On 4/26/2010 8:39 AM, Zachary Burns wrote: > I have a company controller that loves to micro-manage people and > unfortunately loves to do it with software instead of dealing with the > people problem...but anyway I'm getting off on a rant.... > > Is there a way to have postfix queue outgoing mail until he reviews it and > if it's valid release the email and send it as normal. I can write a web > interface to have him allow/deny messages in the queue, but wanted to even > know if I'm barking up the wrong tree. > > If he wants to sit there all day approving/denying messages that's fine with > me (but I think it's a waste - just fire the employees! There's plenty of > good people out there that would love a job now-a-days). > > Zack >
Zack, Slap him.. first of all. Second.. WHY? Third.. "Not that I know of" Even if company emails is considered company 'property' at times, there's still a question of privacy and what laws he COULD be breaking doing as such. and that's.. like you said, a dumb idea. He'll 1) forget to do it 2) be too much that he gives up 3) see things he probably shouldn't 4) vacation and it won't get done. I can go on, there are just a LOT of reasons why you do NOT want to allow this. -Matt
