shared mailboxes - all so present on the web - no light yet

[Martin Marcher]

Hello,

Am 13.12.2006 um 15:45 schrieb former03 | Baltasar Cevc:

> I must admit that I don't fully understand what you want to achieve  
> - because of that I can only give a generic hint: the most common  
> problems are permissions. The delivery user must have Post ("p")  
> permissions to the subfolder.
> For user+shared at example.com that would be user/user/ 
> shared at example.com (or user.user.shared) - or INBOX.shared for the  
> user.
> Shared mailboxes are


I do have the following layout

localhost.example.com> lm user/user at example.com
user/user at example.com (\HasChildren)

localhost.example.com> lam user/user at example.com
user at example.com lrswipcda
cyrus lrswipcda

localhost.example.com> lm shared at example.com
shared at example.com (\HasNoChildren)

localhost.example.com> lam shared at example.com
user at example.com lrswipcda
anyone lrsp


What I can do is write a mail to "+shared at example.com" which is  
placed in the mailbox of "shared at example.com" <- this is the way I  
want it....

What I can't do is write a mail to"user+shared at example.com" this is  
placed in the inbox of "user/user at example.com" but I'd like it to be  
placed in the "shared at example.com" mailbox

I'm not even sure any more if this is doable. Also If i send to user 
+something at example.com (where the mailbox "something" does exist) I  
just gets delivered to INBOX. Chances are good I missed something  
major (preauthed lmtp delivery?)

martin

PS: Posting to the list again in case someone needs find this in the  
archives.

>
> You can also use sieve to redirect mails to shared at example.com or  
> user at example.com to the folder or something similar. Most WEb  
> interfaces are unable to filter the mailbox extension (thats what  
> the "shared" in user+shared at exameple.com is called), though, so  
> you'd probably want to create a dedicated user for that.