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you grant to various users. You achieve this using ACLs that are administered with the cyradm tool. The cyradm tool connects you to your Cyrus IMAP server and allows an administrator (who is defined using the admins option in the imapd.conf file) to sign in and manage your Cyrus IMAP site. Listing 9-22 shows you how to start cyradm.

s Note The cyradm binary is a bash script that calls the Perl module Cyrus::IMAP. Sometimes, on some systems, cyradm is unable to find the perl modules it requires. If you get an error message when you run cyradm stating Can't locate Cyrus/IMAP/Shell.pm, then insert the following into the top of the cyradm script: PERL5LIB=/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.0/i386-linux-thread-multi; export PERL5LIB.

Set a number of headers in the request. Set the HTTP verb of the request to describe what we are doing (e.g., GET, PUT). Calculate a hash of the headers we added and a hidden key. This ensures no one can modify the request and allows Azure Storage to authenticate us. Azure Storage will then return our results as XML.

Listing 9-22. Starting cyradm for Cyrus IMAP Administration puppy# cyradm --user root --port 143 --server puppy This starts the cyradm administration tool and connects to port 143 as the root user of the puppy server. Now I will show an example of how you can use cyradm. I will create a user and a mailbox for that user and then assign some rights to the user to that mailbox. I will assume you are using Cyrus SASL with the auxprop mechanism using a sasldb file. So first you need to create a user, bob, in the sasldb. puppy# saslpasswd2 -c -f /chroot/cyrus/etc bob Password: Again (for verification): When you enter the command, you will be prompted for the new user s password twice.

Now you need to start cyradm. puppy# cyradm --user root --server puppy Password: puppy> Now you need to create a new mailbox. Cyrus IMAP has a default convention for naming mailboxes; it requires that you prefix user s mailboxes with user.username. You can use the command createmailbox or its abbreviation, cm, to create the mailbox. puppy> createmailbox user.bob Several other commands are available that you can use on mailboxes, such as commands enabling you to delete and rename the mailbox. Table 9-5 details the some of the commands you can use with cyradm. You can review the cyradm man page for further commands.

createmailbox listmailbox renamemailbox deletemailbox setaclmailbox listaclmailbox deleteaclmailbox setquota listquota help quit

Azure Storage authenticates each user by hashing the headers (using SHA 256) with a shared secret key. If anyone tampers with a header or the wrong key is used, then the hash will not match what Azure is expecting and it will return an HTTP 403 error (not authenticated). Note that, for additional security, Azure messages expire after 15 minutes and will be rejected.

Creates a mailbox Lists mailboxes Renames a mailbox Deletes a mailbox Sets an ACL on a mailbox Lists the ACL on a mailbox Deletes an ACL on a mailbox Sets quota limits Lists quota on root Gets help on commands Exits cyradm

The new mailbox I have created has some default access rights assigned to it. You can display these default access rights by using the listaclmailbox command or its abbreviation, lam. puppy> listaclmailbox user.bob bob lrswipcda You can see that bob has a variety of access rights to his mailbox. In fact, as the owner of that mailbox, bob has all rights to that mailbox. Now I will explain what those rights means. Table 9-6 lists all the rights and provides an explanation of what each does.

s Note The users listed in the admins option in the imapd.conf file automatically have l and a rights to

Sees that the mailbox exists Reads the mailbox Modifies the Seen and Recent flags Modifies flags and keywords other than Seen and Deleted Inserts new messages into the mailbox Sends mail to the submission address for the mailbox Creates new submailboxes of the mailbox, or deletes or renames the current mailbox Uses the Deleted flag and expunges deleted mail Changes the ACL on the mailbox