On Wednesday 04 June 2003 13:50, Andre Oppermann wrote: > We are working on the following things for qmail-ldap: > > - add ldap group handler for mail to ldap group (group can be DN, list > with mail addresses or an ldap search string (very powerful but also > very dangerous...)) > > - control file information in ldap done the right way
Does this mean you will roll the qmail-ldap-control into the qmail-ldap patch itself? If so, hopefully this would mean that a person wouldn't have to 'svc -du /service/qmail-send' to get qmail-send to re-read controls (as opposed to svc -h). I could never get that to work right anyway. > - qmail-reply autorespond limiter Great! > - admin web interface with full admin subdelegation capabilities > (PHP4 based) We are going to being working on a web interface for our mail system. I have decided that it won't interface directly to out LDAP server but to a mysql database rather, as a gateway (this method works quite well in my experience). Perl, of course, will take care of modifying the LDAP databases. We'll have quite a granular authorization capability (down to the e-mail address level). I may want customer service to be able to change every e-mail but my own. Also, this would extend to the attribute level as well. I don't want someone changing the mail server attribute. Customers would presumably be able to login and manage their own domain / e-mail address (changing passwords, creating new e-mail). Anyway, my point is if we can help with this side of things that would be great. This would be a GPL release anyway. -- Brendon Colby Systems Administrator Midcontinent Communications
