M. J. [Mike] O'Brien wrote:
Hi Aron: Thunderbird works like a charm as a very IMAP_ACL-friendly MUA.
Hello,
In DBMA you need to give your intended users permission on #Public/folder, after you have created that folder, to allow them to at least lookup, read, see, write, insert and post (and create, delete, and/or administer if you like)
Oke, there is no problem with #Public/ but I wanted to ask for #Users/. If I share a folder of a user, there is nothing in the subscription list of thunderbird. I shared a folder of user1 and I gave sufficent rights for user2 but user2 has no new folder to subscribe in the list in thunderbird.
A.
