On Thu, Mar 09, 2006 at 01:18:53AM -0800, George wrote:
On Tue, Mar 07, 2006 at 11:49:26PM -0800, George wrote:
Is there anyway to exclude during "make" any references to folder
permissions (Access Rights) or any setting in "Default Options" that
will turn it off and make it invisible?
In authdaemonrc,
DEFAULTOPTIONS="...,disabledshared=1"
Brian,
thanks for all the help yesterday. It was great help.
disableshared=1 in authdaemonrc is working fine for SqWebMail but it
seems like it has a side effect with Thunderbird as it gives an alert
of "Access denied for GETACL on INBOX (ACL "a" required)"
Old problem. Take this up with MrSam. He'll probably tell you that
Thunderbird isn't implementing the draft properly.
The problem is that courier-imap is announcing the ACL/ACL2 capabilities at
connection time, but after logging in, the particular mailbox doesn't
support any sharing. Thunderbird is assuming that because ACL/ACL2 are
announced, that it is entitled to issue GETACL on the INBOX.
The semantics of GETACL are not entirely clear; ISTM that one interpretation
of the original ACL spec is that you don't need the "a" right to perform
GETACL on a mailbox to which you otherwise have read/write access.
Anyway, if you're disabling shared mailboxes for *all* users, you can just
reconfigure imapd not to announce the ACL or ACL2 capabilities.
Brian.
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