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Hi again.

The patch I spoke of earlier is available to anyone who would like to try it 
out.
Here are the changes I've made:
  Added a My Mailboxes link to the main menu, and modify user menu for users 
with group mailboxes
  Added new HTML templates and new language codes to support group mailboxes
  Added a Disable User/Enable user toggle button under Email Accounts
  Appended a 'source user' argument to hook calls
  Hooks now set environment variable IS_ADMINISTRATOR if source user has one of 
the admin flags
  Added hook: Change password
  Added hook: Disable account
  Added hook: Enable account
  Updated multi-character searching to return a matching list, rather than 
starting at an index
  Two new icons for the Disable/Enable toggle

This patch is off the current 1.2.9 off SourceForge.  We chose not to work 
against the HEAD version.
This is a beta patch, and has not finished our complete testing cycle.  It can 
be downloaded
at http://www.inter7.com/qmailadmin/091407.0.patch

Because there is no documentation available as of yet for the group mailboxes, 
here is a quick
rundown.  The boxgroup command, now compiled with qmailadmin manages the 
backend group mailboxes.

$ ./boxgroup
Usage: ./boxgroup <operation> <group>
Operations:
  -n            Make address owner of a new group
  -s            Display group statistics
  -a <address>  Add existing account to group
  -r <address>  Remove account from group
  -m <members>  Set maximum member count for group
  -q <quota>    Set default quota for group

# Start a group
$ ./boxgroup -n [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Created group for [EMAIL PROTECTED]

# Set it's parameters (Allowed 4 mailboxes, each with a quota of 10MB)
$ ./boxgroup -m 4 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$ ./boxgroup -q 10000000 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

# Show settings
$ ./boxgroup -s [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Default quota: 10000000
Members: 0/4

Even though the boxgroup command lets you manage members, etc, the only real 
use the
command will have is starting a group and setting it's limits.  The rest is 
done by
the end user in qmailadmin.

We welcome any input, bugs, etc.
Thanks!
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