*any* user's folder structure

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With the imapd.conf as show below in use I can see *any* user's folder structure (cannot see the contents) when I do subscribe - query (showing those that I'm not explicity subscribed to). This is with Thunderbird or Outlook. I see a "user" top level folder, all users below that, and have the ability to expand any/everything from there.

Yeah, I thought foolstupidclients would work but it did not.

This may be just bad ACL assignment (which are assigned by default), here's mine and a few other random ones:

kkruzich lrswipcda
magosto lrswipcda
dcollins lrswipcda
rcotto lrswipcda

Another behavior, most likely related to this issue, is I can *create* folders outside of my own tree --where they appear as /imap/THISFOLDER but I cannot delete these. I don't want to be able to do this.

Any comments would be greatly appreciated.


--- imapd.conf ---
configdirectory: /var/lib/imap
foolstupidclients: true
partition-default: /imap3
partition-imap2: /imap2
partition-imap3: /imap3
partition-imap: /imap
sasl_mech_list: PLAIN
sasl_pwcheck_method: auxprop
seenstate_db: flat
sendmail: /usr/sbin/sendmail
sievedir: /var/lib/imap/sieve
---

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Kevin Kruzich
UNIX Systems Administrator
Linkshare Corporation
Tel 646-654-6000 x344
Fax 646-602-0160
kkruzich@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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