Absolutely. I definately agree. However, I'm amazed and confused as to why
this wasn't implemented a long time ago. I would think that this would be
sought-after code by ISPs (and... really anyone with many domains). Then
again, I don't suppose that many ISPs have the gumption to run this kind of
software, eh?
rant Man, it sure is purty, isn't it? I've never seen so many separate
applications communicating in harmony before. The whole
qmail/vpopmail/everything-else setup is very impressive. (I just installed
and created ground-up documentation (for a SOURCE install, not a package
install like the toaster pages. It came out to about 30 pages with full
comments) for the first time this last week on FreeBSD) I suppose that the
distributed nature of the install is also it's primary weekness though. If
one application becomes un-supported and broken, the whole thing could die.
/rant
Anyway, back to the subject at hand:
I'll be running the advantages/disadvantages of both the Jorge patch and the
unmodified version by my manager before we put this beastie in production.
I'm still interested in acquiring this patch though. I want to review the
code and see how it's implemented.
How does one submit features for release in new versions around here?
Thanks,
On Wednesday 20 November 2002 15:45, Brian Kolaci wrote:
Hi,
I suggest you wait just a bit. I *finally* started working
on the .qmailadmin-limits API's that include *alot* of
other information. I believe this patch does the incorrect
behaviour. The permissions on managers should be configurable,
not hard-coded yes or no (and I disagree with the approach
taken in the patch) I'm also of the believe that there are
two quotas, per user and per domain, which leads down the trail
of allow them to set any quotas on a per-user basis as the
end-user manager wants, and the per-domain quota should
not be editable by anyone except the system administrator (not
even the postmaster).
I should have the patch ready for 5.3.11 shortly.
Thanks,
Brian
Howdy list,
I JUST signed up. I had to! I saw in the archive for yesterday that
Jorge Valdes had created a manager patch for qmailadmin.
Where can I find this patch? Has anyone besides Jorge successfully
deployed it?
I've gotta have this thing!
Thanks,
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