Zhang,

Yes I know the strategy, but these would make the free package more usable and more likely that someone would upgrade. Right now when I recommend the software I HAVE to try to get them to use the paid version and I can't get them hooked on it with the free version.

I essentially do it with scripts at the command line.

Jim

This may just fit what you're looking for, Jpforte. A friend of mine wrote this front-end for managing accounts / aliases / forwarding, etc. He's an iRedMail user, as well, and wanted an easy-to-use interface to manage these things for those of us who don't have the extra $500 to spare.

https://github.com/johnnyq/mailadmin

I don't mean to step on anyone's toes, but I also believe that aliases should be something that can be managed with the open-source edition. There are plenty of features that can still be included in the Pro version like SQL Whitelisting / Blacklisting, etc. I use this particular page on my iRedMail server, and it works great for managing aliases. This is really important, because if you're running multiple domains, you need to have an alias for postmaster and abuse for those domains, and it should probably forward to one central email address if you're the main administrator of the server. At any rate, I use Johnny's front-end for managing this stuff. It works really well for me.