Recent changes to feature-requests

multi page view SITE ADMINISTRATION

Tue, 18 May 2004 11:02:10 -0000

if domains number > 10
it could be useful show domain for letter

A - B - C - D -E - F ...

unlinked letter without domain

out of office message with forward option

Anonymous — Thu, 29 Jan 2004 01:09:39 -0000

Option to let the user set his own out of office reply.
and then forward the e-mail to another account that
you can specify

Quota for maildir and domains

Marcio Merlone — Thu, 10 Jul 2003 12:39:54 -0000

A must-have for big envs is the hability to say how
much accounts and/or space a domain can have. One admin
could set a max of 20 accounts and 200MB for a domain.
It's domain admin will distribute those 200MB on at
mmost 20 account, say:
one account has 50MB;
other has 20 MB
three accounts has 10MB each
one account has 100MB
no more accounts possible, max of 200MB reached.

Thanks and regards.

--
Marcio Merlone

Get ready for maildrop

Marcio Merlone — Tue, 08 Jul 2003 12:23:42 -0000

Maildrop requires both full maildir and homedir path.
Since .mailfilter is stored on user's homedir, one
could set homedir on same as maildir.
When ceating one account using jamm, you always get
homedir as "/home/vmail/domains" for all users and
maildir as relative path of this like domain/account/.
To maildrop use, both should be
/home/vmail/domains/domain/account/.
Would be also nice a chence to configure
/home/vmail/domains somewhere to use another path.

Hashed Directory stucture for mail storage

Anonymous — Thu, 06 Feb 2003 16:16:21 -0000

How about a hashed directory structure? For example

/domain.com/u/s/user

this would scale much better.

Ken McKittrick
Network Engineer
USADatanet

Add the possibility of custom 'username'

Anonymous — Tue, 24 Dec 2002 17:49:13 -0000

Your project is really *GREAT*. I've tried it and I'm
Impressed. Really. And I'd like to migrate to it with
postfix all my current qmail-ldap servers.

BUT I've got a problem: I've lots of legacy accounts
which use different "username" for login than the "email"
(for example, for accessing the
mailbox "jaja@jaja.com", you gotta login with
username: "averagejoe" pass: "averagepass".

I think I'm not alone in having such legacy accounts,
coming from very old sendmail-virtusertable setups, and
It would be really GREAT to be able to manage them
also with your tool, making possible a total migration.
I know it shouldn't be used on new installations, as it's
an administration PAIN, but for legacy accounts it would
be really great.

It also would be great to be able to activate clearText
passwords. It's a security HOLE to have them, I know,
but it makes support staff's life quite easier, so it would
be great to have it and let the user choose between
security and support-staff's ease of life :D

Finally, for legacy accounts too, It would be great to be
able to specify the 'filters' onto a config file - for example,
I've seen that password has gb
Thank you again for your project. Now I'm leaving Qmail-
LDAP to postfix thanks to your app and your great
HOWTO.

stand-alone java admin app

Nathan Dial — Fri, 06 Dec 2002 21:08:17 -0000

I'm really excited about finding this project, except
for one little thing that I think I have in common with
a large majority of other developers looking for
something like this: I'm a PHP developer, so my
webserver just has PHP, and were it not for this set of
scripts, I'd never have any need for a java servelet
container.

The howto is masterfully written, and explains
everything anyone would need, except for that line
"Installing and configuring a web servlet container
like Tomcat or Resin is outside the scope of this
document."

I'm not above setting up a servlet container on my
server--given that the code is so many different
components it would be easier than rewriting it in
PHP--but it looks like *because* it's so modular, it
shouldn't be a great deal of work to put its
functionality into a java applet. Are there any plans
in the works for doing such?