Re: [maildropl] maildrop web interface

[Martin List-P. <mar...@li...>]

On Sun, 2004-11-14 at 05:23, p dont think wrote:
> >>I don't know where the mis-communication is comming in, but basically as I 
> >>understand it, maildrop is a mail filtering agent correct? Basically I need 
> >>something that with my qmail server, that I can control the mail quatantine, 
> >>much like xamime. ?  ? ?I need a web based control panel for it, where one 
> >>person can go and:
> >>1. Control the Mail quarantine list.
> >>2. Allow / Deny messages to go through.
> >>3. Add, edit and modify mail filtering rules.
> >>
> >>The Rules are obviously generic to the entire user base, irrespective of the 
> >>domains hosted. The Quarantine should manage messages and anything associated 
> >>before the message even arrives in the users mailbox....
> > 
> > 
> > What you are looking specifically is something completely different,
> > than what maildrop is.
> > 
> > - maildrop is a filtering agent yes.
> > - these filters can be applied global or on a pr. user base
> 
> Indeed.
> 
> > maildrop does not (by itself) provide quarantines etc. It is only
> > intended to react on mail content and filter it accordingly, like moving
> > it to a folder, executing a script, forwarding the mail or bounce it.
> > 
> > You can realise quarantining, tdma like features etc., 
> 
> TMDA.
> 
> Also note that there is a nice TMDA front end plugin for SquirrelMail.

If you use squirrelmail that is AND if it works together with your
setup. I did start developing my own, because i wanted one that works
with my setup (no unix users, all mailusers stored in mysql) and that
was a bit more intelligent.

/Martin