On Mon, 2003-12-01 at 07:08, Ilja Booij wrote: > On Dec 1, 2003, at 12:55 PM, Simon Gray wrote: > No, that wouldn't work. Shared mailboxes as they are implemented now > only work on IMAP-level. That is, you can use your IMAP client to > copy/move messages into a shared > mailbox that you have access to. > > However, I found a flaw in my shared mailbox implementation. Quite a > stupid, but fundamental, flaw. I gave the shared mailboxes an owner_id > of '0', but this violates foreign key constraints, as there is no user > with user_idnr '0'.
I think you could either, create a user "Public" with user_idnr = 0, or you could have the public folder have an owner_id of who ever created it. This could help with permissions, who can delete the folder, or delete and add files to it.
