Sam Varshavchik wrote: > Justin Murdock writes: >>> Justin Murdock writes: >>>> I'm running the v 3.0.8 of the standalone Courier imap server. >>>> >> Shouldn't Courier be returning those of the "x", "e" and "t" flags that >> are set in this case? >> >> "maildiracl -compute ...... user=me" returns lret, >> but myrights returns lr. Bug? > > > There are no e and t rights in ACL1. > > If you are using the ACL1 API, use the d flag. > > If you are using the ACL2 API, use the full set of flags. I'm sorry, I don't understand. The manual entry suggests that maildiracl uses ACL2. The server lists ACL2=UNION in its capability, so I guess it uses ACL2. The working draft says "A client may determine the set of rights granted to the logged-in user for a given mailbox by using the MYRIGHTS command." Why then does "maildiracl -compute ...... user=me" return the ACL2 result "lret", but when I'm logged into the server as "me" 'r1 MYRIGHTS "#shared.user.folder"' only returns "lr"? Am I missing something obvious? I note they've "fixed" the "c" flag to be "k" and "x" > If you're messing with maildiracl, you have to know which clients you will be > dealing with. I though the point of having backwards compatability was that you didn't? How do I cause the server to return ACL2 rights?
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