On 13-04-14 17:48, KT Walrus wrote:
Thanks. What should my ACL row look like (what flags should be
set)?
I would have to re-read the RFC I mentioned. I'm guessing you can do
that yourself.
I want the public mailbox to be read-only. Right now, the only ACL
flags I have set are lookup_flag and read_flag.
looking at:
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4314#page-13
that would sound about right.
If the per message flags are not per user, then I think I would like
all messages in the public mailbox to have the seen_flag set. How
can I make sure the seen_flag is set?
I’m delivering public messages using this command:
/usr/sbin/dbmail-deliver -u __public__ -M “test_shared" <test.mail
Should I be using IMAP to store and set the seen_flag instead of
dbmail-deliver? Or, use IMAP to only set the seen_flag?
You can grant a special user the 's' and 'w' rights, and schedule that
user to connect and update the flags by issuing:
nc host imap
x login setflagsuser setflagsuserpassword
x select #Public/mailbox
x store 1:* +flags.silent \seen
x store 1:* -flags.silent \recent
x logout
Or, should I just have a job run after delivery to set the seen_flag
in the db for all public mailboxes and public messages?
>
Also, should I have the recent_flag cleared too?
That is probably much faster. You might even use a trigger to do that.
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