That's for the encouragement. Perhaps the solution is designing multiple
parts that all work together. I'm trying to focues on config files for
user personalization. Managing mailq is something that is almost a
separate product. I'm trying to stay focused on one task and make the
authentication against the existing IMAP client so that I don't have to
know about the back end behind it.
The problem with some of these designs is that it's too easy to try to
do too much. When you do you have to take so much into account that it
become impossible to manage and be compatible with everything. I want to
try to stay generic and focused and do something somewhat limited and
not have to deal with compatibility issues.
Of course if it's done right it can expand outward. I'm glad you're
interesed in this. I think it would be something that most people will
find useful.
Cyril Feraudet wrote:
Hi Marc,
I've planed a similar developpement named phpeximadmin <http://
www.phpeximadmin.net> (nothing to see for the moment)
with at least three parts :
- mailq administration
- configuration settind based on
- an existing conf file parsed
- templates with some kind of directory as
- ldap
- flat file
- mysql
- ...
- Logs analysis
I've two server for host it. And all competences to code it.
I would be happy to make something with you if you want.
Cyril Feraudet
Le 8 janv. 06 à 01:13, Marc Perkel a écrit :
I'm looking for some volunteers to start a project to create a user
fruntend for Exim. I do know about vexim and this is somewhat
different. It's a lot more generic, based mostly on setting text
files, and should be very easy to code up and expand.
The idea is to create a simple management interface for user level
settings, domain level settings, and master settings. Text files on
the back end. Here's the specs:
http://wiki.ctyme.com/index.php/Exim_Email_Control_Specification
Hoping for volunteers, or might be able to trade hosting services.
Looking for one sharp programmer to make it happen. Who is interested?
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