Some questions for the Domains page

I have some questions for the Domains page of Postorius.
What intended audience is this page for? The server owner?
This brings up a follow up question. We have list owners, list members, and list users. What is the title for the superuser account that has the permissions to add/remove domains via Postorius?
What scenario would make someone want to add a description for a Domain?
Since templates can be added on a per domain basis, does that mean that domain template is applied to any list that is created under that domain name? Does it override list templates?
What is the purpose to have multiple owners for Domains? Does this allow a list owner to access the domains page and edit/create templates for their list domain?
Thanks, Brian

On Mon, Mar 16, 2020, at 11:19 AM, brian_carpenter@emwd.com wrote:
Yes, server owner a.k.a Super User in Django.
In terms of Core, we have:
- Site (Server) Owner (full management capability, Superuser in Django)
- Domain Owner (management of domain and all underlying lists, not implemented at all in Postorius)
- List owner (Access to List settings, List Owner in Postorius)
Domain owner permissions are not implemented in Postorius, so for now, only Superusers are able to manage even domain related settings.
List of domains is also something not publicly visible AFAIK to non-superusers.
For server owner to keep track of them, just like Mailinglist's have small description.
More specific targets override less specific ones. The order is:
- Site (server)
- Domain
- List
The details of this are documented here: https://mailman.readthedocs.io/en/latest/build/lib/mailman/rest/docs/templat...
Ideally, yes. As I mentioned above, this hasn't been implemented in Postorius to give full access to the domain owners to allow them to edit/create templates. There aren't any domain level settings just yet, but it would be the place for it.
-- thanks, Abhilash Raj (maxking)

On Mon, Mar 16, 2020, at 11:19 AM, brian_carpenter@emwd.com wrote:
Yes, server owner a.k.a Super User in Django.
In terms of Core, we have:
- Site (Server) Owner (full management capability, Superuser in Django)
- Domain Owner (management of domain and all underlying lists, not implemented at all in Postorius)
- List owner (Access to List settings, List Owner in Postorius)
Domain owner permissions are not implemented in Postorius, so for now, only Superusers are able to manage even domain related settings.
List of domains is also something not publicly visible AFAIK to non-superusers.
For server owner to keep track of them, just like Mailinglist's have small description.
More specific targets override less specific ones. The order is:
- Site (server)
- Domain
- List
The details of this are documented here: https://mailman.readthedocs.io/en/latest/build/lib/mailman/rest/docs/templat...
Ideally, yes. As I mentioned above, this hasn't been implemented in Postorius to give full access to the domain owners to allow them to edit/create templates. There aren't any domain level settings just yet, but it would be the place for it.
-- thanks, Abhilash Raj (maxking)
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