>but i might have missed something. the sieve specification seems like >it could do it, but all the implementations seem to be imap-centric, >and live on the server. again, maybe i missed something.
I think you're right in that slocal probably isn't worth extending to do what you want. So to keep it within nmh we'd need a sieve implementation which is probably a good idea anyway. Some quick Googling shows me that there are some implementations out there (libsieve for one), but it's going to be a job to implement it in nmh. Thankfully it requires that everything be converted interally to UTF-8, so at least that deals with some of the I18N issues. To answer your original question ... I don't really know of anything that does what you want. Seems like the sieve implementations have all focused on the server side. I think the move to IMAP and webmail has resulted in client-side support for more complex filtering to lag. --Ken _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
