Tue Wennerberg writes:
What's your auth module? It should be authpam. Virtual auth modules know nuthin about unix groups. Also check the permissions on all the parent directories of the sharable maildirs, to verify that the group can indeed get to the folder.I have a unix user 'tuetest' which has its own group 'tuetest'. I have also created a unix group 'mygroup' (no password) which has 'tuetest' as one of its members. I've created a shared folder withmaildirmake -S /var/spool/mail/shared maildirmake -s write,group -f testfolder /var/spool/mail/shared chgrp -R mygroup /var/spool/mail/shared/.testfolder Problem is, that the imap user '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' which maps to the unix user 'tuetest' can't view or edit the folder, as I would expect, even though its a member of the 'mygroup' unix group. I'm running on RedHat 8.0 with latest stable courier version. Does Courier not support this kind of behaviour? If it does, what do I need to do?
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