Can't C/C++ either, only a php guru... Don’t know what you are making the
php admin module in but prolly php or ??

Looking forward to the first release...

Regards,
Mikael Syska 

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> Sendt: 29. april 2004 12:29
> Til: 'DBMAIL Developers Mailinglist'
> Emne: RE: [Dbmail-dev] Feature suggestion and/or help with patch
> 
> Yes the webadmin will be published, but since its my first 
> time with php it will take a While to make it do exactly what 
> i want it to do..
> Initially it will only support mysql databases but when i 
> learn more it will support Postgre and other database types 
> dbmail will support...
> I started making it like 4 days ago so it wont be ready for 
> beta testing for another couple of weeks Since time is 
> something i dont have too much of...
> 
> And if someone feels like helping out with the group patch 
> let me know.
> 
> Regard,
> Johnny G
> 
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> Skickat: den 29 april 2004 11:18
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> Ämne: SV: [Dbmail-dev] Feature suggestion and/or help with patch
> 
> Hey,
> 
> That’s sounds like a very good idea to me, and I will prolly 
> use it if it came, that’s for true :-P
> 
> Are you going to publish the admin module or?
> 
> Regards,
> Mikael Syska
> 
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> > Sendt: 29. april 2004 10:41
> > Til: dbmail-dev@dbmail.org
> > Emne: [Dbmail-dev] Feature suggestion and/or help with patch
> > 
> > Hi, ive been using dbmail for  a while and find it to be a excelent 
> > way of storing mails...
> > im very happy with the application...
> >  
> > Currently im developing a web interface to administer 
> dbmail accounts 
> > and i was thinking of a feature that could be useful.
> > i havent found anything in the docs about this so i thought id mail 
> > this list and see if anyone else know how to solve this..
> >  
> > The feature im talking about is mail groups...
> > lets pretend we have a number of users...
> > named something like
> >  
> > john, dan, mike, jordan, lisa and kevin and they have there aliases 
> > set to <name>@somedomain.com
> >  
> > what i want to do is to be able to create one or more groups that 
> > makes me able to add john jordan and kevin to that group 
> and give them 
> > an alias, something like [EMAIL PROTECTED], and by 
> mailing to that 
> > mail adress, those 3 will recieve a copy of the mail with headers 
> > intact.
> >  
> > if this feature doesnt exist the best way i think to go 
> about this is 
> > to patch dbmail-smtpd and have it perform the following logic
> >  
> > when a mail arrives to dbmail-smtpd have it try to deliver 
> it normaly 
> > first, tho ignoring the "catch all" alias.
> > groups arent mailed that often so there wouldnt be much of a speed 
> > loss here, but if it cant find anyone to deliver to it 
> would check the 
> > table groups
> >  
> > CREATE TABLE groups (
> >   group_id bigint(21) NOT NULL auto_increment,
> >   group_name varchar(150) default NULL,
> >   PRIMARY KEY  (group_id),
> >   UNIQUE KEY group_id (group_id)
> > ) TYPE=MyISAM;
> > 
> > and try to match the group name.
> >  
> > the group_name column would be in the format 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (or 
> > something like that?) If theres no match there dbmail-smtpd would 
> > deliver to the "catch all"
> > alias (if any) but if dbmail-smtpd do find a match it 
> should check a 
> > lookup table.
> >  
> > CREATE TABLE group_user (
> >   group_idnr bigint(21) default NULL,
> >   user_idnr bigint(21) default NULL
> > ) TYPE=MyISAM;
> > 
> > this table has only 2 fields, and this table is needed because you 
> > should be able to be in 1 or more groups at the same time, 
> so this is 
> > the most storage efficient way to do it...
> >  
> > after dbmail-smtpd has got the list of user_idnr that is members of 
> > that group it should deliver to those users as normal, without 
> > changing the to field...
> >  
> > As i said before i dont know if theres any good way to do 
> it in dbmail 
> > already, if so please let me know...
> > if not im looking for someone that has the ability to 
> create a patch 
> > for dbmail-smtpd.
> > I have never coded C/C++ before thats why i need help on this.
> > Im hoping for someone that thinks this is a good idea and 
> want to help 
> > out.
> >  
> > Thanks to the dbmail developers for a excelent application.
> >  
> >  
> >  
> > 
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