On 08.12.2023 15:36, Andy Bennett wrote:
Hi,
However, I didn't find out how to make Cyrus imapd output something
sieve-related into the log files at all. I also didn't find a standalone test
program for sieve scripts in the Cyrus packages.
The sieve scripts are run by lmtpd, not imapd. I've only ever seen one type of
debug message in my logs from a sieve script tho':
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cyrus/lmtp[3369]: WARNING: sieve script /var/spool/... doesn't exist: No such
file or directory
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The manpage for lmtpd didn't tell me about any debugging flags so I'm not sure
how you'd got about raising the debug level, but perhaps looking at lmtpd
rather than imapd is a useful steer?
Yes, it is, without any doubt!
All the years, I was assuming that *any* lmtp daemon could act as MDA for
Cyrus. Of course, I always have used the one that comes with Cyrus, but that
was just because it's comfortable. I would have never thought that I eventually
couldn't have sieve scripts processed any more if I would switch to another
lmtp daemon.
Thank you very much, and have a nice weekend,
Binarus
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