> Mike's remarks about qmt invested in a thread about functionality and ideas
> how we can make the missing part of qmt..
Ok, let's do that :).
> - management tool for the administrator, to administer domains and settings
> of qmt
> - a qmailadmin replacement that works more logical
> - both with a neat looking design and easy to give your own look and feel
> (that is not overwritten on every update).
Yes, definitely something that ties all of the functionality into one
interface. No having to log into this or that to get things done. The system
admin gets access to all domains and functions.
IF at all possible, perhaps including access to some of the control files into
the GUI, such as webmin allows so that a system admin does not have to jump
between CLI and GIU. Obviously, some things will have to remain CLI but most
of it could be moved to GUI.
Automated email accounts. Someone could make money offering an interface which
allows users to purchase and set up their own accounts. If not purchase, at
the very least, set up a free account where the admin could control which
account types could be allowed for such a function. Such as, quota size,
possibly bandwidth, some basic things. This would help a great deal.
Perhaps integrating some of those CLI update tools/functions to work using the
GUI so that system admins could maintain their systems. A possible opportunity
for someone if they wanted to offer an updates site for a fair cost.
That's my penny for now.
Mike
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