I think a really nice feature would be the ability to remove global
catch-alls and enforce 'bounce-no-mailbox' in the configuration. We have
domain owners that no matter how many times you tell them that they will
get hit with dictionary attacks keep enabling the global catch-all - and
then have the mail forwarded to their ISP account. They're then surprised
when our mailserver gets blocked.
At 11:33 AM 9/7/2007, you wrote:
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Hi, everyone.
We've been hard at work on some new features for qmailadmin. Now that
we've made
some decent progress with the new features, I figured we should share them
with
everyone to get input.
Firstly, we are adding group mailboxes. Essentially this means that you can
allow a regular user to create a particular number of mailboxes and manage
just those
mailboxes without any special permissions over anything else. This adds a
new link
either to the postmaster's main menu, or to the individual user's modify
user screen
called 'My Mailboxes'.
We've improved the search functionality. The search string will not only
compare
against their username, but also their GECOS, and will also only return
results that
match. The index buttons still function as before.
Also there is now a Disable/Enable Account button. This disables the
account without
removal.
Great care has been taken to make sure these new features do not interfere
with the
look of qmailadmin as to not confuse end-users.
Let me know if there are any questions or comments.
Thanks!
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Best Regards,
Jeff Koch, Intersessions
