On Thu, 24 Oct 2002 09:17:36 -0700 "Tony Wasson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am looking for a way for our users to control their .forward file. > We currently don't allow any interactive logins (ssh) by setting the > shell to/bin/false. We're looking seriously at the spamc/spamd portion > of SpamAssassin. I'd like for users to be able to tune their settings > easily. > > Does anyone have ideas? Can anyone report on the usermin-forward > package? My ideal 'user page' would have options to: > 1) Change your password > 2) Turn on/off spam tagging > 3) Turn on/off virus scanning > 4) Forward email to a different account > 5) Set an vacation auto-reply (optional) > > Is there something out there, or should I cobble my own tools > together? The closest I could get is Postfix + MySQL and a home-written web interface to feed MySQL, each user having his own passwd to the web interface (you can probably do the same with LDAP) + tpop3d compiled with MySQL support. This way your have #1 and #4. For #2, I'm planning to use procmail / spamassassin. Patches for procmail+MySQL are available here : http://www.posixnet.org/index1.html. *not tested* For #3, which anti-virus are you using ? *If* it acts like a SMTP server and *If* you can set a per-user-relayhost on postfix, then the MySQL solution *should* be OK. Another solution could be to redirect [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for users who want some virus scanning. #5 is still an unexplored ground to me (I tend to hate auto-replies because having a clean configuration seems to be nearly impossible to me) And I'd add #6 : per-user quota support... Nothing really obvious to do that so far. Good hunt for solutions. I'd appreciate to hear about the solutions you've found. Mac URLs : - Postfix+MySQL http://kirb.insanegenius.net/postfix.html - tpop3d http://www.ex-parrot.com/~chris/tpop3d/
