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[cpx] Separation of Roles
- Subject: [cpx] Separation of Roles
 
- From: Ricardo Newbery <newbery@xxxxxxxxxxx>
 
- Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 23:17:23 -0800
 
Wondering whether CPX can (or will soon) support the separation of 
File Management role from the Mail accounts.
I typically set up my clients with a single account to administer the 
domain, including managing the email forwards and the web file space. 
This domain account does not have an email account.  Instead, all the 
email accounts for the domain are allocated separately.
Sometimes, I even go one step further and set up three separate 
roles.  Domain manager, web space manager, and email accounts.
This makes it easier for clients to give access to the web space area 
without simultaneously granting access to their main email account or 
any other management tools.  It also reduces some other security 
issues involved with sharing the main domain username/password with 
an email account.
I can't seem to reproduce this setup in CPX.  If I uncheck any 
privilege (Mail, FTP, File Management, or Shell Access) for the 
Domain Admin, it also turns off the ability to create (or edit!) End 
Users with this privilege.  Since you can already restrict the 
"grant" privileges separately from the domain admin account 
privileges, I can't think of any reason for this sort of restriction. 
Is there a fix?
Also, if I understand correctly, CPX's model seems to assume that the 
Domain Manager account will also be the one that should "own" the 
domain file space.  Has any thought been given to separating the 
Domain Admin role from the domain's web space file management role?
And finally, how does the quota allocation work?  I've been 
experimenting and it isn't clear whether the Domain Admin quota is 
affected at all by the user quota allocations.
Ric
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