Hi. I think you all have heard about sieve, a filter control language originated in cyrus IMAP server and written down in RFC 5228.
While searching about, I found a message in courier-imap mail list about that, saying that the IMAP-server should not be the right place to implement sieve, what I fully agree with. My question is now: Did anyone have a look at this regarding courier-MTA? I think about some kind of rule-converter that gets instructions via Sieve from clients and interacts with Maildrop on the server side. For the moment, I did not look deeper into this, perhaps some existing mail filter stuff could be adapted easier than maildrop. A customer asked me what would be needed to get sieve support on out courier-driven box. regards, Bernd
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