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)"
Logging seem to be a little bit of a problem by showing courier as
the sender instead of the actual authenticated user.
That's a problem with your MTA. Sqwebmail submits the message with the right
sender, but unless your user is 'trusted' then the MTA will override the
sender. Note that any bounces will be returned to this address, so it's not
just a "logging problem" as you describe it.
How you do this depends on the MTA. Those logs look like Exim logs; if so,
you'll need
trusted_users = courier
in exim's "configure" file (as it looks like you're running virtual accounts
as user 'courier'). For sendmail it would be something like
Tcourier
in sendmail.cf
Even though I've configured sqwebmail with --disable-changepass, on
the preferences page the fields for changing password is still
visible and functional. I wonder if it's now a runtime configuration
somewhere?
There is no such configure option as "--disable-changepass" anymore. You
need
DEFAULTOPTIONS="...,wbnochangepass=1"
which is documented in the INSTALL file for sqwebmail 5.1.x
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