[Kolab-devel] bug in seperator and freebusy ?

[Martin Konold]

Am Donnerstag, 11. Dezember 2008 22:37:21 schrieb Richard Bos:

Hi Richard,

> I assume because at the moment it is possible to get a folder hierarchy for
> regular folders, like:
>
> folder-A
>   folder-1
>   folder-2
> folder-B
>   folder-1
> etc
>
> But the shared folders are all shown in the folder-[AB] level not on
> folder-[12] level.  Currently it is like this:
> folder-A
>   folder-1
>   folder-2
> folder-B
>   folder-1
> shared.folder1
> shared.folder2
> ...
> shared.folder20

> I think that it would indeed be better that, like:
> folder-A
>   folder-1
>   folder-2
> folder-B
>   folder-1
> shared
>   folder
>   folder2
>   ...
>   folder20

But folder-A and folder-B are below the INBOX namespace while folder1 is below 
the shared Namespace. In your example 

shared
  folder1
  folder2
  ---
  folder20

would not be distinguishable from folders

INBOX/shared/folder1
INBOX/shared/folder2
....

Basically this means that it must be clear that these folders are not 
subfolders of the users INBOX but that they are shared/public folders.

In general there are three namespaces in Kolab.

1. personal namespace
These are all folders which are located below the users INBOX

- shared folders
There are folders which are made available to other users and groups using 
IMAP ACLs. This namespace is indicated by "user/"

- public folders
These are folders created by an administrator which do not belong to any user. 
Unfortunately these public folders are announces using the keyword "shared". 

Yours,
-- martin

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