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...o mount the drive. My problem with either of these paradigms is that I have to have a password in plaintext. The samba share I am mounting isn't a public share, and shouldn't be. I'm not sure how to get around this properly. My current entry in /etc/fstab looks like: \\server_name\share_dir /mnt/dir smbfs auto 0 0 I know I could do: \\server_name\share_dir /mnt/dir smbfs auto,password=foo 0 0 OR: \\server_name\share_dir /mnt/dir smbfs auto,credentials=/some/filename 0 0 where /some/filename looks like username = bar password = foo I tried...

...o solve. Create a directory listing all the mailboxes that are shared to at least someone (have ACLs set). It could be configured like: namespace shared { # IMAP namespace prefix, %u expands to shared user prefix = user/%u/ # Directory containing symlinks to user's all shared mailboxes share_dir = ~/Maildir/shared # Where to store indexes for other users' accessed mailboxes index_dir = ~/Maildir/others-indexes } The ~/Maildir/shared directory could then contain symlinks to all the shared mailboxes. The directory list could probably be in Maildir++ layout even though the symlinks w...