I am in the early stages of designing a fairly large intranet (2000+ users) that might use Zope. I'm very impressed with it on the Zope beta site - it seems to work quite well for managing hundreds of users' articles and comments. But does it support disk quotas? I assume a user on the Zope beta site can't upload more than a few megs of files! Nevertheless, I haven't seen documentation on any Zope site about how to do this. This would be very important, since we want to have an interface so users can store files without making it easy to compromise our server. One other question: This project will probably have to have an e-mail interface. I could implement an SMTP server in Python that interfaces with Zope, but it would be much simpler to have a web-page interface that connects to an IMAP back end. It would be easiest to validate users who log on against the IMAP server, so all the passwords stay consistent. How difficult would it be for me to create an IMAPUserFolder product, a bit like the NisUserFolder and the SmbUserFolder? Is this practical? Thanks in advance, -- Dan Feldman Hacker, webmaster and computer connoisseur Out of sight, out of mind, out of hand.