[billm]

Originally Posted by rdargahi

Hi Bill,

Gzip compression

I assume you mean for JavaScript files? We do infact aggregate, compress, and gzip the JavaScript. If you are building from source, you have to do a production deployment for this to happen - I believe the ant rule is prod-deploy (though I don't have the build.xml file handy right now)

I meant any data downloaded to the client so as to keep network bandwidth usage down. It sounds like you already do this, it's a little difficult for me to verify though (my issue, not yours)

Filtering

Completely agree with the need for quick access to filters. We have a UI spec for it, and need to implement it - so it is just a simple matter of programming We do have a number of bugs in the filter UI that we will fix as soon as we can - Apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused you.

Oh no worries, I know this isn't GA yet Just reporting stuff as I see it in case nobodies noticed or thought of it.

Ability to send email from other accounts (or aliases)

Could you please elaborate a little more on what the requirement is?

Say I have an account that I can login to as foo@bar.com, but can receive email to foo@bar.com and foobar@bar.com, I'd like to be able to send email using the aliases that are enabled for my account (administrator settable of course, I can see plenty of admins NOT wanting this). Does that help a little? I'm thinking something along the lines of a "From:" drop down with the default being the login (or account) name (btw, I discovered I could log in to the webmail account via aliases too!) allowing the user to select his alternate email aliases as the sender. In my personal case, I'd like to subscribe to mailing lists using an address of account-mailinglist@domain and reply using that so my actual _personal_ email account isn't posted all over the 'net. But I can see this being useful outside of my personal case though, else I wouldn't be asking for it.

Quota's larger than 2GB

There should be no architectural limitation of a max 2GB quota. I believe the current milestone build may have a limitation due to the quota being specified an int; however, that is a bug and my understanding is that it has been fixed. Unlimited means until you run out of disk.

OK, that's what I figured unlimited was, but when there was a limit to the max quota, I started to wonder. Glad to hear that's a bug


Thanks for the reply. Keep up the good work, this is a phenomenal product!

--Bill

PS. waiting patiently for a FreeBSD port ;-PPP