Op 17-9-2010 10:27, Dieter Knopf schreef:
Hello,
I just migrated from Postfix/Courier/Maildrop to
Postfix/Dovecot/Deliver/Sieve and don't unterstand the right syntax
for sieve :(
I searched and found many small examples and many links to the RFC,
but nothing was usefull for me (or i didn't
Op 17-9-2010 12:18, Stephan Bosch schreef:
# Filter TO
if (hasaddr(n...@domain.tld))
{
to $M/.foo/
}
if address :is :comparator i;ascii-casemap
[|to|, |cc|,| resent-to|, |resent-cc|]
[n...@domain.tld] {
fileinto foo;
}
Iew! Not sure where these '|' chars came from, but
Op 17-9-2010 12:18, Stephan Bosch schreef:
require subaddress; /* for the :domain part (last script) */
Shameful. No, you don't need to require this. The :domain part is part
of the core language. Let's just say it was early. :)
Regards,
Stephan.
2010/9/17 Stephan Bosch step...@rename-it.nl:
Op 17-9-2010 12:18, Stephan Bosch schreef:
[...]
THANKS for the big help. Converting it now :-)
But have another problem with the fileinto-command :(
I alway get a failed to find namespace for mailbox 'foo'
but/home/vmail/domain.tld/name/.foo/
Dieter Knopf schrieb:
I alway get a failed to find namespace for mailbox 'foo'
but/home/vmail/domain.tld/name/.foo/ exist.
I tried it with:
fileinto foo; and fileinto .foo;
This works for me:
fileinto :create INBOX.foo;
:create will create this folder if it does not exist.
Patrick
2010/9/17 Patrick Westenberg p...@wk-serv.de:
This works for me:
fileinto :create INBOX.foo;
:create will create this folder if it does not exist.
Thanks, works fine now :-)
One small issue:
My mail client (kmail) always want to open the INBOX.dovecot.sieve
(because there is a
Dieter Knopf schrieb:
One small issue:
My mail client (kmail) always want to open the INBOX.dovecot.sieve
(because there is a .dovecot.sieve file for the filter). (Client show
it as dovecot/sieve folder)
Is there a way to hide this?
I never had this problem because I use home directories.
2010/9/17 Patrick Westenberg p...@wk-serv.de:
User specific sieve files are placed in the home directories while
mails are stored in the given mail_location (can be a subdirectory
of the home directory)
Thanks. I tested something and set a sieve-config outside my maildirs:
# dovecot -n |grep
Dieter Knopf schrieb:
Sorry for the question, just found it out, I didn't knew that all
files needs a .sieve extensions.
include :global foo; with a file foo.sieve works fine :-)
Good to know ;)
On 9/18/2010 1:10 AM, Patrick Westenberg wrote:
Dieter Knopf schrieb:
Sorry for the question, just found it out, I didn't knew that all
files needs a .sieve extensions.
include :global foo; with a file foo.sieve works fine :-)
Good to know ;)
Good point. I now clarified this in the wiki.
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