Hi Sam, Sam Hartman wrote:
>I find the string "MUA" meaning anything that happens after delivery >confusing. I'd suggest another string--possibly "POST-MDA" and >reserve "MUA" for sieve scripts actually executed inside a MUA. > > I don't think POST-MDA is any better. For typical Sieve "post delivery" is always MUA. But now that there is a proposal to run Sieve in IMAP, there is another post delivery point of Sieve script execution: IMAP (or MailStore). >Alternatively perhaps "MUA" could mean the script is executed at the >direction of the MUA. > No, this is not what MUA specified in the draft means. >That's not quite the same thing as >post-delivery. > > Correct. A script generated by MUA and executed by MTA/MDA will have the value "MTA" or "MDA" respectively. _______________________________________________ IETF mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ietf
