Well, obviously, it still doesn’t work or at least we don’t know how to use it.
I made several fresh installs of suitecrm 7.11.13.
Install 1:
- No security groups configured
- No roles configured
- Security suite settings unchanged
I created a group inbound mail account.
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Then I created a new user
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Once created I went back to his profile as an admin and went to his mail settings.
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On the first tab (the general tab), no folders appeared
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On the second tab, the group mail account appeared and was checked.
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I tried unchecking it and checking it again with no luck.
- I checked the table folders_subscriptions during my tests.
- Unchecking and checking it again does change the table content
- new lines appeared for my user
- but there are less lines for my new user than for the admin user (see screenshot)
In my other installs, I tried defining a default security group in the security suite settings, It didn’t change anything.
I also tried to create a new user before creating the group mail account, it doesn’t work too, I can’t link the related folder to the user.
As @ctucker1984 said, I too keep thinking I’m doing something wrong. Is there a more complete documentation about the group inbound mail accounts ?
@Mac-Rae do you know where I can find some information about how it works or point me to the php files involved in it, even if I’m not a developper anymore (been 12 years without coding…) I still can read some code, maybe I’ll find something ?
By the way here are the file access rights set on my install :
chown -R root:root ${SUITECRM_FOLDER}
the apache user has rights on the suitecrm folder
chown www-data:www-data ${SUITECRM_FOLDER}
the apache user has rights on these folders and subfolders
chown -R www-data:www-data ${SUITECRM_FOLDER}/cache/ ${SUITECRM_FOLDER}/custom/ ${SUITECRM_FOLDER}/modules/ ${SUITECRM_FOLDER}/themes/ ${SUITECRM_FOLDER}/data/ ${SUITECRM_FOLDER}/upload/ ${SUITECRM_FOLDER}/include/ ${SUITECRM_FOLDER}/install/
chmod -R u=rwx,g=rx,o=rx “${SUITECRM_FOLDER}”