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| The most likely reason for mail not arriving is that you are over quots.
Outlook is rather sub-standard in that it does not notify you when the server tells it that you are running out of space. The server is configured to notify you when you go over 80%.
You can check your quota, using the websieve tool | |
| OK so you're over quota, if you're an IMAP user you need to make space
If you're a pop3 user, you've probably set up (or not unset) your POP client to leave a copy of your mail on the server, and this is a different symptom from
Normally POP3 mailboxes do not run into this problem
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