Lost access to shared imap contacts folder

[Johannes Graumann]

Gunnar Wrobel wrote:

> Johannes Graumann <johannes_graumann at web.de> writes:
> 
>> Gunnar Wrobel wrote:
>>
>>> Johannes Graumann <johannes_graumann at web.de> writes:
>>> 
>>>> I backuped my 2.1 installation and dabbled around with 2.2-rc1.
>>>> I discarded the 2.2 idea, after realizing that the installation process
>>>> had not configured properly all components.
>>>> I deleted the /kolab directory and restored my original 2.1 install.
>>>> Now I don't have access anymore to  a shared contacts folder I set up
>>>> previously.
>>>> According to the web management interface It's supposed to be there,
>>>> it's owned by the right group, my user is in that group. cyradmin also
>>>> shows it to be there ...
>>>> kontact doesn't pull the contents any longer.
>>>> Does anybody have any hints on what I might do about that?
>>> 
>>> Can you post the cyradm output on that folder?
>> Sure:
>>         localhost> lm
>>         ...
>>         shared.family contacts at morannon.homelinux.org (\HasNoChildren)
>>         ...
>>         localhost> lam shared.family\ contacts at morannon.homelinux.org
>>         group:family at morannon.homelinux.org lrswipda
> 
> Is this output from a session as "manager" on that machine or as the
> user that does not see the folder?
> 
> If your problem originates from a problem with the IMAP server, "lm"
> shouldn't list the folder if you login as standard user via cyradm.
> 
> The other config pieces you posted look okay.
> 
> Btw.: I'm not ignoring you on IRC but you tend to post in the evening
> :) and I'm usually only active there during work hours (CET).

Here's what I get cyradminning as the user in question:

# /kolab/bin/cyradm --user=johannes.graumann at morannon.homelinux.org
localhost
IMAP Password:
localhost> lm
...
shared.family contacts (\HasNoChildren)
...
localhost> lam shared.family\ contacts
group:family at morannon.homelinux.org lrswipda

Nothing here either, no?
Do you have any more ideas?

Don't worry about the IRC thing. I work in a place where the firewall does
not allow IRC, so I can only try to IRC-pester people in the evenings ...

Joh