This is supposed to work now with the new Kolab share driver. Does the 
current Horde CVS version resolve the problem?

AFAIK, Kolab syncs IMAP ACLs with horde shares for the applications it 
supports (with the exception of Turba, since the Kolab code was 
written before support for horde shares was included in Turba.  The 
hooks into the Kolab sync code are already in place.  They can be 
found in conf/hooks.php  They are activated as long as you have Kolab 
activated in Horde's configuration.  The code that performs the 
syncing is found in framework/Kolab/Kolab.php



As far as the cause of this problem though, I'm afraid I have nothing 
else useful to add ;)  Stuart?

What exactly do you mean with "there seems to be a hook into the ACLs".

Do I have to check the config/hooks.php? I've done that but found 
nothing important.



Martin

Makes sense. And if it already works with individual users, there 
seems to be a hook into the ACLs.

There is only the problem with "all authenticated users" and "guest 
permissions".

The individual users are working.

I think it isn't very difficult to set the permissions for "anyone" or 
"anonymous" in the same way a user (typed into the text field) get his 
permissions?



Best Regards

Martin

I am not sure if this is supposed to work at all. Horde permissions 
(like on calendars) are completely distinct from IMAP folder ACLs and 
probably couldn't even be translated one-to-one.

Horde CVS runs on Kolab2.

If I set the permission for my calander for all authenticated users, 
the permissions are saved, but they doen't work.

If I look for the permission in the settings of IMP (shared folder), 
there aren't any changes. If I set the "anyone" permission there, the 
permissions work.



The problem seems to be in the transfer of permissions between the 
permission settings of kronolith/mnemo/nag and the imap