Hello,
I'm having trouble with some filters that match a sentence with spaces.
Is there a special way I should specify spaces in a rule?
This is the rule that is not considered at all:
...
elsif allof (address :contains [from] Mall LM Giver) {
fileinto SL.Mall;
}
...
The mails that should
Hi,
Quoting Gabriele Bulfon gbul...@sonicle.com:
Hello,
I'm having trouble with some filters that match a sentence with spaces.
Is there a special way I should specify spaces in a rule?
This is the rule that is not considered at all:
...
elsif allof (address :contains [from] Mall LM Giver) {
I tried to make my Sieve Vacation work a lot of times, on the last
few years, but it never worked :-(
The problem is like yours and I never understand what is happening.
This is the reason because I subscribed this list, I have the hope
the in some time anyone (may be you) have the
On Fri, 2009-05-22 at 08:51 -0400, Gottschalk, David wrote:
Well, this is interesting.
I tested one of my reject rules (to make sure I'm not crazy), and it
replied the rejected message to my inbox, not to the sender.
What do the Received: headers of the message look like (how did it end
up in
Check out my thread going on this.
I'm having the same issue.
How do you hand off mail from Sendmail to Cyrus? I'm thinking that could be my
issue, maybe yours too.
David Gottschalk
UTS Email team
david.gottsch...@emory.edu
-Original Message-
From:
Uhmso...how would I let it match the complete From header instead of just
the email address?
I assumed that from was all the from string, including the display name.
And...actually I have remembrances of having the same problem with a Subject
containing spaces...
Gabriele Bulfon - Sonicle
Do you mean the From: header line?
I have multiple Received: headers since the message had to transverse
multiple servers to get to the Cyrus server.
What is the Return-Path: dgot...@servername signify? I'm wondering if that
is the problem.
David Gottschalk
UTS Email team
See, I'm using this entirely custom deliver script in .procmailrc, and I think
that is my problem. I think if Sieve doesn't get a proper from address, it will
not reply. The question is how do you know if this is occurring?
You might try different configuration options of that. I've seen
Hi
have you tried
header :contains from Mall LM Giver
Quoting Gabriele Bulfon gbul...@sonicle.com:
Uhmso...how would I let it match the complete From header
instead of just the email address?
I assumed that from was all the from string, including the display name.
And...actually I
On Tue, 2009-05-26 at 08:52 -0400, Gottschalk, David wrote:
Do you mean the From: header line?
No, the From: line is, as always, utterly meaningless.
I have multiple Received: headers since the message had to transverse
multiple
servers to get to the Cyrus server.
Which is normal. But
The Return-Path must be my problem them.
Right now, any emails that come into dgot...@miriam have a return path of that.
So your saying the Return-Path should be the sender of the email, not the
recipient? Correct?
David Gottschalk
UTS Email team
david.gottsch...@emory.edu
-Original
On Tue, 2009-05-26 at 10:03 -0400, Gottschalk, David wrote:
The Return-Path must be my problem them.
Right now, any emails that come into dgot...@miriam have a return path of
that.
So your saying the Return-Path should be the sender of the email, not the
recipient? Correct?
Yes, your mail
That must be my issue then. Every message in my inbox has a Return-path of:
dgot...@servername (No domain extension just the server hostname)
Even though the message did not come from myself, but a external recipient.
I need to look at changing sendmail to not use this custom deliver script (I
Hello everyone,
If someone could help me on this point it would be nice, because I have
a mailbox that is almost full and I don't know how to change the quota ?
Thanks a lot in advance for any help
Denis
Denis BUCHER a écrit :
OBATA Akio a écrit :
I really don't understand how to access
Hello,
By mistake, when we created a user with dot, the user was created out of the
cyrus structure user/.
The problem is: We can't remove useredilxx/silva.
When lm command:
localhost.localdomain lm
user/zixx/Rascunhos (\HasNoChildren)
user/zuxx (\HasChildren)
user/zuxx/Enviados
No, that was a part of a message that came through from a external source. Not
one generated locally or from the same address.
David Gottschalk
UTS Email team
david.gottsch...@emory.edu
-Original Message-
From: Marc Patermann [mailto:hans.mo...@ofd-sth.niedersachsen.de]
Sent: Tuesday,
On Tue, 2009-05-26 at 09:21 -0400, Gottschalk, David wrote:
See, I'm using this entirely custom deliver script in .procmailrc, and
I think that is my problem. I think if Sieve doesn't get a proper from
address, it will not reply. The question is how do you know if this is
occurring?
Sendmail
Hi,
Gottschalk, David schrieb:
That must be my issue then. Every message in my inbox has a
Return-path of:
dgot...@servername (No domain extension just the server hostname)
This might be the issue then. If your MTA is not too open, relaying
with this sender might not be allowed and your
I recently upgraded from Cyrus 2.3.10 to 2.3.14 on an Ubuntu 9.04 server.
Since doing this upgrade, I can no longer connect to timsieved to update
my Sieve script. The symptom is that the connection gets dropped right
after the client (I'm using sieve-connect) sends an AUTHENTICATE command.
An addendum to my original problem/question:
I tried using sivtest. When I did sivtest -v localhost (on the
server itself), I got the following:
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
05/26 16:31 ri...@whodunit ~ 36) sivtest -v localhost
S: IMPLEMENTATION Cyrus
We're in the last stages of getting off of our old single-server mail
system into a murder environment, and we're currently at the point
where the single old backend gets starts pushing its mb database to
the mupdate server, so that we can move the main DNS pointer to the
front-ends and
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