25 Oct
2017
25 Oct
'17
3:23 p.m.
Thomas Leuxner tlx@leuxner.net (Mi 25 Okt 2017 13:11:52 CEST): …
- Heiko Schlittermann hs@schlittermann.de 2017.10.25 12:58: wouldn't this be a use case for acl_groups, where a user would belong to group "Sales" and this "role" would gain specific access?
Not sure. Because userA wants to "impersonate" as userB. In Thunderbird this is associated with an per-account set of options (Sent folder, sync policy, identites used for sending, etc pp).
Using ACLs I can access that other mailbox, but that's it. I still have to take care about my identity when sending mails, and any mail sent is not stored in userB's folders, but in mine.
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