Mark de Vries schreef:
> Could be that you need to have dovecot deliver the message in order for
> it to apply its sieve filter. Probably meaning you have to use a pipe
> transport in exim in combination with a local delivery agent from
> dovecot to deliver the messages.
>
I solved my problem the easy/lazy way: I use the LDA from dovecot via a
pipe command in .forward: I put
| "/usr/lib/dovecot/deliver"
in .forward of the account I need it for (that's the location of deliver
on Debian; it's different on other systems).
I also created .dovecot.sieve containing
# CMUsieve (dovecot LDA)
require ["imapflags", "fileinto" ];
# Dump messages that SpamAssassin considers spam to Junk folder
if header :contains "x-spam-score" "++++" {
fileinto "Junk";
}
else {
# Add label "to do"
addflag "$Label4";
keep;
}
in the home dir of that account. Works like a charm. I like it that
dovecot lets me use mail folder names as IMAP-clients see them, as
opposed to the real names in the filesystem as exim requires me to do
(AFAIK).
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faster than society gathers wisdom.
-- Isaac Asimov
Roel Schroeven
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