on 9/24/01 6:29 PM, Steve Fulton at [EMAIL PROTECTED] spake: > I agree, it would be very useful -- we have a client who has several > employees they wish to be admins, but would rather have it specifically > applied to that user rather than a general account. > > Looking over the Vpopmail source, I do not think it will be that difficult > to incorporate, and update program may be necessary to create a new column > in each MySQL DB. > > On the other hand, QmailAdmin may be more of a challenge. Bill understands > it better than I, so its best to leave that to him. > > IMO. > > == Steve
The best way I can think of (to work across ALL auth modules) is to make a new gid entry (domain_admin). By default, postmaster would be the only domain admin, but you could use vmoduser to grant admin privileges to non-postmaster users. This method would require small patches to both vpopmail and qmailadmin. Does anyone see any problems with this that I'm not thinking of? I can work on these patches, probably this week. Cheers, Bill Shupp
