There's all that gray space at the top of the admin window. I frequently
use the links on the left menu for:
white/red/tuplet lists, maillog tail, info and stats, worker status, and
smtp connections.
I modified the code just after
if (-e "$base/images/logo.gif") {
$headers .= "<a
href=\"http://assp.sourceforge.net/\<http://assp.sourceforge.net//>"
target=\"_blank\"><img src=\"get?file=images/logo.gif\" alt=\"ASSP\"
/></a>";
} else {
$headers .= "<a
href=\"http://assp.sourceforge.net/\<http://assp.sourceforge.net//>"
target=\"_blank\"><img src=\"get?file=images/logo.jpg\" alt=\"ASSP\"
/></a>";
}
that outputs the html for the logo, adding
$headers .= '<a href="lists">White/Redlist/Tuplets</a> |
<a href="maillog' . $maillogEnd . '">Maillog Tail</a> |
<a href="infostats">Info and Stats</a> |
<a href="statusassp?nocache" target="_blank">Worker/DB Status</a> |
<a href="shutdown_list?nocache" target="_blank">SMTP Connections</a>';
This adds,
White/Redlist/Tuplets | Maillog Tail | Info and Stats | Worker/DB Status |
SMTP Connections
into that gray space.
Maybe consider putting the logout button there too, instead of having it
push the left menu down the page?
Also, why are we displaying logo.jpg if logo.gif doesn't exist?
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