date:20091117

Re: Problem with server-side filtering using sieve

2009-11-17 Thread nunatarsuaq

Hi

I'm still having problem with getting the filtering working

Even though the script can be loaded it doesn't work.
I'm trying

if header :contains [Subject] test {
 fileinto Junk;
         stop;
}

if header :contains [Subject] test {
        fileinto user/testowy/Junk;
        stop;
}

if header :contains [Subject] test {
        fileinto user.testowy.Junk;
        stop;
}

and

if header :contains [Subject] test {
        fileinto user/testowy.Junk;
        stop;
}

None method works. Is there a bad syntax somewhere?
I noticed that when working on imap accounts (using reconstruct
command for example) I need to type user/USERNAME instead of
user.USERNAME found everywhere on the web.

Going further I'd like to set up a filter moving messages marked as
spam for all users.
How should it be installed?

Rangifer



 2009/11/16 Simon Matter simon.mat...@invoca.ch:
 Hello to everybody

 I'm a new user here and found this list while searching for solution
 to my problem.

 I have a running mail server with postfix and cyrus-imap and would
 like to start filtering incoming messages on the server side.
 I tried to put a filter using sieve shell according to this tutorial
 http://wiki.linuxwall.info/doku.php/en:ressources:astuces:sieve but
 with no results.

 Here's my configuration:

 I created a file with a sieve filter:

 if header :contains X-Spam-Flag YES {
  fileinto Junk;
  stop;
 }

 I think your script should start with a require line. Do you have it?

 Simon


 I tried also type fileinto as user.USERNAME.Junk,
 user/USERNAME.Junk and user/USERNAME/Junk)

 Now when I invoke

 # sieveshell -u cyrus -a cyrus localhost (tried also with a user
 other
 than cyrus)

 and type

 put sieve_filter

 I get an error:

 upload failed: put script: script errors:
 line 2: fileinto not required


 What does it really mean?
 What can be done to get it working?

 Rangifer
 
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Re: Problem with server-side filtering using sieve

2009-11-17 Thread nunatarsuaq

Found a partial solution:

1. In my case the filter script should refer to user's mailbox as
user/USERNAME/folder
2. Then I used sievec to create bytecode file for a particular user's sieve dir:

/usr/lib/cyrus/bin/sievec sieve.filter /var/lib/sieve/U/USERNAME/defaultbc

That's it. The filtering started working. Strange though...
I don't get it why it doesn't work using sieveshell and a regular text
script file.

Anyway I'd prefer to have a main filter file for all users that would
move all spam-marked messages to Spam folder in each mailbox.

Any ideas?

Rangifer

2009/11/17 nunatarsuaq nunatars...@gmail.com:
 Hi

 I'm still having problem with getting the filtering working

 Even though the script can be loaded it doesn't work.
 I'm trying

 if header :contains [Subject] test {
         fileinto Junk;
          stop;
 }

 if header :contains [Subject] test {
         fileinto user/testowy/Junk;
         stop;
 }

 if header :contains [Subject] test {
         fileinto user.testowy.Junk;
         stop;
 }

 and

 if header :contains [Subject] test {
         fileinto user/testowy.Junk;
         stop;
 }

 None method works. Is there a bad syntax somewhere?
 I noticed that when working on imap accounts (using reconstruct
 command for example) I need to type user/USERNAME instead of
 user.USERNAME found everywhere on the web.

 Going further I'd like to set up a filter moving messages marked as
 spam for all users.
 How should it be installed?

 Rangifer



 2009/11/16 Simon Matter simon.mat...@invoca.ch:
 Hello to everybody

 I'm a new user here and found this list while searching for solution
 to my problem.

 I have a running mail server with postfix and cyrus-imap and would
 like to start filtering incoming messages on the server side.
 I tried to put a filter using sieve shell according to this tutorial
 http://wiki.linuxwall.info/doku.php/en:ressources:astuces:sieve but
 with no results.

 Here's my configuration:

 I created a file with a sieve filter:

 if header :contains X-Spam-Flag YES {
  fileinto Junk;
  stop;
 }

 I think your script should start with a require line. Do you have it?

 Simon


 I tried also type fileinto as user.USERNAME.Junk,
 user/USERNAME.Junk and user/USERNAME/Junk)

 Now when I invoke

 # sieveshell -u cyrus -a cyrus localhost (tried also with a user
 other
 than cyrus)

 and type

 put sieve_filter

 I get an error:

 upload failed: put script: script errors:
 line 2: fileinto not required


 What does it really mean?
 What can be done to get it working?

 Rangifer
 
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Re: Problem with server-side filtering using sieve

2009-11-17 Thread Michael Menge


Quoting nunatarsuaq nunatars...@gmail.com:


Found a partial solution:

1. In my case the filter script should refer to user's mailbox as
user/USERNAME/folder
2. Then I used sievec to create bytecode file for a particular  
user's sieve dir:


/usr/lib/cyrus/bin/sievec sieve.filter /var/lib/sieve/U/USERNAME/defaultbc

That's it. The filtering started working. Strange though...
I don't get it why it doesn't work using sieveshell and a regular text
script file.


Did you activate the script?

defaultbc is normaly a softlink to the active script bytecode



Anyway I'd prefer to have a main filter file for all users that would
move all spam-marked messages to Spam folder in each mailbox.

Any ideas?

Rangifer

2009/11/17 nunatarsuaq nunatars...@gmail.com:

Hi

I'm still having problem with getting the filtering working

Even though the script can be loaded it doesn't work.
I'm trying

if header :contains [Subject] test {
        fileinto Junk;
         stop;
}

if header :contains [Subject] test {
        fileinto user/testowy/Junk;
        stop;
}

if header :contains [Subject] test {
        fileinto user.testowy.Junk;
        stop;
}

and

if header :contains [Subject] test {
        fileinto user/testowy.Junk;
        stop;
}

None method works. Is there a bad syntax somewhere?
I noticed that when working on imap accounts (using reconstruct
command for example) I need to type user/USERNAME instead of
user.USERNAME found everywhere on the web.

Going further I'd like to set up a filter moving messages marked as
spam for all users.
How should it be installed?

Rangifer




2009/11/16 Simon Matter simon.mat...@invoca.ch:

Hello to everybody

I'm a new user here and found this list while searching for solution
to my problem.

I have a running mail server with postfix and cyrus-imap and would
like to start filtering incoming messages on the server side.
I tried to put a filter using sieve shell according to this tutorial
http://wiki.linuxwall.info/doku.php/en:ressources:astuces:sieve but
with no results.

Here's my configuration:

I created a file with a sieve filter:

if header :contains X-Spam-Flag YES {
 fileinto Junk;
 stop;
}


I think your script should start with a require line. Do you have it?

Simon



I tried also type fileinto as user.USERNAME.Junk,
user/USERNAME.Junk and user/USERNAME/Junk)

Now when I invoke

# sieveshell -u cyrus -a cyrus localhost (tried also with a user
other
than cyrus)

and type


put sieve_filter


I get an error:

upload failed: put script: script errors:
line 2: fileinto not required


What does it really mean?
What can be done to get it working?

Rangifer

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Re: Problem with server-side filtering using sieve

2009-11-17 Thread nunatarsuaq

2009/11/17 Michael Menge michael.me...@zdv.uni-tuebingen.de:
 Quoting nunatarsuaq nunatars...@gmail.com:

 Found a partial solution:

 1. In my case the filter script should refer to user's mailbox as
 user/USERNAME/folder
 2. Then I used sievec to create bytecode file for a particular user's
 sieve dir:

 /usr/lib/cyrus/bin/sievec sieve.filter /var/lib/sieve/U/USERNAME/defaultbc

 That's it. The filtering started working. Strange though...
 I don't get it why it doesn't work using sieveshell and a regular text
 script file.

 Did you activate the script?

When I tried to use sieveshell I had my loaded script activated.

 defaultbc is normaly a softlink to the active script bytecode


 Anyway I'd prefer to have a main filter file for all users that would
 move all spam-marked messages to Spam folder in each mailbox.

 Any ideas?

 Rangifer

 2009/11/17 nunatarsuaq nunatars...@gmail.com:

 Hi

 I'm still having problem with getting the filtering working

 Even though the script can be loaded it doesn't work.
 I'm trying

 if header :contains [Subject] test {
         fileinto Junk;
          stop;
 }

 if header :contains [Subject] test {
         fileinto user/testowy/Junk;
         stop;
 }

 if header :contains [Subject] test {
         fileinto user.testowy.Junk;
         stop;
 }

 and

 if header :contains [Subject] test {
         fileinto user/testowy.Junk;
         stop;
 }

 None method works. Is there a bad syntax somewhere?
 I noticed that when working on imap accounts (using reconstruct
 command for example) I need to type user/USERNAME instead of
 user.USERNAME found everywhere on the web.

 Going further I'd like to set up a filter moving messages marked as
 spam for all users.
 How should it be installed?

 Rangifer



 2009/11/16 Simon Matter simon.mat...@invoca.ch:

 Hello to everybody

 I'm a new user here and found this list while searching for
 solution
 to my problem.

 I have a running mail server with postfix and cyrus-imap and would
 like to start filtering incoming messages on the server side.
 I tried to put a filter using sieve shell according to this
 tutorial
 http://wiki.linuxwall.info/doku.php/en:ressources:astuces:sieve
 but
 with no results.

 Here's my configuration:

 I created a file with a sieve filter:

 if header :contains X-Spam-Flag YES {
  fileinto Junk;
  stop;
 }

 I think your script should start with a require line. Do you have
 it?

 Simon


 I tried also type fileinto as user.USERNAME.Junk,
 user/USERNAME.Junk and user/USERNAME/Junk)

 Now when I invoke

 # sieveshell -u cyrus -a cyrus localhost (tried also with a user
 other
 than cyrus)

 and type

 put sieve_filter

 I get an error:

 upload failed: put script: script errors:
 line 2: fileinto not required


 What does it really mean?
 What can be done to get it working?

 Rangifer
 
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ANNOTATEMORE = METADATA and rfc 5464

2009-11-17 Thread Bron Gondwana

I'm in the process of implementing rfc 5464, which is what the
ANNOTATEMORE drafts turned into.

Unfortunately, Cyrus' support is an early draft, before the paths
to everything were changed and the commands were renamed.  It would
be great to be complient, and there is software out there like Kolab
which would benefit from it.

Also, the database format is pretty nasty - complete with nulls
embedded in keys and other fun stuff (like platform dependent type
lengths codified in the format, ick)

So I'm thinking: create a new metadata.db, require a conversion on upgrade
from annotations.db.  I had a look, and none of our servers had ANY
annotations until I added a /comment to my INBOX for testing.

Does anybody out there use annotations much?  Does anybody know any code
that would be broken by changing the way annotations are done?

Thanks,

Bron.

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Re: ANNOTATEMORE = METADATA and rfc 5464

2009-11-17 Thread Pascal Gienger

Bron Gondwana schrieb:
 Does anybody out there use annotations much?  Does anybody know any code
 that would be broken by changing the way annotations are done?

We are using annotations to define expire times for spam folders and to 
define mailboxes to be indexed by squatter. Approx. 4 annotations 
are always set.
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Re: ANNOTATEMORE = METADATA and rfc 5464

2009-11-17 Thread Sebastian Hagedorn

--On 17. November 2009 23:28:49 +1100 Bron Gondwana br...@fastmail.fm 
wrote:



Does anybody out there use annotations much?


Not much, but I have used them a few times to use with expire. Anyway,  I'd 
be OK with an upgrade procedure.

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Re: ANNOTATEMORE = METADATA and rfc 5464

2009-11-17 Thread Adam Tauno Williams

On Tue, 2009-11-17 at 23:28 +1100, Bron Gondwana wrote:
 I'm in the process of implementing rfc 5464, which is what the
 ANNOTATEMORE drafts turned into.
 Unfortunately, Cyrus' support is an early draft, before the paths
 to everything were changed and the commands were renamed.  It would
 be great to be complient, and there is software out there like Kolab
 which would benefit from it.
 Also, the database format is pretty nasty - complete with nulls
 embedded in keys and other fun stuff (like platform dependent type
 lengths codified in the format, ick)
 So I'm thinking: create a new metadata.db, require a conversion on upgrade
 from annotations.db.  I had a look, and none of our servers had ANY
 annotations until I added a /comment to my INBOX for testing.
 Does anybody out there use annotations much?  Does anybody know any code
 that would be broken by changing the way annotations are done?

Just for an occasional comment and expire values.

Nothing where we couldn't dump, parse, and re-apply.


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Re: ANNOTATEMORE = METADATA and rfc 5464

2009-11-17 Thread Ken Murchison

What is your new format proposal?


Bron Gondwana wrote:
 I'm in the process of implementing rfc 5464, which is what the
 ANNOTATEMORE drafts turned into.
 
 Unfortunately, Cyrus' support is an early draft, before the paths
 to everything were changed and the commands were renamed.  It would
 be great to be complient, and there is software out there like Kolab
 which would benefit from it.
 
 Also, the database format is pretty nasty - complete with nulls
 embedded in keys and other fun stuff (like platform dependent type
 lengths codified in the format, ick)
 
 So I'm thinking: create a new metadata.db, require a conversion on upgrade
 from annotations.db.  I had a look, and none of our servers had ANY
 annotations until I added a /comment to my INBOX for testing.
 
 Does anybody out there use annotations much?  Does anybody know any code
 that would be broken by changing the way annotations are done?
 
 Thanks,
 
 Bron.
 

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Re: Quick SASL question

2009-11-17 Thread Dan White

On 16/11/09 16:39 -0400, Patrick Boutilier wrote:
I am setting up a murder environment in testing. The backends use
SASL with pam for imap/pop authentication. I have to configure a user 
for proxyservers on the backends for the frontends to use. Is there 
anyway to configure it so that the proxyservers user can be in 
/etc/sasldb2 while still using pam for the real users?

Patrick,

You can specify more than one pwcheck method in imapd.conf, e.g.:

sasl_pwcheck_method: saslauthd auxprop

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setting up replication

2009-11-17 Thread Johannes Rußek

hello everybody,
i'm trying to replicate an existing imap servers over to a new one, this
is basically fedora core 6 to rhel5.
i've set up the replication as per the howto and it appears to basically
work. however, when sync_client reaches the point of creating a mailbox,
i get the following error in the log:

sync_client[30485]: CREATE received BAD response: Unexpected extra
arguments to Create

is there anything i am doing wrong?
regards,
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Re: setting up replication

2009-11-17 Thread Patrick Boutilier

On 11/17/2009 01:03 PM, Johannes Rußek wrote:
 hello everybody,
 i'm trying to replicate an existing imap servers over to a new one, this
 is basically fedora core 6 to rhel5.
 i've set up the replication as per the howto and it appears to basically
 work. however, when sync_client reaches the point of creating a mailbox,
 i get the following error in the log:

 sync_client[30485]: CREATE received BAD response: Unexpected extra
 arguments to Create

 is there anything i am doing wrong?

Are you running the same version of imapd on both the master and slave?




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Re: setting up replication

2009-11-17 Thread Johannes Rußek

Nope, i'm not. is this necessary?
it's 2.3.9 on the master and 2.3.7 on the replica.
if that's the problem i will take care of that first.
regards,
johannes


Am Dienstag, den 17.11.2009, 13:26 -0400 schrieb Patrick Boutilier:
 On 11/17/2009 01:03 PM, Johannes Rußek wrote:
  hello everybody,
  i'm trying to replicate an existing imap servers over to a new one, this
  is basically fedora core 6 to rhel5.
  i've set up the replication as per the howto and it appears to basically
  work. however, when sync_client reaches the point of creating a mailbox,
  i get the following error in the log:
 
  sync_client[30485]: CREATE received BAD response: Unexpected extra
  arguments to Create
 
  is there anything i am doing wrong?
 
 Are you running the same version of imapd on both the master and slave?
 
 
 
 
  regards,
  Johannes
 
 
  
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Re: setting up replication

2009-11-17 Thread Patrick Boutilier

On 11/17/2009 01:34 PM, Johannes Rußek wrote:
 Nope, i'm not. is this necessary?
 it's 2.3.9 on the master and 2.3.7 on the replica.
 if that's the problem i will take care of that first.

They are both 2.3.x so that shouldn't be a problem. However those 
versions are relatively old. 2.3.15 is the latest in the 2.3 series.

I just setup replication a couple of weeks ago and haven't seen any of 
those errors.


 regards,
 johannes


 Am Dienstag, den 17.11.2009, 13:26 -0400 schrieb Patrick Boutilier:
 On 11/17/2009 01:03 PM, Johannes Rußek wrote:
 hello everybody,
 i'm trying to replicate an existing imap servers over to a new one, this
 is basically fedora core 6 to rhel5.
 i've set up the replication as per the howto and it appears to basically
 work. however, when sync_client reaches the point of creating a mailbox,
 i get the following error in the log:

 sync_client[30485]: CREATE received BAD response: Unexpected extra
 arguments to Create

 is there anything i am doing wrong?

 Are you running the same version of imapd on both the master and slave?




 regards,
 Johannes


 
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Re: ANNOTATEMORE = METADATA and rfc 5464

2009-11-17 Thread Bron Gondwana

On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 09:03:11AM -0500, Ken Murchison wrote:
 What is your new format proposal?

I'll see :)  Not sure yet - but mainly not sizeof(unsigned long)!

Bron.

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Re: ANNOTATEMORE = METADATA and rfc 5464

2009-11-17 Thread Ken Murchison

Bron Gondwana wrote:
 On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 09:03:11AM -0500, Ken Murchison wrote:
 What is your new format proposal?
 
 I'll see :)  Not sure yet - but mainly not sizeof(unsigned long)!

If we make a wholesale change to the database, perhaps this might be 
something we put in the 2.4 branch.  It already has some 
partial/complete extensions like QRESYNC, LIST-EXTENDED, URLAUTH=BINARY 
and COMPRESS (which I backported to 2.3).

I was also thinking that although the charset changes have been fully 
tested at Fastmail that it too might be a candidate for 2.4.


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Re: ANNOTATEMORE = METADATA and rfc 5464

2009-11-17 Thread Rudy Gevaert

On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 11:28:49PM +1100, Bron Gondwana wrote:
 
 Does anybody out there use annotations much?  Does anybody know any code
 that would be broken by changing the way annotations are done?

I'm the only one who uses it here ;)


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Re: ANNOTATEMORE = METADATA and rfc 5464

2009-11-17 Thread Bron Gondwana

On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 04:17:51PM -0500, Ken Murchison wrote:
 Bron Gondwana wrote:
 On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 09:03:11AM -0500, Ken Murchison wrote:
 What is your new format proposal?
 
 I'll see :)  Not sure yet - but mainly not sizeof(unsigned long)!
 
 If we make a wholesale change to the database, perhaps this might be
 something we put in the 2.4 branch.  It already has some
 partial/complete extensions like QRESYNC, LIST-EXTENDED,
 URLAUTH=BINARY and COMPRESS (which I backported to 2.3).
 
 I was also thinking that although the charset changes have been
 fully tested at Fastmail that it too might be a candidate for 2.4.

Yeah, fair enough!  I did commit them to CVS, but it's easy enough to
back them out and commit to a branch instead.

Do we have a roadmap for what else people want on the 2.4 branch?
I'd be happy to put a bit more effort into polishing up those features
that are there so we can ship a 2.4 soonish.  Say by April next year,
which gives us 6 months to prepare.

Bron.

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Re: ANNOTATEMORE = METADATA and rfc 5464

2009-11-17 Thread Ken Murchison

Bron Gondwana wrote:
 On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 04:17:51PM -0500, Ken Murchison wrote:
 Bron Gondwana wrote:
 On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 09:03:11AM -0500, Ken Murchison wrote:
 What is your new format proposal?
 I'll see :)  Not sure yet - but mainly not sizeof(unsigned long)!
 If we make a wholesale change to the database, perhaps this might be
 something we put in the 2.4 branch.  It already has some
 partial/complete extensions like QRESYNC, LIST-EXTENDED,
 URLAUTH=BINARY and COMPRESS (which I backported to 2.3).

 I was also thinking that although the charset changes have been
 fully tested at Fastmail that it too might be a candidate for 2.4.
 
 Yeah, fair enough!  I did commit them to CVS, but it's easy enough to
 back them out and commit to a branch instead.
 
 Do we have a roadmap for what else people want on the 2.4 branch?
 I'd be happy to put a bit more effort into polishing up those features
 that are there so we can ship a 2.4 soonish.  Say by April next year,
 which gives us 6 months to prepare.

My original vision for 2.4 was to be compliant with the LEMONADE v2 profile.

At this point is can morph into anything we want.  Some of the 2.4 
features required changes that I felt were too in depth to put into a 
relatively stable 2.3.

I'm pretty close to having the time to dive back into the 2.4 code.  The 
first thing that needs to be done is to merge all of the new 2.3 stuff 
into 2.4.

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