Re: [Mailzu-users] Disabling "Email Administrator" function

[Sam T. <st...@gm...>]

On 10/6/05, Paolo Cravero as2594 <pcr...@as...> wrote:
> I see two reasons why someone would want to disable the "Email
> Administrator" link in MailZu:
>
> - the field has been left blank in config.php
> - you don't want to give users to email admins (imagine a 50k userbase
> and just 2 admins!)
>
> So I did this simple modification to "templates/common.template.php" at
> line 93 of 0.6RC3:
>
> if ((! Auth::isMailAdmin()) && ( $conf['app']['adminEmail'] )) {
>
> Basically I added a AND condition to the part that displays the "Email
> Administrator" link on the left.
>
> If MailZu developers think this extra check is useful, I hope they'll
> include it in the next release.
>
> Paolo
>
> PS: personal opinion about new features. I think MailZu should be
> released as it is right now 0.6RC3 with bugs fixed (see my past email
> about message display in localized version). Then other features should
> be tackled for future releases. I think getting out of "RC" state
> improves project's image. JM2c
>

Hi Paolo,

Thank you for your suggestions. We would definitely take them into account.

I was wondering what type of speed MailZu users experience when they
display their quarantine or the site wide quarantine (for admins). It
obviously depends on the size of the database and how it was
optimized. MailZu RC3 uses LEFT JOINs when doing SELECT for the
quarantine view. In our tests with MySQL 4.1.x database it is pretty
fast. However when using PostgreSQL 8.0.x using INNER JOINs instead of
LEFT JOINs seems to give better speed. I'd like to know what database
you (and other Mailzu users/admins) are using and what type of
performance you have when using MailZu. I would appreciate your
feedback.

Thanks.
Regards,
Sam