Add support for Cyrus-imap or at least make some mail option tabs optional

[Justin Albstmeijer]

Hi,

I have been running Cyrus-imap and ISPconfig3 for 2 years now in production.

Works great.

But still some small things are annoying and could easily be fixed.

As long as ISPconfig3 does not support Cyrus-map, the mail config tabs "Autoresponder", "Mail filter" and "Custom rules" are presented to users but of course do not work.

A quick fix would be to be able to disable these tabs in the configuration.
The cleanest way would be if these tabs would correspond with limits that would cause the tab to disappear if the limit value is "0".

I provide the "Autoresponder", "Mail filter" and "Custom rules" functionality to the users though the webmail client as long as ISPconfig does not support Cyrus-imap and it's Sieve filtering daemon.

See http://bugtracker.ispconfig.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=276

But much nicer would be if Cyrus-imap would be supported.

See http://bugtracker.ispconfig.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=277

I see similar requests concerning Dovecot, hopefully this could mean that the "disable" option would come available and that the sieve support will also be useful for Cyrus.

"Disable unsupported mailbox traffic statistic in case of dovecot mailserver"
http://bugtracker.ispconfig.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=1557

"FS#1352 - Modify where sieve scripts are saved."
http://bugtracker.ispconfig.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=1352

Thanks in advance.

[till]

Dovecot is already fully supported incl. traffic statistics in the current svn version.

[Justin Albstmeijer]

Dovecot is already fully supported incl. traffic statistics in the current svn version.

I'm indeed aware Dovecot is supported.

The question was if Cyrus-imap could get supported, I'm willing to invest as much test/investigation time as necessary, I' just missing the php coding skills.

But if you are not interested, could you at least make these specific mail options optional for those that would like to use Cyrus-imap or any other not fully supported pop/imap daemon?

Thanks in advance.