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...troller/my_action/32?extra_param=my_extra'' (32 is @my_object''s id) but params[:extra_param] contains ''my_extra?''. Why that extra question mark? I think I''m missing something. Any idea? Thank you in advance. -- _o) Imobach González Sosa //\ email: imobachgs at step dot es V_/_ jid: osoh at jabberes dot org url: http://www.banot.net/~osoh/ blog: http://devnull.blogs.banot.net -- Este mensaje ha sido analizado por STEP On Line en busca de virus y otros contenidos peligrosos, y se considera que está limpio. 902 10 18 43

Hi all, With some help of this list, I've managed to set up some mailboxes keeping \Seen flags as private. Thanks Timo for updating the documentation about that. But now, I've got another question: is it possible to keep those flags as private and have shared keywords ("Junk", "NotJunk", etc.)? I suppose that flags and keywords are stored in the index file, so I

Hi all, I've set up some shared folders and I'm controlling the access to them with the ACL plugin. As far as I know, ACL rules are not applied to sub-folders, right? So, when a user adds a new sub-folder, I need to add a dovecot-acl file granting read permissions to others users, right? Does exists any way to implement it using some dovecot feature? Or must I find my way? Just to

Hi all, I wanna to set up shared folders for a couple of users and I'd like that everyone could keep the \Seen flag as private. So if user #1 reads some messages and user #2 not, those messages appear as "unseen" to #2 and "seen" to #1. I've implemented shared folders using namespaces with every user having their own "control" and "private"

Hi all, I've read this not on the v1.1.2 release candidate announce: > If you haven't received an answer to your question, resend it. So, I've sent this message some days ago and I've got no answer (that's fine, no problem). So, I'm posting my question again: I've set up some shared folders and I'm controlling the access to them with the ACL plugin. As far