Ilja Booij wrote:
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Ilja Booij wrote:
And finally, I've done some testing on shared folders. When I set
the ACL lookup and read flags, but not the seen flag (which is a
use-case I use as a selling point for dbmail; office-manager sets
read flags on incoming mail only after an issue has been assigned to
a co-worker, while the co-workers can only read and download mail),
thunderbird becomes very confused.
How does it become confused?
As in totally unresponsive. A kill and restart is all that helps.
I reproduced the problem :)
1 change I made in imapcommand.c is to add '\r\n' to some server
messages, which seems to have helped.
I've seen another problem though: FETCH can also store the SEEN. I
wonder if we should return a NO to the fetch command, or that it should
return OK but not set the flag..
I've made this change, it seems to work.
But, it seems as though Mozilla and Apple Mail don't like ACLs.. If a
client has only Read and Lookup rights, it still tries to do a
Store \Seen on the message. This of course fails! Strange that the
client still tries to do it.
When viewing the folder properties, the correct rights are listed.
Ilja
When I set
