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I would recommand to have options in settings (web interface) to activate and desactivate plugins too (restricted to the user ?).
And maybe a way to install them (but with an options in the configuration for shared installations where 'simple users' shouldn't install plugins..).
Regards,
On Mon, 4 Aug 2008 14:19:24 +0200, Cor Bosman cor@xs4all.nl wrote:
Yes, agree. I thought about it but someone on the list denied the use of configuration. But I think this is a must-have. $rcmail_config['disabled_plugins'] = 'plugin2 plugin3::mail-compose.* plugin3::settings.*'; could be a problem because a plugin could possibly rely on some actions
which could be turned off (2nd and 3rd example). What about: $rcmail_config['enabled_plugins'] = array( 'plugin1', 'plugin2' ); If a plugin has parts which could be turned off and on it should have
it's
own configuration. This is IMHO the plugin part.
I agree with this. There should be an enabled_plugins config setting. One reason for this would be that it will allow RC to ship with a basic set of plugins in place without them being on by default just because they're there.
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