I posted this to <http://qmail.lightup.net/list.php?f=4>, but it got garbled and I don't know if anyone on the qmail dev team reads those messages. I'm hoping that someone on the list can get these changes into the release version of qmailadmin. Where should I send messages related to bug fixes or feature updates? A few changes which should make it easier for novice users to add forwarding addresses: (diff on add_forward) 30,31c30,31 < <td align=right> < <input type=text size=16 name=newu maxlength=128> </td> --- > <td align=left> > <input type=text size=48 name=newu >maxlength=128> </td> 36c36 < <td align=right> <input type=text size=16 name=alias maxlength=128> </td> --- > <td align=left> <input type=text size=16 >name=alias maxlength=128>@##D </td> This does two things. One, it make the forward email address box larger (since it will typically be longer than the Local Name). It also adds the domain outside of the box for Local Name (making it extra clear that the Local Name box is an address for the current domain). Also, I noticed that localization string 010 in the English file wasn't showing up because it had a tab instead of a space between the 010 and the message. I've updated that text as follows: 10c10 < 010 Forward Email Address should be of the form <B>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</B>. <BR>Local name should be of the form: <B>popaccount</B> <BR><b> IE, </b> <BR>Forward: [EMAIL PROTECTED] LocalName: sales <BR>That would send all mail sent to sales@##D to [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- > 010 Forward Email Address should be of the form <B>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</B>. <BR>Local >name should be of the form: <B>popaccount</B> <BR><b> IE, </b> <BR>Forward: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] LocalName: sales <BR>That would send all mail sent to sales@##D to >[EMAIL PROTECTED] It just stays consistent with using [EMAIL PROTECTED] I've noticed that qmailadmin didn't like long localization strings, so I increased tmpbuf in get_html_text of util.c to 512. Then I found out that localization strings don't get the same macro expansion as send_template, so the "sales@##D" bit doesn't work. I guess someone would have to make serious changes to get macro expansion to work on the macros in get_html_text, so you could change the message to be just "sales" instead of "sales@##D". -- Tom Collins, CTO InstallCo Computer Services [EMAIL PROTECTED] <http://www.installco.com/>
