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From: David G. <da...@co...> - 2007-10-05 06:09:59
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> > > I've tried to search email of GingerDog and didn't found it :( > > > > > > Sorry, I'm not familiar with Sourceforge community, and the > > > unability to > > > contact active developers of the Postfixadmin frustrates me. >=20 Drat! That dual identify of David Goodwin and GingerDog! Who is that masked villian? :) (Googling for GingerDog and Postfixadmin works quite well) >=20 > However I know that the Sourceforge interface can be confusing=20 > sometimes ;-) >=20 Definately :( > > > I'm also currently developing add-ons for PostfixAdmin such as use > > > of restriction classes of the Postfix, status monitoring, maillog > > > checks, antispam features involvement and so on... I think, all > > > these would be of certain interest for others. >=20 Sounds very interesting; I've been meaning to add some sort of spamassassin integration where either : a) a unique idenfier is added to the mail body, and users can either click= =20 on a link or forward the mail to spam@domain to train spamassassin as appropriate. or b) List all recent emails (e.g. the last 7 days worth) allowing users to say "Yes- that, that that and that were spam". Where I have Postfixadmin deployed we have the problem that a lot of the mail from the postfixadmin box is picked up through catch-all addresses and collected via pop3 by other servers, which themselves talk to client(s). Getting mail in the right format for spam training is therefore non-trivial. > > >>> > > >>> however, I need to make some minor adjustments in several scripts > > >>> to make it working with the latest PostgreSQL. >=20 > Which version do you use? 2.1 or the latest SVN version? >=20 > (Unfortunately I'm using MySQL here, but there's someone on the=20 > mailinglist who can help with pgsql.) >=20 I use PostgreSQL - curently 8.1 (i think) (whatever comes with Ubuntu Edgy).=20 > > >>> also, I have a more adequate translation file for russian > > >>> language,=20 Excellent > > >>> and more handy admin_menu.tpl.=20 >=20 I think the menu could change to something like : 'List Virtual' 'List Domains' 'List Admins' 'List Vacations' (?) and have the related add/edit/remove links in the list-XXX.php page. > I'm looking forward for your contributions to Postfixadmin :-) Ditto David. --=20 David Goodwin=20 [ david at codepoets dot co dot uk ] [ http://www.codepoets.co.uk ] |
