Hi Albert,
I would assume that giving these users the 'k' (CREATE) right and
removing the 'x' (DELETE) right would do the trick. If that doesn't
work, it might be a bug in Cyrus. If so, please create an issue on GitHub.
On 12/16/25 12:07 PM, Albert Shih wrote:
Hi,
Sometime ago I already ask this question but didn't get a answer who solve
my problem.
Maybe with the «new» version of my cyrusimapd....
So I'm running cyrusimapd on a Debian 12 so that's mean I'm running 3.6.1
My problem is with the ACL, I got this kind of mailbox
shared.mailbox1
shared.mailbox1.mailbox1.1
....
shared.mailbox2
shared.mailbox2.mailbox2.1
etc..
The group of users of those shared mailbox need to have the right to create
sub folder under
shared.mailboxX
But they very often move
shared.mailbox1 -> shared.mailbox2.mailbox2.1.mailbox1
so in that situation new mail would be lost because the shared mailbox
just don't exist anymore and we need to manually move the mailbox back.
I try different set of acl on shared.mailboxX and didn't find any set who
can both allow users create subfolder and deny them to move the first level
mailbox.
Any idea ?
Regards
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Albert SHIH 🦫 🐸
Observatoire de Paris
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Kenneth Murchison
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Fastmail US LLC
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