This is just a review of how I think the options should be like for
dbmail-sievecmd.
For consistency with the dbmail-users script:
-u [user] username, although -u is used differently in dbmail-users
I don't think it interferes.
-a [scriptname] Add script
-d [scriptname] Delete script
-c [scriptname] Change script (to activate and deactivate or replace
with new script.)
-f [filename] Input filename, if none use stdin. (used with -a or -c)
-e enable (with -c)
-E disable (with -c)
-l list scripts
-o output script contents
-m open script in favourit editor, to be saved to database after
editing. (new feature ;)
Best regards,
Marc Dirix
Op 19-aug-2006, om 19:52 heeft Aaron Stone het volgende geschreven:
I pondered for a while over the sievecmd options, and wasn't happy,
but
needed to get something working. If you have suggestions for better
options, I'm all ears!
Aaron
On Sat, 2006-08-19 at 13:53 +0200, Marc Dirix wrote:
Hi,
Just a thought...
The dbmail-users and dbmail-sievecmd script have mixed options.
While in dbmail-users the "-d" options means "remove user"
and in dbmail-util it sort of mean "delete message".
However in dbmail-sievecmd it means "deactivate script" instead of
"remove
script". Because it uses "-r" for that purpose.
This also applies for -a (adduser and activate).
Wouldn't it be more usefull to keep options similar between al tools?
Kind regards,
Marc
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