Phil Leinhauser wrote:
I sent Jake a few of my wishlist items for QControl a little while
back. I'm sure in his copious spare time he'll get to them... Right
after he's done wiping our noses.. ;)
One of the items I mentioned was the ability to give domain control to
customers without giving them the whole farm. I have customers with
several domains and it would be good to be able to give them one place
to manage their email but only THEIR email. It sounds like Dan's
suggestion is pretty close to the same.
I think Jake mentioned he has some plans to mature QC into a "one
stop" control panel. It can only happen if we give him $ome
incentive$ to continue it.
I've got those on my list as well, Phil. The delegation ability is a
difficult one, since I would need to create a mysql DB to hold what
users can control what and what level of security they can see. And that
just scratches the surface. It's a major undertaking. I'm not opposed to
it, but it will take a while and probably become a separate package/project.
I think what Dan was looking for was the ability to give the office
staff the ability to change/retrieve passwords, create addresses, etc.,
but keep them out of the system's workings (ie: can't edit the tcp.smtp
file, can't edit the simcontrol file, etc.)
Thanks for the support!
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