Hello Benoit,

You must be running at least OBM 3.2.0 for global Sieve scripts to be supported, as documented in http://obm.org/content/global-sieve-filters-obm-32.

What's your current version?

Regards,

David DOLCIMASCOLO
Resp. Equipe OBM / OBM Team Lead
Resp. Adjoint Equipe OpenPaas / OpenPaas Team Deputy
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Le 12/12/2016 à 10:30, Benoit CROQUIN a écrit :

Hello all,

A global custom sieve script is active on our obm installation for one domain.

We face up with the following problem  :

When an account in created as a redirect mail, the global sieve script is no longer active for this new account.

Please find the following details with data about the issue :

_Our global sieve script : _

---root@myserver:~# cat /var/spool/sieve/global/global.script

require ["envelope","fileinto","copy"];

if header :contains "X-Spam-Flag" "YES" {

    fileinto "SPAM";

}

_In each user sieve configuration we have :_

---root@myserver:~# cat /var/spool/sieve/domain/m/mydomain.fr/m/my^user/defaultbc.script

require "include";

include :global "global";

_When a redirect account is created in obm ui :_

---root@ myserver:~# cat /var/spool/sieve/domain/ m/mydomain.fr/i/info^myserver/info.myserver.fr.sieve.script

# rule:[OBM Nomade]

redirect "[email protected]";

When a redirect account is created, a new sieve script is computed and the global sieve script is omitted.

Could you please help us to know if we are doing something wrong or is it possible to merge sieve scripts ?

Regards,

Benoit



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