similar to: Public Namespace + ACLs + virtual users

Background: I am wanting to create shared folders (public namespace) with access control lists on the sub directories. Our implementation of dovecot (v1.0b7) uses many virtual users and domains and 1 actual user (vmail), all using maildir. So far I have successfully created the public namespace (Public_Folders) which every user can access but I'm having difficulty restricting access using

Hi there, I have the problem that I'm unable to delete a subfolder (again) I created within a public folder. I've already read about configuring Thunderbird to delete immediately - which I did. But it still doesn't work. I delete -> the folder is gone -> I get a TB error message saying "The folder doesn't exist" -> after restarting TB the folders appear again.

Hi, I'm having trouble to get ACLs working in a more restrictive way with namespaces. I would like to grant certain users the ability to create new mailboxes in a public namespace e.g. "Public/Newsletters" etc. It works when I add the users to a ".DEFAULT" ACL file like this: user=username lrwk Anyway I'd like to limit their permissions on the Namespace

Hi. Well, I've the next problem. I turned on the new attachment de-duplication stuff in the configuration. If I send an attchment between two accounts on my test system, the attment gets saved ion the configured mail_attachment_dir. But... if I delete it from the senders Send folder and the receivers Inbox (and of course empty Trash afterwards in both cases), the hashes and the attachment

Op 7/4/2017 om 8:44 AM schreef Paolo: > Il 30/06/2017 10:46, Paolo ha scritto: >> Hello, >> >> my dovecot version is 2.1.17 >> >> I've configured some public namespaces (config attached). When a mail >> arrives at a certain mail address, that mail is handled by dovecot >> lmtp server and a sieve script is executed that shuold move the >>

hi! i would appreciate to have some comments on my below scenario: # from the config userdb static { args = uid=vmail gid=mail home=/vmail/%d/%n } namespace public { separator = / prefix = All/ location = maildir:/vmail/%d/all/Maildir:CONTROL=~/Maildir/control/ all:INDEX=~/Maildir/index/all inbox = no hidden = no } namespace private { separator = / prefix =

Hello, i already asked a similiar question some month ago but still have no fix for my problem :-( This is my global location option in 10-mail.conf: mail_location = maildir:/home/vmail/%d/%n/MAILDIR:INBOX=/home/vmail/%d/%n/MAILDIR/.INBOX:INDEX=/home/vmail/%d/%n/INDEX/ This works fine, until i'm using a public namespace. The following namespace is a normal user too, every mail to bos at

We're a dealer in Europe selling commercial phone & building management systems, some residential too. All the new office buildings have an EIB bus to manage the lights, clima, security access, etc. The big companies also have Crestron or AMX automation and media servers for the boardroom. Asterisk is an awesome phone solution, but if we could offer a solution that tied it all together

> > Domain=[WORKGROUP] OS=[Windows 6.1] Server=[Samba 4.2.14-Debian] Server=[Samba 4.2.14-Debian] You can change the version-Debian yes. But you need to rebuild you samba for it. Run : apt-get source samba cd samba-.... Edit VERSION You see somethine like this. ######################################################## SAMBA_VERSION_VENDOR_SUFFIX=Debian SAMBA_VERSION_VENDOR_PATCH=

Heh heh heh. Whoops. I've spent a few hours digging around in the source and nearly posted a kludge of a patch I'd written to give a kind of half-baked attempt at getting group-usable subscriptions files. Then I came across something in the source........ In the config file, do something like the following: namespace public { separator = / prefix = Public/ location =

I am wanting to set-up some basic sieve filtering on our Dovecot 1.0b7 box. Is this possible in 1.0b7? I'm completely new to sieve filtering so a basic dovecot sieve filtering how to would be fantastic! Any help would be greatly appreciated. Gavin

Hopefully someone can explain/help me with the dovecot.index.cache file. I am wanting to move a dovecot server (v1.0b7) onto a new box running the same version (1.0b7) of dovecot. To do this I rsync'd the maildir files to the new server but when I logged into the new machine through IMAP dovecot reported: IMAP(username): file index-mail.c: line 105 (index_mail_get_fixed_field): assertion

After looking through wiki/config/list I'm still not sure, what exactly is the difference between those two. Even all the examples in dovecot's wiki don't have a single "namespace shared" anywhere. And there's only short mention about the difference in dovecot.conf . Peeking into rfc2342 - would shared namespace relate to "Other Users' Namespace(s)" and

Hi tl;dr: Seems that for Global ACL directory, namespace prefix is not part of the path, when looking for acl file. Long version: We're planning to update dovecot in next os update to 2.2.36 and while going through regression testing, we found a problem with ACL configuration combined with namespace. Test uses "Global ACL directory" configuration. Relevant configuration part:

Hello, I'm running Dovecot 2.2.3, and am having issues with my public folders, shared folders, and virtual/ALl folders apparently ACLs are on that list as well. I was debugging an unrelated problem with my smtp server and got the following dovecot debug log output. Below is also a doveconf -n output as well as my shared-folder definition file and my global-acls file. What I'm trying to

Sorry, we have not yet been able to look into this.. It's now in our internal system as DOP-966 Aki > On 7 March 2019 17:31 Michal Hlavinka via dovecot <dovecot at dovecot.org> wrote: > > > Hi, > any progress with this issue? Do you need more information to debug and > fix this? > > Cheers > Michal Hlavinka > > On 9/18/18 4:10 PM, Michal Hlavinka

Hi, thanks for the answer. I think your environment was not set up correctly to reproduce this bug. I've retested with 2.3.5 and I can still reproduce it. I've attached a script that will configure everything for testing and if you have a virtual machine available, you can use it directly (it expects linux with systemd for dovecot restart). relevant section from config: namespace {

Dear list, I am using dovecot 1.0.15 on Debian Lenny. I have a public folder, I use ACL / vfile (without public ACL), and I use maildir / vmail. Now I have two questions: 1) http://wiki.dovecot.org/ACL states: "Mailboxes in public namespaces don't have owners, so by default no-one can access them." The same document, when explaining the meaning of the k flag in the ACLs, states:

Hello, Thank you for your reply. Here's my acl files: public/TestFolder dovecot-acl anyone lr user=user1 akxeilprwts -user=user1 user=user2 lr public/TestFolder1 dovecot-acl user=user1 lr user=user2 lr public/dovecot-acl user=user1 lr user=user2 lr and I have another dovecot-acl file in shared/office folder: user=user1 at domain.com lrwstipekxa user=user2 at domain.com lrwstipekxa

Hi All, I am trying to achieve ACL set in Public folders, I have public namespace in dovecot.conf like this namespace public { separator = / prefix = Public/ location = maildir:/var/mail/public/ subscriptions = no } and now under public folder I have two subfolders .test and .test1 . I have created dovecote-acl under .test so that it can be seen and subscribe. but I can't see