Messaging Server 6.2
cis, multi-valued
Specifies the access control rights granted for this public folder. Each value of this attribute consists of two parts separated by a space. The two parts are: an identifier, as specified in RFC 2086, and a list of access rights, mod_rights, as shown in the following table:
Table 3–15 Access Rights for a Public Folder
Allowed Characters |
Name |
Actions Permitted |
---|---|---|
l |
lookup |
Mailbox is visible to LIST/LSUB commands. |
r |
read |
SELECT the mailbox, perform CHECK, FETCH, PARTIAL, SEARCH, COPY from mailbox. |
s |
seen |
Keep seen/unseen information across sessions. (STORE SEEN flag) |
w |
write |
STORE flags other than SEEN and DELETED. |
i |
insert |
Perform APPEND, COPY into mailbox. |
p |
post |
Send mail to submission address for mailbox (not enforced by IMAP 4 itself). |
c |
create |
CREATE new sub-maiboxes in any implementation-defined hierarchy. |
d |
delete |
STORE DELETED flag, perform EXPUNGE. |
a |
administer |
Perform SETACL. |
Messaging Server’s IMAP ACL implementation also defines the following new identifier:
anyone@domain
where domain is a valid domain.
If the attribute is missing, the default rights specified in the mailPublicFolderDefaultRights attribute from the mailDomain object class will be applied. If mailDomain does not contain this attribute, the following default ACL is set when a public folder is first created:
anyone@domain lrs
where domain is a valid domain.
Group identifiers start with the prefix “group=”. Do not put the group identifier prefix on a userid. The message store’s user creation code checks for this.
mailPublicFolderDefaultRights: anyone@sesta.com lrs mailPublicFolderDefaultRights: group: sales@sesta.com lrs mailPublicFolderDefaultRights: john@sesta.com lrswid
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