermaid.so,throttle,out_limit,$0]$E$N$D100|Exceeded$ rate$ limit<metermaid settings>
./configutil -o metermaid.table.out_limit.data_type -v string
./configutil -o metermaid.table.out_limit.max_entries -v 200
./configutil -o metermaid.table.out_limit.options -v "nocase,penalize"
./configutil -o metermaid.table.out_limit.quota -v 10
./configutil -o metermaid.table.out_limit.quota_time -v 86400
./configutil -o metermaid.table.out_limit.type -v throttleThe above settings restrict a user to 10 external recipients (metermaid.table.out_limit.quota) in a 24 hour (metermaid.table.out_limit.quota_time) time frame.
Regards,
Shane.

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