Hello, We are finally getting around to rolling out the new QmailAdmin/Vpopmail to all of our clients and we have received some suggestions on the QmailAdmin interface. I wanted to run them by the people on the list to see if these are features that others would like to see or not. If they are, I will release a patch.
The first feature is the ability for a non-postmaster user to be able to see their disk usage when the log into the QmailAdmin interface. When I had wrote the quota patch for version 1.0.4, I had included this functionality along with the other quota code. Most of the quota code is intact in 1.2.1, but it seems that the non-postmaster section of the interface was dramatically changed and the ability for the user to see their quota usage was removed. It would be very easy to add it back in. I'm thinking it would go nicely under the present "Quota" field and would be present only on the non-postmaster section of the interface, since the postmaster interface adequately shows the disk usage. The second feature is just a simple modification. It has been brought to my attention that some people do not like putting in NOQUOTA when they wish a user to not have a quota set. I had chosen to use NOQUOTA in the 1.0.4 patch out of pure laziness, so I take full blame. It would be just as easy to have the users just leave the quota field blank for no quota. It's a minor thing, but I could see how it would get annoying to have to type in NOQUOTA when leaving it blank makes better sense. The last "feature" would be to clean up my old quota conversion functions and have them allocate their own memory, which could then be released once the calling code is done with it. Since it's only a script, this isn't critical, but it would be cleaner. I meant to clean it up at some point, then thought somebody else would, so it seems time. Let me know what people think of these proposed changes and whether anyone outside of our network would like to see/use them. -- Justin Hopper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> UNIX Systems Engineer BSDHosting.net Hosting Division of Digital Oasys Inc. http://www.bsdhosting.net
