I'm using Squirrelmail as webmail frontend, and all is working very well.
The unique problem I have is related to deletion of users. I use vpopmail and qmailadmin to handle my domains.
These products execute very well their job, but cannot handle the files that squirrelmail creates for each user, so when I delete an user all the squirrelmail's data for the user still remain in the system (and are "already" there if I create another user with the same name, causing a privacy violation).
Is there any perl script or C program, already available, computing the right hashed paths, that I could include in my management programs? It would avoid me to study and rewrite all that stuff.
Another suggestion, for a feature I would like, the possibility to have paths grouped by domains and users, like:
/squirrel..../small_hashed_tree/domain/small_hashed_tree/user/...user_data...
with the same simple hashing code used for php, perl, C (same mechanism for sessions, attachments and data).
This would semplify deletion of single users and entire domains.
Thanks,
Tonino
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