From: john@jfeldredge.com
On Thu, 12 Jun 2014 15:01:53 -0400, Michelle Bottorff wrote:
> David Friedman wrote:
>
>> I tried to respond to your email to give you my daughter's URL, and the
>> message again bounced with the same message. It's arpistaediting.com.
>
> Thanks! I will try to get ahold of her.
>
>> On 6/10/14, 10:06 AM, Michelle Bottorff wrote:
>> > If not, please post another followup, and I will contact my server's
>> > customer service and whine at them.:)
>
>
>> To help you do so, here is the full error message, which I have now
>> gotten several times, each time in response to a very short email:
>>
>> The size of the message you are trying to send exceeds the global size
>> limit of the server. The message was not sent; reduce the message size
>> and try again. The server responded: 5.2.2 User's mailbox is full.
>
> "Exceeds the global size limit of the *server*"? A plain ordinary
> email? What in the...
>
> Thank you for including this. It will probably be very useful.
>
> ...If you did a direct reply to the email I sent my email from, then I
> have recieved 10 emails (plus unknown quantities of spam) to that email
> address today alone. So clearly my mailbox is NOT full, and something
> very, very screwy is going on.
"Global size limit of the server" is poorly-worded. I think that what
they mean is that the server is configured so that each mailbox can only
contain a certain number of megabytes of storage, and the mailbox in
question is so full that even a small message puts it over that limit.
Chances are that you received a lot of spam today. If spam messages are
set aside into a folder for you to double-check, they probably count
against the total size limit.
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