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...what is not possible. After reading I discovered that I use mbox and that maildir is needed in order to be able to use subfolders. I have created a Maildir folder with the maildirmake.dovecot command in my /home/mirko directory and corrected the owner. Now dovecot uses the Maildir and I can create subfolers. However my problem is that I don't receive Emails in my Inbox. Incoming mails are delivered to /var/mail/mirko, but when dovecot uses Maildir it doesn't access this. I have played with the default_mail_env settings in dovecot.conf which does influence the use of mbox or Maildir. However th...

I've "group" namespace and b2b mailbox under it. I'm unable to subscribe to it and deliver emails there. Here is my problem: if I create subfolder (lets name it "subf") under b2b mailbox I'm unable to subscribe to it until acl plugin is enabled. Even if I put dovecot-acl file in .b2b.subf folder with anyone full rights dovecot-acl-list doesn't get populated

Problems with acl in dovecot-1.2.15 was not solved! See my configs below. And I see the new bug - still something wrong with configs: cat dovecot-acl: user=t1 lrwsti #user=oper-olegs lrwsti #user=oper-antona lrwsti user=operdss lr #user=operdss lrwsti User t1 can't create subfolers in inbox. He can only create subfolders in the first levels: Inbox test3 test4 Outbox Sent Trash Test1 - test folder created by t1 user Folders test3 and test4 can't be deleted by t1 - why? Owner of the test3 and test4 - annother user, but but with group rights everething is fine. User operds...

On 05/06/2019 10:18, adam_xu--- via samba wrote: > Hi , > > For example. I have a share service named "IT", I want only members in the IT team can see that share, members in other team can't even see the share. Then I would do this: > remove the user "everyone"'s share permission and add "domain admins" with full control and the ad group

Hello -- I am creating a share directory on a samba server for a group of users. I would like to make sure: 1. Only the members in that group can create files and subfolders on that directory 2. Other people cannot have any access to the files/subfolers. 3. The members can have full access to files/directories other members create. The above requirements seem simple, however, my problem is, because the share directory is neither under any of the members' home directory nor a seperate partition, and the system umask is set to 022, which...