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This function will add or remove allocatable/extra storage for a domain.  Passing a negative value to reduce the allocatable storage.  After calling this function, extra storage may be assigned to a user with [[SetUserMailboxMaxSize()]].  Check current extra storage levels with [[GetMailAllotStorage()]].  Please make sure that your contract with Webmail.us permits you to change these values to ensure that billing will be handled properly.
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This function will add or remove allocatable/extra storage for a domain.  Passing a negative value to reduce the allocatable storage.  After calling this function, extra storage may be assigned to a user with [[SetUserMailboxMaxSize()]].  Check current extra storage levels with [[GetMailAllotStorage()]].  Please make sure that your contract with us permits you to change these values to ensure that billing will be handled properly.
  
 
===Input Parameters===
 
===Input Parameters===

Latest revision as of 13:14, 20 November 2009

This function will add or remove allocatable/extra storage for a domain. Passing a negative value to reduce the allocatable storage. After calling this function, extra storage may be assigned to a user with SetUserMailboxMaxSize(). Check current extra storage levels with GetMailAllotStorage(). Please make sure that your contract with us permits you to change these values to ensure that billing will be handled properly.

Input Parameters

Three strings and one result array:

   Administrative username,
   Administrative password,
   Domain name,
   Storage change (integer, MB; use negative values to reduce storage, positive to add to existing extra storage)

Return Values

If successful, the return value of the function will be 1.

Consult the Result Code Table for a list of result codes and their meaning.