Okay, maybe this might be a better question... In the O'Reilly "Managing IMAP" example (http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/mimap/chapter/ch09.html#91630), it discusses the setup I need, where some folders have per-user +p access. In the example case, msmith and johndoe.
It says that msmith & johndoe, sending to the submission address of [EMAIL PROTECTED], can go through fine, while others' submissions get dumped to announce's inbox. This is all supposedly "standard" through the deliver(8) program, and that a Sendmail config script handles it all. My question is, where is Sendmail getting, or even sending to the deliver program, the information that says to match against username msmith, johndoe, or whatnot? I know of the -a switch for deliver, but pretty much all the other MTAs (including Postfix) say that there can only exist a "blanket" Cyrus user, designated to the MTA, for posting to shared folders. Where's everything come from, authentication-wise? The only thing I can think of is the user creates a message, saves to their local drafts folder, then manually "moves" the message into the proper folder on IMAP. But that seems really icky, and essentially like "IMAP Send". Am I missing something? Thanks. -- Scott Balmos
