Hi Bruce,

This is absolutely right. In the most cases SYSTEM does need not full control 
either.

The both accounts IMail works with must be restricted for sure. It can't be the 
solution, that those users have full control over the Application- and 
Data-directories. Especially the IIS guest user must run under very limited 
rights. This affects the registry too.

Did somebody already test, if IMail will work, after reducing the rights to the 
usual read/write/change permissions?

IMail 2006 does not strictly separate program and data by default. With a bit 
registry hacking, a separation is possible. At the end, three or four files 
need R/W access in the application directory. We made that already for every 
version of IMail, including 2006 .

I have no idea, why we poor admins have fiddle around in the registry to 
fullfil some basic IT-rules. This separation could be done very very easy by 
default and would allow to implement a security concept easily.

If somebody is interested what have to be done for a 99% separation, i can post 
more infos.  

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Am Mittwoch, 4. Januar 2006 um 00:53 schrieben Sie:

> Full control should NEVER be allowed on a server of any kind!  That will
> give full access to anyone who can connect to the site.
>  
> The only account having FULL CONTROL is ADMINISTRATOR and SYSTEM.
>  
> The user who is logged into the system checking his mail should only be
> allowed CREATE, MODIFY and DELETE, NOT full control.
>  
> This is a definitely problem with the latest version of IMail and needs to
> be addresses ASAP.  We will not deploy until this is resolved!
>  
> Bruce Barnes
> ChicagoNetTech Inc

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> Full control?

> Mike Barber wrote: 

>         Here you will find the permissions necessary

>         
> http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/IM-20051123-DM03.htm#InstallUpgrade

>                 For your scenario you will need to add IUSR_ComputerName  to
> d:\imail\

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>         Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 5:23 PM
>         To: [email protected]
>         Subject: [IMail Forum] 2006 permissions

>                 We have all of our domains on the D drive and it seems that
> permissions are still not corrected after installing 2006.01. This is the
> error I get when I try to save attachment blocking:
>         
>         "Unable to open attachment blocking file d:\IMail\\ab.txt"
>         
>         That would indicate a permissions problem but it is reading the
> file. What file permissions should be in place?
>         
>         Thanks,
>         
>         Bill


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