David Walser wrote:
Yep, rfc3028 (I thought it was still a draft).
Well, it may be *possible* to replicate some of that functionality with courier, but is it easy is a question. You can configure SIEVE through webmail or real e-mail clients, and it's standardized through the IETF.
Some extensions (vacation, instant notification, relational tests) currently implemented by cyrus are still drafts.
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