Hello,
Am 06.02.2012 16:05, schrieb Timo Sirainen:
Master user doesn't necessarily have access to all users' mailboxes.
In the passdb lookup you can decide if this master user is allowed to
be this destination user. For example if you used passdb
checkpassword, you could look at USER and
On 5.2.2012, at 18.53, rog7...@web.de wrote:
we are searching for a possibility to configure a user login on behalf of
another user with a PAM backend. This reminds to the behavior of a master
user. But a master user can access the mailboxes of all users. We need this
more restricted.
Hello,
we are searching for a possibility to configure a user login on behalf
of another user with a PAM backend. This reminds to the behavior of a
master user. But a master user can access the mailboxes of all users. We
need this more restricted.
Example:
User user1 and user2 shall get
rog7...@web.de wrote:
User user1 and user2 shall get access to the mailbox info. We
define the accounts info~user1 and info~user2 with the same home
directory like info.
Isn't this the kind of scenario shared folders were made for?
Grüße,
Sven.
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Den 2012-02-05 17:53, rog7...@web.de skrev:
Surely the preferable alternative would be the use of ACLs to give
acccess to other users mailboxes. But we started this setup with
Dovecot 1.0 or 1.1. And with these versions, ACLs weren't available.
And now we have too much accounts and clients,
Am 05.02.2012 18:14, schrieb Sven Hartge:
Isn't this the kind of scenario shared folders were made for?
Yes, of course. Although I didn't called it shared folders in my
original post, I had this in mind, when I wrote that ACLs would be the
better solution. But for historical reasons we are
