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I manage multiple domains on one server and I would like that each person responsible for each own domain can administer only data related to that domain.
Solution proposed:
Instead of "admin" boolean, having a "superadmin" boolean that acts the same as now
Have an "admin" list, which list the domains you owns. The "superadmin" could also be skip and use a full list but I think it will create more work on dev side (maintains the list will be harder).
Each section (domain, users, aliases, dkim) will either:
display everything if user is a superadmin
filter only domain-specific data for domains listed in "admin" list
I cannot propose a patch because even if I’m familiar with php, I do not know anything about the framework used here…
If you have another proposition to achieve the same goal, I’m listening ;-)
P.S. This admin UI is really great, thanks !
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Hey @jrd,
I really like that idea. Unfortunately I have not enough spare time available to implement this currently.
If you want to implement it on your own, I'ld be available for help.
I didn’t managed/wanted to learn the php framework used here. I also prefer to have an independent docker admin interface than everything in the Roundcube webmail, so I re-implemented all of it in Python/Django here. I know it would have been better to have only one project but I wrote it in about a week on free time, so it was a much quicker solution for me.
I tried to incorporate the DKIM creation/validation/config that you put in this repository as it seems to be a great idea.
I manage multiple domains on one server and I would like that each person responsible for each own domain can administer only data related to that domain.
Solution proposed:
I cannot propose a patch because even if I’m familiar with php, I do not know anything about the framework used here…
If you have another proposition to achieve the same goal, I’m listening ;-)
P.S. This admin UI is really great, thanks !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: