Il giorno 14/ott/2010, alle ore 19.40, Timo Sirainen ha scritto:
> On Thu, 2010-10-07 at 09:14 +0200, Andre wrote:
>
>> # doveadm mailbox create -u __public__ sys/test
>> doveadm(__public__): Error: Can't create mailbox sys/test: Permission denied
>
> Assuming you have a sys/ namespace prefix for a public namespace, then I
> guess this fails because the default ACL prevents all accesses.
>
>> but if I do:
>>
>> # doveadm mailbox create -u __public__ test
>>
>> every thing is OK.
>
> And this works because "" is a private namespace and its default ACL
> gives admin access.
>
>> “sys" is a shared maildir folder, that is visible in the client as
>> "#Public/sys”.
>
> Shouldn't you have used "#Public/sys/test" as the mailbox name then?
>
>> __public__ is the user that owns Public folders, here is the complete
>> details:
>>
>> userdb: __public__
>> uid : 10002
>> gid : 8
>> home : /var/mail/domainname/__public__
>> mail :
>> maildir:~/maildir:INBOX=~/maildir/INBOX:LAYOUT=fs:INDEX=~/indexes/
>
> This doesn't really tell me what mailboxes other people then see. The
> same __public__/maildir/ is the other users' #Public/sys/ namespace?
> Then shouldn't it work if you just create "test" and it shows up to
> others as #Public/sys/test?
>
> Anyway .. dovecot -n output would have been helpful. I've done too much
> guessing above.
>
>> Do I have to add root with proper permissions to ACL?
>
> No.
>
You’re right, I should give you definitions for namespaces.
Here it is:
namespace {
inbox = no
list = children
location =
maildir:/var/mail/%d/__public__/maildir/:LAYOUT=fs:INDEX=~/indexes/public/
prefix = "#Public/"
separator = /
subscriptions = no
type = public
}
so, #Public (/var/mail/domainname/__public__) is the “root” of my namespace,
“sys” is a folder inside #Public.
Anyway, I’ve solved putting correct permissions in ACLs. One thing: I did not
find anywhere informations about the necessity to put an ACL even on “root” of
namespace. I’ve added a proper dovecot-acl file in
/var/mail/domainname/__public__ and wverything started to work.
Anyway, thanks again for your effort in deciphering my previous post :) and
thanks for the great program dovecot is!
Andre
