I was testing my web application when I found (maybe) a bug into cyrus.
I can create a mailbox "user/foo%bar@xxxxxxxxxxxx", but cannot use this user foo%bar@xxxxxxxxxxxx
as "who" into any setacl command.
setacl user/mailbox@xxxxxxxxxxxx mailbox@xxxxxxxxxxxx lrswipcda --> ok
setacl user/foo%bar@xxxxxxxxxxxx mailbox@xxxxxxxxxxxx lrswipcda --> ok
setacl user/mailbox@xxxxxxxxxxxx foo%bar@xxxxxxxxxxxx lrswipcda --> Invalid identifier
setacl user/foo%bar@xxxxxxxxxxxx foo%bar@xxxxxxxxxxxx lrswipcda --> Invalid identifier
My application is written in python using the imaplib.
I tried using php, but got the same error.
I rewrote imaplib to send the setacl arguments as literal
(to mimic cyrus that send any string with a % inside as a literal) but got the same error.
The problem is, why does cyrus accept to create a mailbox with a % and then reject this user
in setacl command ?
I use imapd-2.2.12-2.5.0_kolab2.src.rpm
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Alain Spineux
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