Set Warning Thresholds for Mailboxes Disk Space

You can configure warning messages to appear in the Log window of the MassTransit Administrator when the mailboxes disk drive is running out of free space. This setting is also used for setting up Actions for When = Mailbox Disk Space Low. This setting can be configured in the MassTransit.cfg configuration file. The file is located in the MassTransit installation directory, by default:

1. for MassTransit 7.6 and later:
   • on 64-bit machines:

   C:\Program Files (x86)\Acronis\MassTransit Server

2. for MassTransit 7.1 to 7.6:
   • on 32-bit machines:

   C:\Program Files\Group Logic\MassTransit Server

   • on 64-bit machines:

   C:\Program Files (x86)\Group Logic\MassTransit Server

3. for MassTransit 7.0.x:
   • on 32-bit machines:

   C:\Program Files\Group Logic\MassTransit Server 7

   • on 64-bit machines:
   • C:\Program Files (x86)\Group Logic\MassTransit Server 7

To set a mailbox disk space threshold which will trigger the warning message:

1. Open the MassTransit.cfg in an application suitable for plain text editing.
2. Locate the following setting and set a mailbox disk space threshold in MB (Megabytes) which will trigger a warning message in the Log window of the MassTransit Administrator.
            mailbox_disk_space_threshold = 10
3. Save and close the MassTransit.cfg file.
4. Restart the MassTransit services in order to apply the changes immediately:
   1. Go to Start → Control Panel → Administrative Tools → Services;
   2. Highlight the MassTransit (for MassTransit SFTP, the service name is MassTransit SFTP) service and click on the Stop button from the Services tool bar, or select the Stop option from the context menu of the service.
   3. Highlight the MassTransit Transporter service and click on the Restart button from the Services tool bar, or select the Restart option from the context menu of the service;
   4. Highlight the MassTransit (for MassTransit SFTP, the service name is MassTransit SFTP) service and click on the Start button from the Services tool bar, or select the Start option from the context menu of the service.