Mark Rogers wrote:
Jason Axley wrote:
One basic feature I'd like to see is the ability to map user logins
(e.g. from LDAP) to one or more identities that dspam knows about.
How would you like this to work? Personally I'd like access from one
login, but to still have the quarantines separate (eg separate IMAP
folders).
Primarily, I'm interested in the 1:1 cardinality mapping of login
ID:dspam ID working to start.
e.g. on my system I may have mail routed through for [EMAIL PROTECTED], but
my LDAP login is jason. Also, I have other users with mail forwarding
addresses such as [EMAIL PROTECTED] where the LDAP login might be
sally. So, I'd want to configure:
jason -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
sally -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Then, the web UI would authorize these logins to access the
corresponding dspam quarantine/queue (and remember, users who don't
quarantine also need to use the web UI to retrain if you don't want to
set up retraining aliases)
Then, the more advanced setup would be 1:N cardinality of login ID:dspam
IDs.
I had to tortutously configure my mail system to get dspam to use a
single user ID for retraining all of the myriad accounts that I have.
So, this is not necessarily needed for me now, but would be a nice
option to have.
jason -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
jason -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
jason -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
jason -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Jason
