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- Mailboxes > Accesses > Webmail Actions
- List User Access And Invitations
- Create Webmail Access
- Set The Primary Mailbox For The Authenticated User
- List Users Having Access
- List Of User Accesses For The Current User
- List Of User Accesses For A Account And A User
- Update Webmail Access
- Delete Webmail Access
- Delete Access To A Mailbox For The Current User
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Mailboxes > Accesses > Webmail → Update Webmail Access
AI-generatedSummary
Updates a webmail access for a given mailbox and user.
Inputs
- authentication — Authentication method: either OAuth2 or API Key.
- path_service_mail (required) — The unique identifier (ID) of the mail hosting to request.
- path_mailbox_name (required) — The username (part before @) of the email address to request.
- path_user_id (required) — The unique identifier (ID) of the user to request.
- body_permissions (required) — Permissions to assign to the webmail access as a JSON object.
- returnFullResponse — If true, the full response from the API is returned; otherwise only a success indicator.
Output shape
a single object representing the updated webmail access
Response contains the updated access details; when returnFullResponse is false the body may be minimal. Errors return a standard error envelope.
Examples
Example 1: Update a webmail access using OAuth2 for mailbox john@example.com with service ID 3 and user ID 42, granting read/write permissions.
authentication: oauth2; path_service_mail: 3; path_mailbox_name: john; path_user_id: 42; body_permissions: {"read":true,"write":true}; returnFullResponse: false