never mind that info. I misunderstood something and see that DBMA is
infact creating the required record in dbmail_acl.
The mystery continues...
Adam Kosmin wrote:
After some additional testing, I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest
that DBMA 2.4.8 is at fault here. It appears that the required record is
not being inserted into the dbmail_mailboxes table after attempting to
share a user's Inbox.
Here's what I tried:
1. dbmail-util -ay (just to know I'm staring with a "clean" database)
2. In dbma, chose user "monitor"
3. Selected monitor/INBOX from pulldown and clicked Add ACL button
Results: monitor/INBOX appears in the "These are the shared folders of
user "monitor" pulldown menu
This is the point where I looked at the records in dbmail_mailboxes and
saw no appropriate entry.
Best,
Adam
Adam Kosmin wrote:
Just wanted to jump in and say that I'm seeing the same problem using
the following:
DBMail svn 2039
DBMA 2.4.8
Thunderbird 1.0.8 and 1.5
I've even attempted to view the #User shares with sylpheed-claws with
no luck.
Is anyone here able to create and manage them at the moment? If so,
can you please respond with the names and versions of the software
you're using?
Best,
Adam
DS wrote:
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Kmail supports SETACL (which is what you're looking for).
By goodness it certainly does! That is what I've been looking for.
Too bad the customer is on Windoze. But at least I have an option
for setting them up besides a web client.
Thanks!
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