Merge pull request #94 from yaplik/master

czech translation update
Changes related to missing awstats icon location block in Nginx vhosts and Awstats configuration on Gentoo
fixes #1228
fixed #1229
Merge pull request #95 from powerfolder/master

Fixes related to the Awstats/Nginx and Awstats/Gentoo
update IDNA-class to latest version 0.8.0
don't call a cronjob function from within the panel (safe_exec not allowed), fixes #1227

Signed-off-by: Michael Kaufmann (d00p) <d00p@froxlor.org>
fixes #1152
Merge pull request #96 from powerfolder/master

Changed executable dir for Postfix on Gentoo
fix in display of error for path-field when dropdown is chosen (customer/domains); update change in speciallogfile also for subdomains of that domain, fixes #1223

Signed-off-by: Michael Kaufmann (d00p) <d00p@froxlor.org>
Changed some German sentences - grammer
Merge pull request #97 from wb7/master

Changed some german sentences
Updated german grammer #2
Removed tag at the end
Changed sentence @d00p
Bug #1220: Added smtpd_relay_restrictions to all postfix configurations
Merge pull request #98 from wb7/master

Updated german grammer
Merge pull request #99 from 5nafu/master

Added smtpd_relay_restrictions to all postfix configurations, fixes #1220
add possibility to specify enabled Zend Guard for APS, fixes #1235

Signed-off-by: Michael Kaufmann (d00p) <d00p@froxlor.org>
allow sieve usage for all mail users
Merge pull request #100 from evgeni/allow_sieve

allow sieve usage for all mail users
massive update of the wheezy templates, but take them with a grain of salt for now, in particular:
- dkim is broken (pending code changes, this affects *everyone* with opendkim i suppose)
- it has received *no* testing (yet)

other noteworthy stuff:
- nginx should be switched to upstream provided fcgi params file, as its essentially the same.
- dovecot should now work with exim4
- for the most part, configs were switched to the commented version if available, that requires some more reading for the admins, but this isn't a problem for you... right? :)

while i don't think any of this will break horribly, like drinking the beer in your fridge or some other nasty stuff, it will still require testing

Signed-off-by: Robert Förster (Dessa) <Dessa@froxlor.org>