Hello List:
Just a quick note to say hello and note that that DbmailAdministrator
(DBMA) V. 2.1.6 ** is available for download with the following
upgrades/changes. This is a fairly significant new release responding to
some feature requests and DbMail developments:
- SR. Admin can delete entire user groups (client_idnr) with a single
keypress and a few nag ('doyoureallywannadothis'? windows) (Group Admin
can't delete groups.)
- enhanced mail and user search features for all Admin levels
- increased security for Restricted Group use
- configurable options to change the look and feel (heads and titles) to
a customer/client name for a group admin (i.e.: Instead of "Group 3
E-Mail Administration" your config change could cause something like
"MyClientName's E-Mail Administration" in the headings and titles.)
- improved layout (tighter lists and display control) and capability for
larger systems (tested at 83,000)
- ability to sort lists by userid, usr_idnr, max_mailsize, lastlogin,
cur_mailsize, etceteras.
- some minor bug fixes for V1.x.x backward compat (DBMA is still more
feature rich on V2.x.x)
- improved interface for PostgreSQL
- numorous minor style changes
- minor changes consistant with current DbMail CVS
- EXTRAS: - a beta tool for quickly generating random test users and a
tool for doing some database cleanups SQL-DB-direct via SQL commands as
an option to dbmail-utils
* comments and feature requests are welcome
* help yourself: http://library.mobrien.com/dbmailadministrator/
Happy Days to all...
Mike
** WHAT IS IT? The DBMA V2.1.x GUI will administer all DbMail versions
from a Unix or Windows Workstation while reporting on the health of your
mail system. DBMA, the Web front-end for dbmail written in PERL,
developed and supported from Canada, will give you a scalable,
menu-driven GUI for administering DbMail's mail and user accounts,
modifying data, sending & fetching email and more /using efficient SQL
commands to the database/.
