We add an intermediate role : Reseller. It is somewhere between a super administrator and a domain administrator. A reseller can create objects (a limited or not amount) and then define permissions on those objects:
* Create a domain admins,
* Assign limits to those admins,
* ...
see #105
It is a really simple implementation but I think it will be enough for a begining. Users can add multiple attachments with a message, each attachment must not be larger than a customizable limit.
see #38
* Complete folder manipulation support (add/edit/remove),
* Javascript code refactoring,
* MEDIAL_URL variable is now exposed to the javascript code.
see #55
This commit adds the following features:
* Folder creation,
* Folder modification,
* Folder removal.
There are still issues with subfolders but they should not be too complicated to fix.
I've also done some javascript refactoring.
At last something that works pretty well under firefox and with multiple selection possible (using Mootools HtmlTable.Select). There are some problems with IE and Chrome (the position: relative on td elements is not well supported).
Mootools update (1.3)
close#109
Checking limit when creating/updating a mailbox.
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.
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