* 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
A new admin parameter is available to specify the default application that will be launched when no one is present in the url. (ie. when the top level "/" is called).
fixed#165
Querysets used to populate form fields are more filtered (ie. the default admin is ignored, as the current logged in user).
see #92
More protection against errors that can happen when defining new permissions.
Work in progress. I've moved permissions management to the new dedicated page. Adding permissions is working but deleting ones. I must also filter the list of users available when creating a super admin because the default admin appears inside :p
wip: #36, using tinyMCE (django-tinymce) to write messages in HTML. Currently, compose a new message is working pretty well. Answering or forwarding a message is still a mess...
This is not finished yet. More work than what I expected but the main part is done.
It will need a lot of testing... There is still a bug when activating a new extension
in development mode (ie. with python web server), I think it does not occur behind
a real web server.
Mootools update (1.2.4 now).
Added custom confirmation box using SqueezeBox.
Bugfix: avoid main frame repositionning when loading a SqueezeBox.
Bugfix: update autoreply address alias when modifying an email address.
New plugin that allows the handling of an Amavisd-new SQL quarantine.
NB: a DB connections manager has been added inside the lib because
Django does not support multiple connections at the same time. The
main consequence is that we don't use an ORM and that we have to
rewrite a small wrapper that supports several DB (mysql, postgresql, etc.).
Adding a dependancy to an existing ORM module (like SQLalchemy) is
heavy, we don't want that for now.
Antoine Nguyen