[Kroupware] InsightConnector versions

[Arend van Beelen jr.]

Martin Konold wrote:

>Am Mittwoch, 23. Juli 2003 18:07 schrieb Arend van Beelen jr.:
>
>Hi,
>
>>nsightConnector 2.0:
>>- Moving of folders (probably with subfolders) can give
>>trouble. Reports "You do not have access to rename
>>folders.". Bynari says this is an incompatibility because
>>of Kolab not supporting ACL.
>>    
>>
>
>This is technically incorrect. Kolab does support ACLs. Anything else would be 
>a bug in Kolab.
>
Here is exactly what was told me:

Hi Arend,

This issue is caused by the Kolab Mail Server, or more specifically, 
incompatibilities between the mail server and the Insight Connector.  
The Kolab mail server doesn't have any way of setting permissions on 
the mail folder on the server.

Insight Server will allow permissions (Access Control List) on IMAP 
folders, thus you wouldn't see this issue.  Kolab may or may not have 
an upgrade or add on for adding ACLs.

We will go ahead and close this ticket at this time. If you need 
further assistance, please e-mail the alias support at bynari.net.

Thanks,

Robin


[arend at auton.nl - Thu Jul 10 07:12:20 2003]:

> User: Arend van Beelen jr., mailto:arend at auton.nl
>> Categories: Connector Outlook Issues
>> 
>> I have installed the InsightConnector in Outlook 2000. The first time
>> I walk
>> through the folders in my personal folders, I\'m asked whether I want
>> to move
>> them to my inbox because they can\'t be written to the server
>> otherwise. Now
>> I wish to move certain folders to the server (Calendar, Contacts,
>> Tasks), but
>> keep the other ones only in my local PST file. This is to free the
>> server
>> from unnecessary load. But then a problem occurs, when I remove a mail
>> from
>> my inbox, it is moved to Removed items (the name of the folder may
>> differ a
>> bit since I use the Dutch version, so I don\'t know the exact
>> translation).
>> But then, upon the next synchronization, the InsightConnector will
>> give an
>> error stating it cannot rename the file and then undoes the deletion.
>> This
>> effectively disables me to delete any mail. Now is it possible in some
>> other
>> way to make a distinction between the folders I wish to keep local and
>> the
>> ones I wish to synchronize, or do I really need to move all folders to
>> my
>> inbox?
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> 
>> Arend jr.
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