Re: webmin users

[Joe C. <jo...@sw...>]

Um...putting /everything/ into Webmin Configuration would also be a 
little thing, but wouldn't make Webmin better, it would just put 
everything on a lower page, and harder to reach...

I disagree with your assessment of where Webmin Users should be.  It's a 
frequently accessed item on many servers, and is quite well placed in 
the 'top' page.  The Webmin tab is not crowded enough to start trying to 
hide things to make it more accessible (in fact, one could easily argue 
that the Webmin Configuration page /is/ beginning to get crowded, so 
things might need to start moving out of the Configuration page and onto 
another).  I certainly see no reason to put /more/ onto the page.

Benjamin Meyer wrote:

> It may not gain much, but every little thing makes webmin better :)
> 
> -Ben
> 
> 
> On Monday 18 June 2001 07:52, you wrote:
> 
>>Benjamin Meyer wrote:
>>
>>>Why is webmin users in its own module and not in the webmin
>>>configuration? Would it make more sense to move it in there?
>>>
>>Not really .. the Webmin Configuration module deals with global options,
>>while the Webmin Users module controls who can login. I guess webmin users
>>could just be another icon under webmin configuration, but that wouldn't
>>really gain much ..
>>
>> - Jamie
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