Kolab delegation in Roundcube

[Daniel Hoffend]

Basically what you need to do is logout and log back into your roundcube 
account. During the authentication process roundcube should fetch all 
email addresses you're allowed to use (which then are accessible 
throught the identity email form).

One question regarding the delegated address you try to use: Is it a 
delegated user email address or a delegated shared mailbox with mail 
address?

When I tried the delegation plugin (which is a couple month ago) it 
worked for me and I even reported a few bugs. There're still some around 
which have to do with kolab_delegation_purge_identities but that's 
something for another day.

--
Daniel


------ Originalnachricht ------
Von: "Thomas Reitelbach" <tr at erdfunkstelle.de>
An: "Daniel Hoffend" <dh at dotlan.net>
Gesendet: 19.12.2013 19:08:04
Betreff: Re: Kolab delegation in Roundcube
>Am Donnerstag, 19. Dezember 2013, 17:39:15 schrieb Daniel Hoffend:
>>  No need for a bug.
>>
>>  Just enable the kolab_delegation plugin in config.inc.php
>>  This plugin will fill the identity dropbox so you select emails you 
>>got
>>  rights for via delegation. It's just not enabled by default.
>>
>>  P.S: the delegation plugin will also provide you with a settings 
>>section
>>  so you can personally configure your delegation within roundcube.
>>
>>  P.S.S: instead of creating a user with the info@ domain you could 
>>create
>>  a shared folder
>>  with mail address aswell. IN the end it's personal preference (shared 
>>vs
>>  user)
>
>I already tried the kolab_delegation plugin and it makes it easy in 
>roundcube
>to enable delegation; it fills the delegate field in LDAP and creates 
>the
>necessary ACLs for the various folders. But it does not create the 
>necessary
>identities for me.
>Does it work for you?
>If yes, I could try it with a vanilla 3.1 installation. It might be a 
>bug in
>conjunction with multiple domains (i'm using the TBITS-Scripts and thus 
>I have
>different base_dn's).
>
>Cheers
>Thomas