On Wed, 2009-02-11 at 15:10 +0100, Thomas Hummel wrote:
> /courriel/boites/public/team1/.shared-project1/
> /team2/.shared-project2/
> /team3/.shared-project3/
>
>
> with something like
>
> namespace public {
> separator = /
> prefix = '#Public/'
> location = maildir:/courriel/boites/public
> inbox = no
> hidden = no
> list = yes
> subscriptions = yes
> }
>
> I guess if unix right and ACL are set up correctly, other people would only
> see
> non-selectionable '#Public'. I don't really understand how that would work, since your location points to the directory containing the team dirs so in maildir++ layout it doesn't show up anything? What you could do is override the location for each user separately. Or set the location to e.g. ~/shared and have that to be a symlink to the right team dir. > The only problem is the subscription file : my understanding is that you have > only one subscription file per namespace. Zero or one, yes. If you set subscriptions=no it'll use the parent namespace's subscriptions file. So assuming you have a prefix="" private namespace, I'd think you would want the shared subscriptions there as well. > Maybe unless you specify something like > > location = maildir:/courriel/boites/public:CONTROL=<some user dependent > location> > > But wouldn't that induce another problem : such a CONTROL directive would put > dovecot-uidlist and dovecot-keywords in the same user dependent location. Yes, so that wouldn't work very well if any keywords are used. > As I want to share the \Seen flag, I have to > > . put a dovecot-shared file If you create dovecot-shared file, the \Seen flag won't be shared.. Currently the only way to change this is by modifying sources. > So I would end up with > > . uid lists in some user dependant location (as a side effect of having > several subscriptions files) > . but indexes shared > > as uid is listed in index : wouldn't that be a problem ? That would be a really broken setup since UIDs wouldn't match.
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