A group's members reach its mailbox through membership, which counts
as owning the account, so every ACL check was skipped: on a scratch
server a member gave an outsider read access to the group's Inbox with
one Mailbox/set shareWith, with no administrator involved and nothing
audited. Who is in a group is an administrator's decision.
AccessToken::is_group_member_only names that case (in the account
only through a group, without Impersonate). For such a member:
Mailbox/set with a shareWith change, on create or update, is
refused as forbidden;
IMAP SETACL and DELETEACL answer NO [NOPERM];
myRights reports mayShare false, and MYRIGHTS leaves out "a";
every other right stays.
Administrators and the account itself are unchanged. The JMAP ACL
test's group section now checks all three for a member and that the
outsider still has nothing (specs/multi-account.md, MA-D0, G1).
jmap_tests and imap_tests pass (RocksDB). The IMAP refusal has no test
of its own yet; imap_tests passing shows the rest is unchanged.
A group's members reach its mailbox through membership, which counts
as owning the account, so every ACL check was skipped: on a scratch
server a member gave an outsider read access to the group's Inbox with
one Mailbox/set shareWith, with no administrator involved and nothing
audited. Who is in a group is an administrator's decision.
AccessToken::is_group_member_only names that case (in the account
only through a group, without Impersonate). For such a member:
- Mailbox/set with a shareWith change, on create or update, is
refused as forbidden;
- IMAP SETACL and DELETEACL answer NO [NOPERM];
- myRights reports mayShare false, and MYRIGHTS leaves out "a";
every other right stays.
Administrators and the account itself are unchanged. The JMAP ACL
test's group section now checks all three for a member and that the
outsider still has nothing (specs/multi-account.md, MA-D0, G1).
jmap_tests and imap_tests pass (RocksDB). The IMAP refusal has no test
of its own yet; imap_tests passing shows the rest is unchanged.
A group's members reach its mailbox through membership, which counts
as owning the account, so every ACL check was skipped: on a scratch
server a member gave an outsider read access to the group's Inbox with
one Mailbox/set shareWith, with no administrator involved and nothing
audited. Who is in a group is an administrator's decision.
AccessToken::is_group_member_only names that case (in the account
only through a group, without Impersonate). For such a member:
- Mailbox/set with a shareWith change, on create or update, is
refused as forbidden;
- IMAP SETACL and DELETEACL answer NO [NOPERM];
- myRights reports mayShare false, and MYRIGHTS leaves out "a";
every other right stays.
Administrators and the account itself are unchanged. The JMAP ACL
test's group section now checks all three for a member and that the
outsider still has nothing (specs/multi-account.md, MA-D0, G1).
jmap_tests and imap_tests pass (RocksDB). The IMAP refusal has no test
of its own yet; imap_tests passing shows the rest is unchanged.
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A group's members reach its mailbox through membership, which counts
as owning the account, so every ACL check was skipped: on a scratch
server a member gave an outsider read access to the group's Inbox with
one Mailbox/set shareWith, with no administrator involved and nothing
audited. Who is in a group is an administrator's decision.
AccessToken::is_group_member_only names that case (in the account
only through a group, without Impersonate). For such a member:
refused as forbidden;
every other right stays.
Administrators and the account itself are unchanged. The JMAP ACL
test's group section now checks all three for a member and that the
outsider still has nothing (specs/multi-account.md, MA-D0, G1).
jmap_tests and imap_tests pass (RocksDB). The IMAP refusal has no test
of its own yet; imap_tests passing shows the rest is unchanged.