RE: [qmailadmin] New 1.0.7 01/13/2003 version available
I just checked the code, in user.c and it looks like the quota patch allows for setting the quota to any value. Just added new code to #ifdef ENABLE_MODIFY_QUOTA in the add and modify user code to completely disable setting quota's if --enable-modify-quota=n Also just updated the add_user template to use add_user_quota.html and add_user_noquota.html depending on MODIFY_ENABLE_QUOTA Also, I think some ifdef's would need to be added to the add mailing list screen This screen is showing a QUOTA box even if you have configured qmailadmin with --enable-modify-quota=n And if I can make one other v1.0.7 suggestion I don't think those links to the user and admin guides should be included on the qmailadmin login page. The pages they link to are not very generic, they contain information specific to the ISP that authored the instructions. These pages are going to cause a lot of confusion amongst qmailadmin end-users. By including the links you are also making qmailadmin reliant on a 3rd-party's web server and document authoring skills... Not such a hot idea in my opinion. Although some of us know how to go and remove such HTML from show_login.html, I think many less technical users are not going to know how to do this, and then they will be stuck with these confusing links on their login pages... Michael.
Re: [qmailadmin] New 1.0.7 01/13/2003 version available
Hi, When I enable-modify-quota, selecting modify user in the email accounts section gives: warning: file name is symbolic link mod_user_new.html any ideas? cheers, Iain. On Tue, 14 Jan 2003 05:39, Ken Jones wrote: I've integrated all the patches people have sent in, including the quota support patch. ChangeLog: http://www.inter7.com/qmailadmin/ChangeLog Source: http://www.inter7.com/devel/qmailadmin-1.0.7.01132003.tar.gz A new configure option is available --enable-modify-quota=y/N (default is no) Enable this option to yes will display the quota change field in the modify user section to allow domain admins (postmaster) to change the quota for any user. The default is to not allow anyone to change to quota. Hopefully this should fit the needs of sites that want quota change and those sites who do not want to allow it. The default gives the old behavior. Please give this one a good work out! Once there are no problems found we can release this as the new stable version. Ken Jones inter7.com
Re: [qmailadmin] New 1.0.7 01/13/2003 version available
Ken, one question. Which patch is this? The one using the postmaster's quota as pool from which to add and subtract users quotas, or does just let postmaster modify quota without any limit? Tonino At 13/01/03 13/01/03 -0600, Ken Jones wrote: I've integrated all the patches people have sent in, including the quota support patch. ChangeLog: http://www.inter7.com/qmailadmin/ChangeLog Source: http://www.inter7.com/devel/qmailadmin-1.0.7.01132003.tar.gz A new configure option is available --enable-modify-quota=y/N (default is no) Enable this option to yes will display the quota change field in the modify user section to allow domain admins (postmaster) to change the quota for any user. The default is to not allow anyone to change to quota. Hopefully this should fit the needs of sites that want quota change and those sites who do not want to allow it. The default gives the old behavior. Please give this one a good work out! Once there are no problems found we can release this as the new stable version. Ken Jones inter7.com Inter@zioniInterazioni di Antonio Nati http://www.interazioni.it [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [qmailadmin] New 1.0.7 01/13/2003 version available
No one has sent me a patch like that. Ken Jones On Monday 13 January 2003 02:19 pm, tonix (Antonio Nati) wrote: Ken, speaking as provider, it does not make sense to me just let postmasters to decrease their user's quota (they will never do it), nor letting them to increase as they want (I don't want it!). I've read here in the past that someone made a nice patch, using the postmaster's quota as pool to use as general quota of the domain. Each new user, or each increased quota value for any user would be decreased from postmaster's quota, any deletion of user or any decrease of user's quota would increase the postmaster's quota. I'ld like to see that patch included, it would solve my problems (and a lot of other providers too, I think). It would enought to do that only within qmailadmin, without touching vpopmail. Tonino At 13/01/03 13/01/03 -0600, Ken Jones wrote: On Monday 13 January 2003 01:41 pm, tonix (Antonio Nati) wrote: Ken, one question. Which patch is this? The one using the postmaster's quota as pool from which to add and subtract users quotas, or does just let postmaster modify quota without any limit? I just checked the code, in user.c and it looks like the quota patch allows for setting the quota to any value. Just added new code to #ifdef ENABLE_MODIFY_QUOTA in the add and modify user code to completely disable setting quota's if --enable-modify-quota=n Also just updated the add_user template to use add_user_quota.html and add_user_noquota.html depending on MODIFY_ENABLE_QUOTA I wonder if we should change the code so it won't let the postmaster increase a quota above the default quota set in .qmailadmin-limits ? Ken Tonino At 13/01/03 13/01/03 -0600, Ken Jones wrote: I've integrated all the patches people have sent in, including the quota support patch. ChangeLog: http://www.inter7.com/qmailadmin/ChangeLog Source: http://www.inter7.com/devel/qmailadmin-1.0.7.01132003.tar.gz A new configure option is available --enable-modify-quota=y/N (default is no) Enable this option to yes will display the quota change field in the modify user section to allow domain admins (postmaster) to change the quota for any user. The default is to not allow anyone to change to quota. Hopefully this should fit the needs of sites that want quota change and those sites who do not want to allow it. The default gives the old behavior. Please give this one a good work out! Once there are no problems found we can release this as the new stable version. Ken Jones inter7.com Inter@zioniInterazioni di Antonio Nati http://www.interazioni.it [EMAIL PROTECTED] Inter@zioniInterazioni di Antonio Nati http://www.interazioni.it [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [qmailadmin] New 1.0.7 01/13/2003 version available
Hello, This may be a *little* off-topic, but not by too much, I hope... --- Ken Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Enable this option to yes will display the quota change field in the modify user section to allow Is this independent of, say, Vpopmail's quota support? For example, if this quota option is disabled in Qmailadmin, we can still control a mailbox quota using Vpopmail, correct? Actually, would this even have an effect on Vpopmail mailboxes, or it it really only for users in the /etc/passwd (or equivalent) file? (i.e., real accounts) TIA, Alan Murrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.ca
Re: [qmailadmin] New 1.0.7 01/13/2003 version available
On Monday 13 January 2003 04:03 pm, Alan Murrell wrote: Hello, This may be a *little* off-topic, but not by too much, I hope... --- Ken Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Enable this option to yes will display the quota change field in the modify user section to allow Is this independent of, say, Vpopmail's quota support? For example, if this quota option is disabled in Qmailadmin, we can still control a mailbox quota using Vpopmail, correct? Actually, would this even have an effect on Vpopmail mailboxes, or it it really only for users in the /etc/passwd (or equivalent) file? (i.e., real accounts) The qmailadmin quota code works with vpopmail's quota code. Same system. Ken Jones
