I saved your patches but I have not applied them yet. I think it's a
great idea, as obviously large lists would become burdensome to use. This
is the correct mailing list for such patches.
Keep them coming!
-Scott
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Hampton Maxwell wrote:
> A few weeks ago I submitted some patches via this mailing list. They
> were patches that split the user management menu of qmailadmin 0.30
> off into a separate menu. This menu limited the number of entries on
> a page to 50, so that managing 100+ users became manageable. I never
> received any feedback about the patch, positive or negative, and have
> no idea whether any of the qmailadmin developers/committers ever saw
> the message. I am curious whether I am posting to the correct mailing
> list to reach other developers and like to see my patches considered
> for inclusion, as it will make my job a little easier (the next time a
> new version of qmailadmin is released, I won't have to merge my
> patches to our copy). If there is indeed another developer mailing
> list that I should subscribe to, I would appreciate it if someone
> could direct me to it.
>
> Thanks,
> Hampton Maxwell
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> Network Administration - 101freeway.com
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> In case anyone is interested in the patches, there are available here:
> ftp://ftp.xsta.cc/pub/qmailadmin/userpage-patches.tar.gz
> (They modify the 0.30 source release)
>
