* Use of jQuery in place of Mootools
* Most of the custom mootools plugins have been ported to jQuery
* Use of bootstrap from Twitter in place of the old CSS
* Most of the admin templates have been reworked
* The sievefilters extension has been ported
* The postfix autoreply extension is almost done
* more...
see #204
* Added support for migrations
* Big refactoring of the admin code
done: Support for SHA256 algorithm to store passwords (fix#195)
done: admin models refactoring (fix#196)
* We now make a difference between users that own a specific object and users that have access to a specific object
* Limits are not moved anymore (from one reseller to a domain admin) when we grant access to a domain
see #105
I've finally started to rethink the database structure. The goal I'm trying to reach: only use User objects to manage permissions and accesses to the webui and associate other objects to them if needed (like mailboxes).
see #105
Aliases to external addresses are now supported. Alias creation/modification forms have been rewritten. (autocompletion of addresses, dynamic number of input fields)
see #143
First version of the postfixadmin to modoboa migration script. It has not been tested deeply but I think it should work pretty well.
see #140
Some javascript errors (SqueezeBox related) have been fixed.
Removed useless fields (full_address) and added associated migrations. SQL queries used by postfix or dovecot will need to be updated. (as the documentation)
see #103
Big refactoring of objects creation and edition. (javascript cleanup, forms factoring, etc.)
* Added domain aliases delete,
* Permissions are not implemented yet.
see #103
* New generic create and remove buttons,
* New javascript confirmation module,
* Fixed a lot of problems about objects relations removal,
* Simpler interface (no more dropdown menus),
* Multiple removal support.
Work in progress:
* New domains admin page, all menus are now at the same level,
* Views, models and forms partial refactoring (better code organization).
I've started to separate permissions from the settings panel. It will be availab
le inside the Admin menu for users who are granted the "view_permissions" permis
sion.
* The bigger one concerns fixtures. As django 1.2 resolves it by implementing natural keys, it's becoming a requirement.
* There was also problems 0002_auto__del_field_alias_mbox, my bad...
* It was possible to create aliases that point to addresses of other domains!
* Some path problems in the stats module.
* Some path problems with the autoreply.
Antoine Nguyen