On my side, this is mainly through an LDAP client. 1) SOGo is installed on behalf of DOVECOT/POSTFIX. They auth all on LDAP database. SASL also rely on LDAP. Salt with Amavis, Postgrey & ClamAv, and it's a classic mail server.
2) Basically i need a tool for managing LDAP. I use the one provided with Webmin *OR* Jxplorer, a java tool able to do this. Le 20/02/2013 23:08, administrator a écrit : > > How are people managing this from day to day right now? From reading > the instructions it probably goes something like this: > > > > a) Someone needs a new box > > b) Admin guy takes about a good 10 -- 15 mins trying to remember > the commands, probably stumbles around a bit > > c) Admin guy tries to iron out the problems because of missed > steps or misspellings > > > > > > I was thinking of programming it all in asp.net running (in apache > since I'm guessing most linux distros can install that without an x > desktop. I can somewhat easily convert vb.net -> c# and use the stuff > I'm used to. I've written console apps before as well in windows that > run in linux using mono. > > > > You guys can help start making a list of all the commands you guys use > on a regular basis, or to change settings etc... > > After that, anyone can write a front end without having to know what's > in the back end like postfix/cyrus. I can make android and windows app > ones, I hate writing web apps though so I'll leave that to someone > else. The android one interests me because I get most of my annoying > support calls in the mornings and I don't really want to get out of > bed for some email problem when I can go right back to sleep. > > > > -K > > > > *From:*Wayland Sothcott [mailto:wayl...@sothcott.co.uk] > *Sent:* Wednesday, February 20, 2013 4:47 PM > *To:* users@sogo.nu > *Subject:* Re: [SOGo] Help needed, making a real admin tool for SOGO, > needs commands. > > > > On 20/02/2013 21:38, administrator wrote: > > SOGo looks promising, but the sheer amount of bad user interfaces > to manage it and stuff like that is staggering. > > > > What was I expecting? > > 1) Install the ZEG appliance, at first login tell me the > management url: http://192.x.x.x/SOGo > > 2) I should have been able to log in as sogo to begin with in > the web interface > > 3) From there, I should be able to just type in a list of > domains to accept mail for and their settings > > 4) Also from there I should be able to easily create users > for each mail domain (sorta like the windows user manager, at > least M$ got that part right) > > 5) Other misc configs. And scripts to do the same stuff > easily from the commandline without having to remember what back > ends you were using > > > > What I'm proposing: > > Since I only do vb.net I'm kinda screwed in a way because linux > mainly supports c#, perl, php, that kind of stuff. Except for the > gambas IDE, and bash shell scripts and tools. But even with that, > I'd be willing to give it a shot to make a simple user interface > to make managing this thing as simple as IIS6 and the local users > and groups is on windows. I mean ideally someone would just finish > their webmin module but I've got what I've got. > > > > What I need from you guys: > > All the command line stuff you know to manage things. > > -Add/Delete New user > > -Add/Delete New mailbox > > Etc... > > > > It's practically faster for me to make the program than figure > this stuff out. > > > > -K > > I am trying to solve this also. Not from the position of writing the > interface but of finding one that someone has done. As well as looking > at SOGo I am also looking at z-push. This can be integrated with a > server running Debian and ISPConfig. However z-push only works with > mobile devices and not Outlook. > > It is a bit of a nightmare making a good solution. Zentyal comes with > Zarafa which has z-push but you don't get native Outlook compatibility > and need a licensed connector to install into Outlook. > > > -- > > Mobile: 07925 431381 > Office: 01787 388165 -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
