cyradm has wildcard support:
host> cm user/first.last/Trash
host> cm user/first.last/Sent
host> cm user/first.last/Read
192.168.2.11> listacl user/f*
user/first.last:
first.last.todelete lrswipkxtecdan
user/first.last/Read:
first.last.todelete lrswipkxtecdan
user/first.last/Sent:
first.last.todelete lrswipkxtecdan
user/first.last/Trash:
first.last.todelete lrswipkxtecdan
host> setacl user/fir* first.last.todelete ""
Setting ACL on user/first.last...OK.
Setting ACL on user/first.last/Read...OK.
Setting ACL on user/first.last/Sent...OK.
Setting ACL on user/first.last/Trash...OK.
host> setacl user/fir* first.last all
Setting ACL on user/first.last...OK.
Setting ACL on user/first.last/Read...OK.
Setting ACL on user/first.last/Sent...OK.
Setting ACL on user/first.last/Trash...OK.
host> listacl user/fir*
user/first.last:
first.last lrswipkxtecdan
user/first.last/Read:
first.last lrswipkxtecdan
user/first.last/Sent:
first.last lrswipkxtecdan
user/first.last/Trash:
first.last lrswipkxtecdan
Should be easy to script in PHP and then cut and paste.
On 01/23/18 14:14 -0300, Heiler Bemerguy via Info-cyrus wrote:
I'm trying to fix the mailboxes with something like this:
imap_setacl ($mbox, "user/".$argv[1]."/*",
$wrongname."todelete", "");
imap_setacl ($mbox, "user/".$argv[1]."/*", $argv[1],
"lrswipkxtea");
But it seems imap_setacl can't use wildcards. And I can't write one by
one by hand.
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