[eGroupWare-tracker] [ egroupware-Bugs-1556612 ] Incorrect FeLaMiMail Quota Display

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Bugs item #1556612, was opened at 2006-09-11 19:37
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Category: felamimail
Group: 1.2 final, no more RC1-8 please !!!
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: The Hwyman (hwyman)
Assigned to: Lars Kneschke (lkneschke)
Summary: Incorrect FeLaMiMail Quota Display

Initial Comment:
I'm having a problem with the quota display. Our email 
quota limit is set to 100M (102400000 bytes) in 
Postfix (our MTA). The quota display in FeLaMiMail is 
showing the quota limit to be 97M. I know Postfix 
starts bouncing emails when the 100M limit is reached, 
so I was concerned there might be a problem with our 
Courier-IMAP server. I used telnet to login to the 
IMAP server using my account and issued the 
GETQUOTAROOT command. The server responded with the 
following: 

QUOTA "ROOT" (STORAGE 48688 100000) 

The first number is the current size of the mailbox 
(in Kb) and the second is the quota limit (represented 
by number of units of 1024 octets as required by 
RFC2087). FeLaMiMail displays 47M / 97M. Obviously the 
current size of the mailbox is also wrong in 
FeLaMiMail.  I suspect what is happening is that 
Felamimail is treating the "quota" (the second number 
that is returned by the GETQUOTAROOT) as a size 
instead of a quantity.  In my case, it is reporting a 
quantity of 100000 units of 1024 octets.  100000 * 
1024 = 102400000.  It looks like both the current size 
and quota are being divided by 1024 to calculate the 
current number of megs that are displayed by the quota 
display.  Only the current size needs to be divided by 
1024.  The quota has to be divided by 1000.

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