How to use sieves?
Hi guys, I am kind of new to cyrus... or MDA in that sense. I read that one can use sieves in cyrus to create vacation auto-reply kind of actions. I read the syntax of sieves and so on. But how do I get started? Do i have to install sieves? or its compiled as part of cyrus?. I am using the default cyrus came with Mac OS X 1.3 (Panther). If it is compiled in it , how do i write the script and install it? or where do i put it so cyrus would read it? Thanks Lots David
Re: [cyrus] Mail list subject line
--On Monday, December 15, 2003 15:16:51 + Alain Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Would it be possible for the list administrator, to force the adding of something like [cyrus] into the subject line for all mail reflected from this list ? I get quite a lot of mail, other lists do this I find it a useful way of deciding what to read. Aaaccckkk! PLEASE, DO NOT DO THIS! It's horribly ugly, especially after a few 'Re:'s get stuck on the front; and it's completely redundant given the constant value of the Sender: header. Any decent modern MUA provides much better methods for separating out messages from different sources based on a variety of headers. And since almost everyone subscribed to this list is likely to be using Cyrus, they have the option of delivering directly to a sub- mailbox using either detail notation or Sieve filtering. (This does assume that they are using IMAP rather than POP to access the mailbox though.) If anything is done, I'd be in favor of the addition of the List-* headers used by other mailing list managers. (I believe there is an RFC for them; but I don't know what it is.) (I also favor rejecting messages with no Subject: at all; but that's another rant...) -Pat
Re: ctl_cyrusdb -r tries to malloc 3GB, and fails.
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 16:55:29 +0100, Paul Boven [EMAIL PROTECTED] (pb) writes: pb The system in question is Solaris 9 Sparc, cyrus-imapd-2.2.2-BETA, pb cyrus-sasl-2.1.17. Berkely is db-4.1.25. I don't know if this will alter things any, but since you're already using latest of the other software, why not use latest of db too? (Not, DB2. HA! Sorry, that's pretty lame.) -- Amos
Delivery directly to mailboxes
Hi list, I'm trying to use the deliver binary to deliver to a subfolder, which is in the tree like this: INBOX \ lists \ listname and I'm trying to have something delivered to the 'listname' folder. Delivery to the 'lists' folder works fine using /path/to/deliver -a user -m lists user, however delivery to the 'listname' folder does not work as I would expect using /path/to/deliver -a user -m lists.listname user Is there a way to deliver directly to the listname folder ? Thx in advance, Nils. -- Simple guidelines to happiness: Work like you don't need the money, love like your heart has never been broken and dance like no one can see you.
