Aaron Stone wrote:
Paul J Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Aaron Stone wrote:
Oh, that's perfect then. So the next question is what steps would we want
to take in the dbmail utilities to restrict access to add/modify/delete
users, maintain the database, etc?
That's easy. You'v
Paul J Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> Aaron Stone wrote:
>
>> Oh, that's perfect then. So the next question is what steps would we want
>> to take in the dbmail utilities to restrict access to add/modify/delete
>> users, maintain the database, etc?
>
> That's easy. You've already added the
Aaron Stone wrote:
Oh, that's perfect then. So the next question is what steps would we want
to take in the dbmail utilities to restrict access to add/modify/delete
users, maintain the database, etc?
That's easy. You've already added the -f switch to all tools. So you can
already use differ
Paul J Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Aaron Stone wrote:
>> I'd like to propose that for > 2.0, we have a system like mysql does for
>> access control to the database. Especially if we are moving the tools to
>> man.8, it might also make sense to setuid them, make the config file root
>> read-
Aaron Stone wrote:
I'd like to propose that for > 2.0, we have a system like mysql does for
access control to the database. Especially if we are moving the tools to
man.8, it might also make sense to setuid them, make the config file root
read-only, and then use privilege flags in the database
Ilja Booij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>>> RFC 2086 defines the special user 'anyone' to change rights for every
>>> user (for example make a mailbox readable for every user - that's what I
>>> try to do). Am I right that 'anyone' isn't implemented yet?
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>
> One key thing to notice is this:
>
Ilja Booij wrote:
Thomas Mueller wrote:
Hi,
RFC 2086 defines the special user 'anyone' to change rights for every
user (for example make a mailbox readable for every user - that's what I
try to do). Am I right that 'anyone' isn't implemented yet?
I've just looked through the code and thr
Thomas Mueller wrote:
Hi,
RFC 2086 defines the special user 'anyone' to change rights for every
user (for example make a mailbox readable for every user - that's what I
try to do). Am I right that 'anyone' isn't implemented yet?
I've just looked through the code and through the rfc. I can'
Hi,
RFC 2086 defines the special user 'anyone' to change rights for every
user (for example make a mailbox readable for every user - that's what I
try to do). Am I right that 'anyone' isn't implemented yet?
Thomas
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