Currently, we don't have this feature. But you can easily modify PostfixAdmin code to fit your need.

PS: Which backend do you use? OpenLDAP or MySQL?

iRedMail's SQL structure is based on PostfixAdmin's early version, but they should be almost same.

Spend several minutes to check the structure and read some records, you will find how to insert new records into it.

I do not think so as a feature overall, because virtual-user management is done using different ways looking at mysql vs ldap.
In this case it would be more probably that this feature is just developed for ldap system, as project is making money trough selling iredadmin and this might be add on feature for non-free version.
Usualy one who would make patch for postfixadmin, used with mysql, does not care to patch iredadmin, used in ldap scenario, and vice versa.

Untill something is not done for postfixadmin this would definetely win some people, in need of such functionality, to switch to ldap.

I agree to utilize LDAP. If requiring payment for this piece I would recommend changing it from a feature to a module addon. It's just my experience within software engineering that a feature request is applied to the main branch for everyone whereas modules we require payment for.

Just my two cents.

Yes, I'm willing to pay for this module!

I'll also be purchasing iRedAdmin once I receive approval from the upper brass.

Cheers,

MFiendD

It is easier to let people that need email address with your domain to enter their own information.
No chance to misspell, they setup password, they have to go trough how-to to use it.
You just aprove, most of the time, or not.

Makes life of admin easy.