On Thu, 2003-03-06 at 08:04, Jesse Guardiani wrote: > On Thursday 06 March 2003 00:08, Tom Collins wrote: > > Once it's been tested and we have translations for most (all?) of the > > languages, Ken can make it a "production" release > > I have some code that I've written for sqwebmail that adds "default domain" > functionality to the "domain" text field on the login page. It also allows > for a drop down menu of domains and wildcard URL rewrite rules to help > automate the login process for users. It's kind of like vpopmail's IP alias > functionality, but it works well for virtual DNS based domains too. > > The code will port pretty easily to qmailadmin: All I should have to do is drop > it in. And I think it'll make a great new feature for sys admins with a > lot of domains and users. > > However, I haven't begun porting it yet because I don't currently have a > dedicated test box to debug on, and because the patch has been changing > frequently up until just a few days ago. It _may_ go through one more revision > for code clarity soon, but it's perfectly usable and bug free now. > > Anyway, the point of this is: I'd love to see this thing in the next production > release. Is anyone planning a new production release soon? Or is it still up > in the air?
Kinda of along these lines, I've implemented the use of a FORM to automatically log users into qmailadmin from IMP. I've noticed on my mailbox, with 50MB in it, the main_menu takes a couple seconds to load.. I think it's because of the 'du'. I hate re-inventing the wheel, so I HAVE to ask why is there a 'du' for doing quotas, when that should already exist in maildirsize? I have my own hack to qmailadmin that I would like to see in the 'release' but I haven't heard any interest in it, so I haven't cleaned anything up. Should I cleanup, and add ifdefs to my 'Service Level' stuff? It current form only works with MySQL, and vpopmail also has to be modified. Specific to QmailAdmin I'd like to speed up the quota stuff, by throwing in an 'if exist(maildirsize) - read it else du the dir. ;) Or has anyone else planned on doing that? I can understand if nobody else has looked at it. Normally, you just wait for the login to 'complete' But my FORM submit opens qmailadmin in an existing frame, and there isn't anything to show the user something is happening - so it initially looks like the link does nothing, if you have a large Maildir. > If a new release is planned soon, then I'd be happy to go ahead and port > my code to qmailadmin today or tommorrow so that everyone has a chance to > take a look at it and decide whether they want it in the production release. > > The code is stable and well tested. It's kinda a win win thing. I just need > to know when the next release will be. Rick
