Sam Varshavchik wrote:
MONZ writes:
I need a Webmin module that works with Courier-imap. So far I've only
found imapadmin-0.6.wbm (http://www.nwe.de/develop/) . Docs says:
It's interface should, in theory, work with any RFC
compliant IMAP server, but I currently have only tested it
against Carnegie Mellon University's Cyrus IMAP and
Mirapoint's IMAP servers. It does a CAPABILITY check for
specific extensions to see if they are supported.
I have no idea what extensions this is in reference to. There are no
remote administration extensions to IMAP, of any kind, as far as I know.
The closest thing I can think of would be the usage of #other namespace
to create/delete mailaccounts, but that does not allow any way to set an
explicit password for newly created mail accounts.
Let me rephrase my needs:
I've set up the mailsystem based on sendmail/procmail and Courier-imap,
added what's needed in /etc/skel, ie Maildir's gets created...
The mailadmin, who knows nothing about Un*x, only needs to add/delete
mailusers/aliases etc..., all done with Webmin.
Before switching from pop to imap, the mailadmin could enter users
mailboxes and delete virus-attached mails.
Yes, an antivirus system does run, and I filter a range attachments to
/dev/null, but this is an educational institution; an occational virus
cannot be avoided.
All I need is to access Maildirs; if only Inbox, still better than
nothing.
I got my perl problem sorted out, imapadmin installed, but of course it
doesn't support Courier-imap.
I see on the Webmin Modules Wishlist I'm not alone in those needs.
Might try writing the module myself, otherwise I don't see how my above
mentioned mailadmin can get the (limited) job done.
The only other thing I can think of is ACL, which Courier-IMAP doesn't
implement, and all that it does is provide a way to set permissions on
individual mail folders. Big deal.
As Jason put it: Bloody useful. I could easily use that feature.
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