Jeremy Howard wrote:
>
> Ken Murchison wrote:
> > "John C. Amodeo" wrote:
> <...>
> > > And, are wildcards supported yet?
> >
> > In regex, yes. The extension follows the POSIX spec with the exception
> > of disallowing backreferences (no variables currently allowed in
> > Sieve). If you're r
Ken Murchison wrote:
> "John C. Amodeo" wrote:
<...>
> > And, are wildcards supported yet?
>
> In regex, yes. The extension follows the POSIX spec with the exception
> of disallowing backreferences (no variables currently allowed in
> Sieve). If you're really interested, have a look at the draft
Ken,
Do the regexs in sieve support checking the body of a message, or just the
header? And, are wildcards supported yet?
Thanks,
-John
Ken Murchison wrote:
> Jeremy Howard wrote:
> >
> > One thing notably missing from most webmail providers is access to IMAP, and
> > access to server-side fi
"John C. Amodeo" wrote:
>
> Ken,
>
> Do the regexs in sieve support checking the body of a message, or just the
> header?
The sieve-regex draft just documents a new MATCH-TYPE, so it works with
any test which takes a MATCH-TYPE as an argument (currently ADDRESS,
ENVELOPE, HEADER). AFAIK, nob
Jeremy Howard wrote:
>
> One thing notably missing from most webmail providers is access to IMAP, and
> access to server-side filtering. Well, thanks to Cyrus we are now providing
> just that at http://fastmail.fm -- an IMAP accessible, Sieve enabled, email
> system.
>
> I just finished the Si
One thing notably missing from most webmail providers is access to IMAP, and
access to server-side filtering. Well, thanks to Cyrus we are now providing
just that at http://fastmail.fm -- an IMAP accessible, Sieve enabled, email
system.
I just finished the Sieve interface yesterday. If you can't
