document secure administrative user management engineering request - #56
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Summary
Adds a bounded engineering request for a future OSMAP administrative control plane covering domains, mailboxes, aliases, credentials, account state, and TOTP lifecycle.
Rationale
User administration currently depends on PostfixAdmin, while OSMAP TOTP enrollment remains an operator-managed filesystem procedure. This proposal records a secure path toward supported administration without expanding the browser-facing OSMAP process into a general privileged control plane.
Proposed direction
Security and governance
The request requires deny-by-default authorization, administrator MFA and reauthentication, canonical identity handling, secret-safe audit records, transactional or bounded mutations, negative-path and concurrency testing, OpenBSD validation, reversible deployment, and sanitized evidence.
This PR is documentation-only. It does not add administrative functionality, alter production behavior, or claim that PostfixAdmin can currently be retired.
Validation
mainwith no unrelated changes