yap that why I suggesting deepofix's control panel
I think they provide source code also on sourceforge
so JP can play around with it
plus with extjs it would be excelent control panel
and for qmailtoaster architecture (what software to use for IMAP, how to
use RBLs, etc) , I gave them to you
but can I suggest for next qmt 1.4 ?
I think there is option for SA to put it's bayesian database on mysql
if that can be implement, all servers have the same knowledge for
bayesian database
great for those who are going to use qmt with clustering
just an idea.
Eric "Shubes" wrote:
...cut..
I do like the ability to change configuration settings with a web interface
though (who doesn't?). While I think that the deepOfix screens are nice,
there's also some room for improvement. There is a lot of functionality
there, and it'd be good to use it for ideas when designing a web interface
for the toaster.
That's my .02.
David Campbell wrote:
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]
<mailto:[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]
<mailto:[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
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