Policyd quotas setup

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Published on 2009-11-21T13:04:07Z Indexed on 2010/06/10 13:03 UTC
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I have installed and configured policyd 2.0.8 according to INSTALL document in installation directory. My webui works fine, no problem reported in logs.

And then I setup some quotas on Default policy. Quota: - Policy: Default - Name: Sending quota - Track: SenderIP:/24 - Period: 3600 - Verdict: REJECT - Data: - Disabled: no Limits: - Type: Message count - Counter limit: 2 - Disabled: no

But, problem is that I'm still able to send as manu messages as I want. Perhaps I missing something?

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