I haven't seen one yet. Doesn't mean there's not one out there.
Real quickly. Create the folder. Give people who need access the necessary ACL. It's pretty much that simple.
Here at NCSU I've set up a seperate server for shared folders. This causes some problems of its own since we have not yet implemented a Cyrus Murder. But otherwise it works well. We have a Service Level Agreement that we have people sign and I've prepared a short tutorial on what IMAP and shared folders are and included a couple of examples using cyradm to administer a folder. Please note that a couple of items in it are specific to our environment.ie, the add command I mention. My target audience is those who are specified in the SLA to be an administrator(s) for the shared folder(s).
It can be found at http://www.ncsu.edu/imap/shared
Please, if you have any comments or suggestions concerning the tutorial let me know.
Regards, Earl Shannon -- Systems Programmer, Information Technology Division North Carolina State University http://www.earl.ncsu.edu
Ian Beyer wrote:
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