On May 6, 2008, at 4:20 AM, Adam McDougall wrote:
Not sure about 1.0, I don't run it anymore :) But a few users
discovered for a small issue that only affects a very small portion
of my userbase where instructional correction will suffice. I guess
I am reporting it in the interest of getting it out there, and I can
live with it if not fixed but it might be an issue for some people.
I'm running through my list of issues. Basically, if a user has a
valid namespace prefix set such as mail/ (used to be required on old
mail server but discouraged on new mail client setups with dovecot),
lsub/list do not show public namespaces that the user has permission
to via acl. If the user removes the namespace prefix, they can
'see' the public folders and subscribe. Additionally if the user
subscribes to a public folder then puts mail/ back in the prefix,
the folders are no longer listed. Not sure if public folders
should be affected by the requested prefix in this manner, since
they are not in the user's account.With prefix set: 3 lsub "" "mail/*" 4 list "" "mail/%" 5 list "" "mail/%/%"
The client wants to list only maiboxes under mail/.
- LIST (\Noselect \HasChildren) "/" "#shared/be"
mail/% doesn't match #shared/*, so these don't get returned.
So this is really a problem with using those namespace prefixes on
clients. I've always wondered how clients would handle shared
mailboxes when they're set. Now I know: They don't. :)
You could work around this by creating a new "mail/#shared/" namespace.