Davide Libenzi wrote:
>On 1 Nov 2002, Aaron Johnson wrote: > > > >>The PHP admin tool has a nice feature where it allows for login as >>postmaster per domain and then (I believe) does an auto limit by adding >>the domain name to all the queries. I have a client setup using this >>method and they are pleased with it. >> >>Allowing for a server assignment of domain access may make a good >>addition for people wishing to allow for direct ctrl login. I agree with >>Davide that doing this would likely add a layer of complexity to the >>server that can be more gracefully handled via admin/client >>applications, BUT it is still a feature that I have wanted from time to >>time as well :) >> >> > >Lean and mean server, this is my goal :) > > > I've noticed that and I'm all for not making it bloatware, but there's always the features vs. size/speed issue.. I think that if something is wanted by the users it should be added if the performance hit isn't too great (And it seems to me this addition isn't such a performance hit, am I wrong?). Naturally, I'm not saying everyone wants this, /I/ want it.. :) But perhaps you should create a poll or something.. See if I'm the only nut or people actually want it.. :) Anyway, I'm thinking of perhaps creating some app that will create a layer using the CTRL protocol.. You'll set your XMail only to accept connections from the machine running the filter app, and in the filter you'll set a user-domain mapping (No auth there, all auth will be handled by XMail).. And it'll filter the commands sent and the responses... - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
