Feature request

[Guest]

1)Would like to see all user aliases grouped per user in the user management - display only would be fine
2) site creation without a sitealias fails with http error
3) possibility to set timezone
4) automatic email sent when site/user is created by using a template
or possibility to attach to this event
5) allow user to change forwarding
6) Possibility to change icon in ispmanager
7) Firewall settings - I prefer to close all ports<1024 not needed

You guys are doing a really great job, maybe some of the points are in development I want to write down what I am missing at this time.

greets
Bernhard

[alain]

1)Would like to see all user aliases grouped per user in the user management - display only would be fine
need to think ...

2) site creation without a sitealias fails with http error
fixed.

3) possibility to set timezone
Done.

4) automatic email sent when site/user is created by using a template
or possibility to attach to this event
it is for next generation of ISPmanager

5) allow user to change forwarding
Done

6) Possibility to change icon in ispmanager
you can edit any images /usr/local/ispmgr/skins/
for your task you should replace logo.gif

7) Firewall settings - I prefer to close all ports<1024 not needed
Firewall is dangerous for usual users. We suppose only admin with special knowledge should manage it and he can do it through shell.

All done and fixes take effect for version 4.0.14 (should be released 30-31 August)

[Guest]

Hi,

[quote]1)Would like to see all user aliases grouped per user in the user management - display only would be fine
need to think ...

I hope you can figure out what I meant. This would make it possible to get an overall overview, which user "owns" which alias.

4) automatic email sent when site/user is created by using a template
or possibility to attach to this event
it is for next generation of ISPmanager

Maybe you can think about calling an external shell script, where admins can implement what they want...

Thanks for you really fast and satisfying reply.
greets
Bernhard

[alain]

I hope you can figure out what I meant. This would make it possible to get an overall overview, which user "owns" which alias.
i understand

Maybe you can think about calling an external shell script, where admins can implement what they want...
Good idea, to make some event handlers to allow admins solve his specific tasks