Op 5/27/2012 10:15 AM, Ed W schreef:
On 25/05/2012 23:12, Stephan Bosch wrote:
The biggest change is the addition of dict support for Sieve script
retrieval. It now possible to fetch Sieve scripts from an SQL
database using the Dovecot dict facility. Read the INSTALL file and
the referenced additional documentation for more information. Note
that this feature currently is not usable with
sieve_before/sieve_after and ManageSieve.
This is very interesting!
In fact on reflection, I would very much like sql decided before/after
and a disk based main sieve script. Or phrased in terms of usage: I
have groups of users where we have a predefined bunch of filtering
that happens on their account. At the moment the users are grouped
into top level directories so that the "home" and hence default
scripts can cascade down. However, it means it's not trivial to
adjust the grouping of the users and requires on disk placement to be
meaningful. I would desire to find a way of when Postfix delivers a
mail for a user X that this will run a bunch of predefined filtering
scripts which are per-user, plus the users normal scripts. All
scripts would normally live on disk
Perhaps this is actually more easily done a different way?
Isn't that user-specific predefined script thing you want exactly what
the second change I announced provides? :
Additionally, it is now possible to specify multiple sieve_before and
sieve_after scripts. This for instance enables administrators to
specify both global and user-specific scripts that are to be executed
before and after the user's personal script. User-specific scripts
configured in sieve_before and sieve_after can not be seen or changed
through the ManageSieve protocol.
Regards,
Stephan
