Nicolas Massé <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Comment peut-on configurer un serveur imap (ici imapd), car je voudrais que > les client n'aient accès qu'à ~/mail or ils ont accès à ~/ (les documents > des utlisateurs se trouvent dans ~/documents/) ? > > En clair, comment dire au serveur de démarrer dans ~/mail et pas dans ~/ ?
cf. la doc de imapd (docs/imaprc.txt) : 32) set mail-subdirectory <subdirectory name> Change the default connected directory from the user's home directory to the named subdirectory of the user's home directory. For example, setting MAILSUBDIR="mail" will cause the POP2 and IMAP servers to connect to the user's ~/mail subdirectory. This is equivalent to the env_unix.c edit described in Example 2 of the CONFIG file. Note that if the subdirectory does not exist, the result is undefined. It is probably an extremely bad idea to set this unless you can guarantee that the subdirectory exists for all users. If you can not guarantee this, then you should leave the default as the user's home directory and allow them to configure a personal default in their IMAP client. The default is not to use any subdirectory. Cette option est à mettre dans /etc/c-client.cf si tu veux que tous les clients utilisent cette option. Nicolas. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
