This can't have been estimated while it has not been designed. Furthermore, the split up of tickets means this ticket has become an epic.

This is a desired solution rather than the user story.

Seafile returns directory metadata containing the read-only / read-write state of a folder, so no separate round-trip would be needed.

They're a good set of indications of what metrics could be included, but they do not describe how the data should be retrieved in real life;

We have collected the requirements for the status dashboard in a dedicated wiki page.

This logo is for Enterprise:

This topic is interesting to TBits.net, since we have our own DomainAdmin patches, which has probably the same goal to support resellers/tenants.

There are unanswered questions about the sources of data, metrics calculation and status granularity to display.

For as long as a Hosted Kolab deployment is not a global multi-billion dollar conglomerate, we cannot just accept users send messages, using email addresses for which we only have had a one-time guarantee the user owns the email address, indefinitely (i.e. without prolonged and/or continuous proof the user still owns the recipient address).

The following components are in place:

Adding the #HKCCP project as the sole beneficiary.

As far as the umbrella is concerned, this is completed.

I modified the rules to also include rDO (Docker) in the Deployment of Continuous Integration, so that we do not have to orchestrate pushing and pulling images that amount to ~1.5GB

In T9#171, @vanmeeuwen wrote:

Herald rules H2, H3, H4, H5, H6, H7, H8 and H9 now collaborate to have commits to all repositories, with the exception of the rD repository and the upstream branches on repositories that are associated with KDE PIM, run through Stick for the purpose of Quality Assurance.

Herald rules H2, H3, H4, H5, H6, H7, H8 and H9 now collaborate to have commits to all repositories, with the exception of the rD repository and the upstream branches on repositories that are associated with KDE PIM, run through Stick for the purpose of Quality Assurance.