Thomas wrote:
I would like to see a better webgui through which you configure
everything, so don't have to tweak config files and hack apache to
define users. The web gui should be designed in such a way that it gives
a unified interface for all actions (admin and user functions). It
should give you the option to define, import or refer to users through
external user databases (ldap, mysql...)
First of all, we are planning a completely new webGUI based upon PHP,
with i13n possibilities.
However, I am unclear as to why you would want to refer to users through
an external database. IMHO, dspam should, at best, use the same userbase
as your MTA. Please enlighten me as why that should not be the case.
ATM you have two options, as far as I understand, to define users.
Either you define them manually, or you let dspam add them as they
receive (or in some installations, send) mail.
This is properly not a unique wish but this would be my 2c ;)
/Thomas
Steve wrote:
Hello all
I would like to get some feedback from as many people as possible so I
am asking here:
You as DSPAM user or as DSPAM admin: If you would have the chance to
change or add anything to DSPAM, what would that be?
Or if you are not a DSPAM user jet and using something else: Why don't
you use DSPAM? Why do you use something else? What function / feature
would motivate you to switch to DSPAM?
And finally something else: Do you all know that DSPAM has a feature
request page at SourceForge? ->
https://sourceforge.net/tracker2/?group_id=250683&atid=1126468
If you had in the past something you wanted to be included or built
into DSPAM then now is the right time to request that. Now that the
community is starting to take over DSPAM development it is the best
time to bring in your request.
// Steve
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