Yes: please do add your ideas to the wiki! Aaron Stone wrote: > Sounds reasonable. Add a page to the wiki with these ideas, so that it > doesn't get buried in the mailing list and forgotten! > > Aaron > > > On Tue, Apr 19, 2005, listmember <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > > >>Hi, >> >>I am new to this list though I did check the archives >>to do some of the homework before asking here :-) >> >>I have a couple of feature requests, if I may >> >>Referring to http://www.dbmail.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=er-model >> >>1) Would it be possible to add a 'last_logout' >>field to dbmail_users table. >> >>This would be useful to cehck if the user is still >>online (i.e. if last login is greater than last logout, >>then the user must be online). >> >>2) Would it be possible to make the data kept in >>dbmail-auto_replies a little more granular, such >>as >> >> user_idnr >> enabled >> >> [a boolean field. True by default. To indicate >> whether or not this is active, enabled by >> the user. This saves the user from having to >> reenter the same stuff again when needed.] >> >> sender_address >> [So that, this message is sent only if the sender >> matches. If blank, it applies to all. Some sort of >> wildchar capability might be useful here.] >> >> start_WDN >> end_WDN >> [These fields represent weekday numbers for which >> auto reply is active. If zero, it means all days] >> >> reply_body >> >>Adding these fields (and functionality) would be most >>helpful so that users could customize their auto replies >>to their customers/friends etc. It would also be helful >>if a blank reply_body meant that no auto reply should be >>generated --helpful in the case of maillists. >> >>3) Similarly, a more granular one would be helpful in >>dbmail-auto_notifications table, such that >> >> user_idnr >> enabled >> >> [a boolean field. True by default. To indicate >> whether or not this is active, enabled by >> the user. This saves the user from having to >> reenter the same stuff again when needed.] >> >> sender_address >> notify_address >> >> [sender_address is added so that if a message comes >> from a particular sender only a certain addresses are >> notified. This is most useful in the case if the sender >> is an important one --your beloved or a high account >> customer which may or may not mean the same :-)] >> >>I do hope you find these worthy of adding. >> >>Cheers >> >> >>_______________________________________________ >>Dbmail-dev mailing list >>[email protected] >>http://twister.fastxs.net/mailman/listinfo/dbmail-dev >> > >
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