Re: SETACL and virtdomains

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On Wed, Aug 7, 2013, at 07:11 AM, Andrzej Kwiatkowski wrote:
> I'm using medium scale installation, with a lot clients domains, and 
> mailboxex in mutliple domains.
> 
> Now we want to add to clients functions of sharing mailboxes with some 
> apps from Kolab.
> 
> In docs i have found:
> 
>        * Domains are mutually exclusive - Users only have access to
>          mailboxes within their own domain (intra-domain). The following
>          example will not work: setacl user.jill@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>          rick@xxxxxxxxxxxxx read.
> 
> Is there any workaround ? Patch maybe ?
> 
> TO share folder from user1@xxxxxxxxxx to user2@xxxxxxxxxxx in the same 
> server ?

I'm afraid it's not possible in the general case without major name
mangling on the shared mailboxes, which is why we just don't allow it.

I have CC'd Ken, who might also have some ideas.  Ken - do you see
super-strong reasons to enforce the "no sharing over domains?  The
biggest issue I can see is unixhs being off by default - so you can't
share it as:

user.username@xxxxxxxxxx.subfolder

because of the dots.

user/username@xxxxxxxxxx/subfolder would work fine (you can already emulate
this by turning OFF virtdomains... as I discovered when people reported bugs
in it.

But best of all would be unixhs on and altnamespace, so it's:

INBOX
Sent
Other Users/username@xxxxxxxxxx/...


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The other alternative is to expose our internal structure even more, so people
see:

domain.com!user.username.subfolder

But that will probably cause massive pain to clients.

Bron.

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