On 11-02-24 6:13 AM, Philipp Giebel wrote:
Hi everybody!
I'm currently migrating from a pure mailserver to SOGo and I love it, so
far..! :)
But now, I have a problem: I'ld like to migrate to old sive scripts of
my users and I don't want to login to sogo with every account and add
the rules manually.
So, I took a look at the filesystem and found the sieve-script-files.
But no matter, what I do - sogo ignores my changes:
I edited the file "~/sieve/sogo.sieve" checked the symlink at "~"
compiled the script, using sievec:
~# sievec .dovecot.sieve .dovecot.svbin
Corrected the permissions of the newly created svbin-file, logged out
and in on the sogo-site, but my newly added rules don't show up..
Is there any way to do this?
SOGo does NOT have a Sieve script parser so what you're trying to do
won't work. The scripts will be there but the metadata SOGo "reads" from
its database will of course not be present.
libSieve could eventually be used to perform just that - ie., parse the
Sieve scripts in order to extract what SOGo needs - this could be a
migration tool, or be integrated in sogo-tool itself.
Regards,
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