At 7:20 PM -0500 1/28/06, AlpineWeb wrote:
A Domain Administrator is created and assigned a quota of 1000MBs and
the ability to create 10 end users. The Domain Administrator now has the
ability to create 10 users whose total, combined quotas are
"constrained" to 1000MBs. The end users quotas are not in addition to
the Domain Admins quota but rather constrained by it.
Actually as I understand it, the end users quota are BOTH "constrained
by" AND "in addition to" the Domain Admins' quota.
Of course, all of this could also be solved if I could push the web
file space off to one of the end user accounts. That brings us back
to separation of roles again. I would like to be able have a Domain
Admin account that does nothing but manage permissions, quotas, and
email mappings for the domain and a "end user" account that handles
the domain's web file space. And if I could disable the other Domain
Admin's privileges (Mail, FTP, File Management, Shell Access) without
still allowing the ability to the *grant* these privileges to the "end
user" accounts, then CPX would be a much better match for my use case.
If your Domain Administrator could only "manage permissions, quotas, and
email mappings for the domain" how would end user accounts be created
and deleted, passwords changed, etc.
Of course you're correct. Perhaps I wasn't precise enough? Let's try
this again. I want a Domain Admin account that can log into CPX to do
*all* the Domain Admin stuff *except* manage the domain's web space
files and an end user account that owns/manages the web space files
for the domain. And I want to be able to disable Mail, FTP, and Shell
privileges on the Domain Admin account while still allowing the
account to grant these privileges to the end user accounts.
You could also submit a request/suggestion to the CPX development team.
Thanks, I intend to. But of course this seems to be a good place to
start a discussion on the merits of any suggestions I might offer.
Thanks for the feedback.
Ric
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