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
new: parameters module refactored. The API is more simple now, there is no need to provide a module name anymore, this last is automatically guessed. Also, a new 'label' field can be provide when declaring a new parameter. It will be used instead of the name.
new: email parsing refactored. My first attempt was really ugly. I did not really studied the various RFC describing how messages are formatted or what IMAP fetch queries can do. Now, I hope this new code will face better unknown types. At least, It will be simpler to update.
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.
Many updates in this commit:
* first work on the webmail plugin, for now only emails listing and folders browsing is supported...
* New login form,
* New graphical layout (still needing improvments)
* code factoring between webmail and quarantine plugins
* etc.
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.
this feature).
Back to previous 'locale' location because it's not possible to access
translations that are defined inside the 'templates' directory while scanning
with django-admin.py from the 'admin' directory.
Antoine Nguyen