You do this with mail.local by adding a -b commandline
switch:
FEATURE(`local_lmtp??)
define(`LOCAL_MAILER_ARGS??, `mail.local -l -b??)
See the Unix online manual page concerning quota(1) for information about limiting users??™
use of disk resources and about why this error will occur.
10.3.3.3 -d
Allow old-style -d execution mail.local command-line switch
The original mail.local program was executed like this:
mail.local -d user
Here, mail.local is not running LMTP (the -l command-line switchis absent). Instead, it is
running just like the old /bin/mail program. It reads from its standard input and writes to
the user??™s mailbox.
The modern mail.local program can be run like this:
mail.local user
This invocation has the same effect as the first one earlier. Thus, the use of -d is optional
and can be included or omitted with no change in effect.
10.3.3.4 -D
Select mailbox database type mail.local command-line switch
Beginning withV8.12, the mail.local program uses the same code as sendmail uses to look
up user-mailbox information. By default, mail.local uses the pw mailbox database type,
which uses the passwd(5) file, to locate the user??™s home directory as well as user and group
IDs.
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