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Hello,
version 1.6
version 1.7 in testing
Due to popular demand, I've created a basic Email Level plugin.
The plugin allows users to install some php scripts into their accounts which then allows any pop account to login to those scripts to access their pop account setup.
It shows them their current disk usage, ability to change their password, set vacation messages (without bugging the webmaster), and provides them with the 3 links to the webmail programs.
To disable any of the webmail programs, set them to false in the "include/config.php" file.
Installation:
1) To install the plugin:
Admin Level -> Plugin Manager.
Enter the url:
http://www.directadmin.com/email_level.tar.gz
type in your password, and click "Add Plugin".
2) After that, Users will see the "Email Level installer" link in the User Level.
They can click it, and click "Create" to install it. Change values as desired.
Note: NO username or password are required. The email/password do the authenticating. Also, system accounts don't work, so stick with virtual accounts (eg [email protected])
Note, during the creation of this plugin a bug was found and fixed:
http://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=836
It will be avaiable for the next DA release.
Note that the plugin is able to handle the bug so you won't notice it affecting anything.
Please provide all bugs and feedback in this thread
and avoid emailing us questions about it, as if you have a question, I'm sure someone else will have the same quetion too, as we don't want to be replying to the same emails over and over
Bug Note: I did notice a random error when viewing the vacation message, but it didn't always show up. I wasn't able to duplicate it on all boxes, so I'm not sure if it's specific to just that one box and the php compile.. etc.. so if you see "socket returned no error, but there is data missing. Try reloading this page", let me know in this thread, with your system details. I debugged it quite a bit, but DA was doing it's job, and the httpsocket.php was functioning properly as far as I could tell. Again, this may just be isolated to the 1 build system. Just giving you a heads up
John
version 1.6
version 1.7 in testing
Due to popular demand, I've created a basic Email Level plugin.
The plugin allows users to install some php scripts into their accounts which then allows any pop account to login to those scripts to access their pop account setup.
It shows them their current disk usage, ability to change their password, set vacation messages (without bugging the webmaster), and provides them with the 3 links to the webmail programs.
To disable any of the webmail programs, set them to false in the "include/config.php" file.
Installation:
1) To install the plugin:
Admin Level -> Plugin Manager.
Enter the url:
http://www.directadmin.com/email_level.tar.gz
type in your password, and click "Add Plugin".
2) After that, Users will see the "Email Level installer" link in the User Level.
They can click it, and click "Create" to install it. Change values as desired.
Note: NO username or password are required. The email/password do the authenticating. Also, system accounts don't work, so stick with virtual accounts (eg [email protected])
Note, during the creation of this plugin a bug was found and fixed:
http://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=836
It will be avaiable for the next DA release.
Note that the plugin is able to handle the bug so you won't notice it affecting anything.
Please provide all bugs and feedback in this thread
and avoid emailing us questions about it, as if you have a question, I'm sure someone else will have the same quetion too, as we don't want to be replying to the same emails over and over
Bug Note: I did notice a random error when viewing the vacation message, but it didn't always show up. I wasn't able to duplicate it on all boxes, so I'm not sure if it's specific to just that one box and the php compile.. etc.. so if you see "socket returned no error, but there is data missing. Try reloading this page", let me know in this thread, with your system details. I debugged it quite a bit, but DA was doing it's job, and the httpsocket.php was functioning properly as far as I could tell. Again, this may just be isolated to the 1 build system. Just giving you a heads up
John