Hi there
Wow, this is a lovely webmail app, thank you! Finally an open source webmail project which looks great and works well. It was an absolute breeze to setup :-) I'm eagerly testing it as a possible replacement for my current webmail system.
I'm serving it via lighttpd (running under FastCGI) and Dovecot IMAP.
I've included some preliminary feedback and suggestions below.
Thanks Dale
These are features which I feel are missing, even for a basic webmail client:
The following are features I'd like to see added:
All my users login with user%domain.name and many other ISPs do the same, or use a variation thereof user@domain.name, or user:domain.name.
Perhaps a config option could be added to generate default identities by splitting the login at a pre-defined delimeter and concatentating with '@' to create the email address, and leaving the name part to the user to fill in.
Most sysadmins also employ some form of spam filtering. I use DSPAM which allows users to train their own filters. The setup I employ involves minimal admin from my perspective, namely that users mail spam to spam@myisp,name and false positives to notspam@myisp.name.
So, for all folders other than the Junk folder, the action (button) called 'Junk' would redirect the message to a global spam@myisp.net address and then move it to the Junk folder.
Likewise, when viewing the Junk folder, the action (button) called 'Not Junk' would redirect the message to a global notspam@myisp.net address and then move it to the Inbox folder.
For flexibility in terms of other spam filtering setups, perhaps the spam and notspam actions could be customised to one of "forward to an address", or "pipe to another process" which should return something like a 0 for success, or 1 for failure... _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/users/