I myself installed it on a vmware box yesterday as well, it installs alot faster than QMTISO and theres alot of stuff in the menu, not sure I like it, its one of those menu systems that will grow on you with use I think, but yeah, it has alot of the functionality that I think would be great for qmt, it even installs squirelmail so that you can change your own password and change your away message inside squirelmail by default which I thought was pretty cool.
On 13/02/2008, PakOgah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I haven't use deepofix in real-production environment, > I am only testing it on vmware to test the control panel. > the installation, straight forward, simpler than qmtiso since they > installed the package using binary files (compiling from source not > needed) > > after that admin can open the control panel using web-browser and it seems > almost all function is available. > from creating domain, account or milist, to change IP address and view > log. > so ssh to server and typing command is not neccessary > > so it very suitable for novice admin with little knowledge of linux to > manage mailserver. and if community support not able to help you, > commercial support is available. > > so when JP, planned to get nice webinterface, I am very anxious and > support him 100% > > note: updated of access list > > > WOW, I had never seen deepofix before... Im seriously considering > > switching > > camps, does anybody ahve experiences they would like to share with > > deepofix? > > > > On 13/02/2008, PakOgah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> > >> Wow JP that's a great idea... > >> I'll support it by became beta-tester and documentor :) > >> > >> for reference, I think you should see deep-o-fix control panel > >> http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=156141 > >> http://www.deeproot.co.in/deepofix > >> there is demo on their site > >> > >> and access level for webinterface (just my idea) > >> 1. user: > >> - can reset their password, set forward, vacation notice etc (like > >> qmailadmin plugin of squirrelmail) > >> - unsubs from milist their subscribed > >> - subscribe to milist with the same domain > >> (yes ezmlm already provide long information how to unsub, and subscribe > >> via email but then > >> users seem so confuse due to many information provided) > >> > >> 2. moderator: > >> - the same as user plus > >> - can create/edit/delete milist > >> - subscribe/unsub the milist member > >> > >> 3. account manager > >> - the same as moderator plus: > >> - can reset user password from domain that assigned to them > >> - can create/edit/delete user account from domain that assigned to them > >> > >> 4. monitoring > >> - can view all qmailtoaster logs > >> - can view isoqlog > >> - can view qmailmrtg > >> - server status/information (like CPU, memory, HDD usage) > >> > >> 5. admin > >> - the same as account manager and monitoring plus > >> - can control /edit qmail behavior/control files > >> - can control server service, > - can manages domain > >> - change IP address.. > >> - or even can reboot /shutdown the server :) > >> > >> Jean-Paul van de Plasse wrote: > >> > Hi List, > >> > > >> > It has been my plan for some time to get a smooth working and looking > >> > webinterface for qmailtoaster. > >> > Not to brag, but I have the programming skills (php/c/c++) and I also > >> > would not mind hiring a designer to make the designs. > >> > The only 2 problems I have had so far that stopped me from starting > >> > are time and input.. > >> > > >> > The first one is not going to change in the near future, but > somewhere > >> > down the line there always can be found some time.. > >> > Concerning the second I would like your input, what are the things > >> > people want to see in such an interface.. > >> > And are there other people capable and willing to invest some time in > >> > this? > >> > > >> > Honestly I rather see the energy that goes wasted into the thread > >> > about Mike's remarks about qmt invested in a thread about > >> > functionality and ideas how we can make the missing part of qmt.. > >> > > >> > I think it would at least need the following > >> > - 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). > >> > > >> > Regards, > >> > > >> > JP > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > QmailToaster hosted by: VR Hosted <http://www.vr.org> > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > -- David Campbell E: [EMAIL PROTECTED] W: http://www.bigbighuge.com The information in this E-mail and any attachments is confidential. 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