The MaMoMa user interface

This is a description of the main pages of the MaMoMa user interface.

List e-mail domains

This is the first page shown after logging in. It lists the e-mail domains defined in the database and provides the "Create" button to create a new e-mail domain definition.

At the top of the list, two aggregate values are shown:

Total quota assigned: the sum total of the storage quota assigned to all domains, in megabytes
Total space used: the sum total of the storage space used by all accounts in all domains, in megabytes

The list of domains contains the following fields:

domain: the name of the e-mail domain, along with a brief comment if defined. Clicking the name of the e-mail domain leads to the list of users within it.
NQ: "near quota" - a "!" character if there is at least one user account in this domain that is currently using more than the configured amount (85% by default) of their storage quota
quota: the sum total of the storage quota assigned to all user accounts in this domain, in megabytes
used: the sum total of the storage space used by all user accounts in this domain, in megabytes
pct used: the ratio of the storage space used and the storage quota assigned

Create an e-mail domain

This part is yet to be written. This page allows a MaMoMa global administrator (see the user access section) to define a new domain that Postfix will receive messages for and Dovecot will allow logins for.

List user accounts

This page lists the e-mail user accounts defined for an e-mail domain and provides a link to the list of e-mail aliases within that domain and the "Create" button to create a new user account.

The list of user accounts contains the following fields:

Email: the username portion of the e-mail address of the user account. Clicking the username allows the account attributes to be edited.
A: "active": - Y if the user account is currently active (it can receive e-mail messages and it can log in to retrieve them), N otherwise
quota: the storage quota assigned to the user account, in megabytes
used: the storage space used by the user account, in megabytes
pct used: the ratio of the storage space used and the storage quota assigned
homedir: the filesystem directory where the user account's e-mail messages are stored, along with some more Dovecot configuration settings
UID: the user ID of the system account that Dovecot will use to access the mailbox
GID: the ID of the system group that Dovecot will use to access the mailbox
actions: a link that allows the account to be deleted.