* 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
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
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
* Some strings were not detected by makemessages (for example in javascript files, behind comments...). There are still some issues with that but I think I'll have to wait a future Django release.
* Support for per-user language selection is almost done.
see #166
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).
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.
I think the refactoring is over :-) I need to add specifec events that will allow plugins to define their own roles inside the hierarchy.
Otherwise, the graphical part needs some improvment, actually it's not really pretty :p
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
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.
Antoine Nguyen