> Hi, > > I was wondering if qmailadmin-1.0 offers vacation capability? > > I am using qmailadmin-0.45 with the vacation patch > 0.45-catchall-vacation.diff I think by Bill Shupp.
This was a temporary idea that was quickly replaced with a different implementation. If you upgrade to 1.0, you'll need to manually move all your vacation settings to ~userdir/.qmail files (rather than domaindir/.qmail-user. > And after trying out the demo of qmailadmin on Bill's site, I didn't > see the ability to create a vacation account. Was this not added to > latest version, or is the version of qmailadmin on > http://qmailadmin-demo.shupp.org older? That demo is recent, but often broken because I've been doing a lot of testing with vpopmail and not updaing qmailadmin. > Also I have a feature suggestion, and no I don't have patches :P > > While the interface for managing pop accounts is very good, I believe > there are several features missing in the alias management. Some > things that would be nice to be able to do in the alias management > interface: > > 1. Sort alphabetically Already discussed, will come in time. > 2. Search by name Probably be added as well. > 3. List/edit all aliases for a particular pop account (or remote email) > > In fact, with regard to #3 above, I think it would be nice to have > access to all information for a particular POP account -- aliases, > forwarders, autoresponders, mailing lists, etc. This isn't a bad idea, but probably farther off than the first 2. > Another easy suggestion would be to rotate two background colors for > displaying the rows of accounts to make it read easier across. (Ex: > first row = white background, second row = light grey background, > third row = white background, etc) > > And finally, Mail Robots sounds bit more confusing to the end users in > my opinion... People know autoresponders, changing it will confuse > people. > > Anyway, just a thought :) Thanks for the ideas. -Bill
