Tickets :: Comment on [#6366] timsieved backend: Shared rule modification doesn't

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Comment	> Apparently, the timsieved driver does not work when shares=true, > hordeauth=false and the admin credentials are configured in > backends.php. Horde is configured to authenticate against IMAP. > > > > I configured backends.php like that: > > > > $backends['sieve'] = array( > > 'driver' => 'timsieved', > > 'preferred' => 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx', > > 'hordeauth' => false, > > 'params' => array( > > // Hostname of the timsieved server > > 'hostspec' => 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx', > > // Login type of the server > > 'logintype' => 'PLAIN', > > // Enable/disable TLS encryption > > 'usetls' => false, > > // Port number of the timsieved server > > 'port' => 2000, > > // Name of the sieve script > > 'scriptname' => 'ingo', > > // The following settings can be used to specify an administration > > // user to update all users' scripts. If you want to use an admin > > // user, you also need to disable 'hordeauth' above. You have to use > > // an admin user if you want to use shared rules. > > 'username' => 'adminuser', > > 'password' => 'xxxxx' > > ), > > 'script' => 'sieve', > > 'scriptparams' => array(), > > 'shares' => true > > ); > > > > > > It still used the IMAP credentials to log in. I had a look a the > timsieved Driver and applied the patch below. Then I changed the > config to state "admin" instead of "username" and "adminpassword" > instead of "password". With these modifications I succeeded in > authenticating at least. However it looks like as effective user id, > always my IMAP user ID is used, so I'm not able to modify other > user's sieve rules. In the ruleset chooser my account is displayed > twice, once with value ":myusername" and once with "sieve:myusername". > > > > > > Patch against: timsieved.php,v 1.15.10.9 2008/01/02 11:32:09 jan Exp $ > > > > 64a65 > >> $pw = $this->_params['password']; > > 66a68 > >> $pw = $this->_params['adminpassword']; > > 69c71,72 > > < $this->_params['password'], > > --- > >> # $this->_params['password'], > >> $pw, > > > >
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