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Account size: xyz KB
Last received email time: <date>
Last sent email time: <date>
Last login: <date>
Number of emails: <count>
Number of folders: <count>
This is an idea, but it could be useful to have.
In fact I think the webadmin is missing a list of received and sent emails by users. Like rspamd provides.
But with a config option to sensor the email subjects.
Is your feature request related to a problem?
I'm having a problem with knowing if one user is really using it's account. In fact I am migrating my servers but for some unexpected reason some users seem to have connected to one that I had DNS disconnected.
The result: I have users and need a cli to know if it's only a login or if they received emails.
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Hi, thank you for suggestion. However, further development of the CLI has been discontinued, as our focus has now shifted towards enhancing the WebAdmin interface.
Which feature or improvement would you like to request?
I'd like to see this feature: a cli subcommand to stat the user emails.
For example
stalwartlabs-cli user-info [email protected]
Result:
This is an idea, but it could be useful to have.
In fact I think the webadmin is missing a list of received and sent emails by users. Like rspamd provides.
But with a config option to sensor the email subjects.
Is your feature request related to a problem?
I'm having a problem with knowing if one user is really using it's account. In fact I am migrating my servers but for some unexpected reason some users seem to have connected to one that I had DNS disconnected.
The result: I have users and need a cli to know if it's only a login or if they received emails.
Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: