> > Note, that on a given platform either filesystem or permission-based > shared > folders can be implemented, or virtual shared folders. That depends on how > the mailbox uids and gids are set up. If each mailbox uses a unique uid, > you > can only set up filesystem permission-based shared folders. If all > mailboxes > share the same uid, you can only use virtual shared folders. > > If your mailboxes have unique IDs, virtual shared folders will not work. > If > your mailboxes have the same ID, filesystem permission-based shared > folders > will not work. Whether you need to use one or the other depends on how > you've configured your mailboxes. > > See http://www.courier-mta.org/imap/README.sharedfolders.html >
I read that file several times, and it was very hard to understand, as it seemed to conflate different concerns in a way that I couldn't believe the actual code would do, but you seem to be saying that it does in fact behave like that. Are you sure none of the file system tricks I described will do the trick? If not, any advise on how to migrate a production system from one model to the other, with minimal disruption to the users? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Courier-imap mailing list [email protected] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-imap
