Version 2.1.1 is now released for public consumption! http://libsieve.sf.net/
The web site now also have a few sieve scripts posted. I would much appreciate folks taking a look at this, and letting me know if it's going to work out for them in DBMail. My first pass at integration will happen after the 1.0 release, so that I can generate a stable patch / snapshot. Also, if anyone out there has used Cyrus, then you know about timsieved and the tools that are built to manage sieve scripts on the server. That's pretty much going to be the same route I'd like to take, with a dbmail-sieved managing port 2000 and speaking with the same protocol as Cyrus' timsieved to accept logins and manage the scripts stored in the database for that user. A score of software exists to handle this task. Aaron On Mon, 18 Nov 2002, Aaron Stone wrote: > Hey, > > Back a while ago, I suggested using CMU's Sieve as a sorting language for > DBMail. So I started working on splitting Sieve out of Cyrus, and making > it into a standalone library that could be easily integrated into other > projects. I haven't had as much time to work on this as I'd like, but it's > been moving along nicely :-) > > I've got a website up on sourceforge, and some example code with > annotations is posted to the site, so you can get a feel for how the API > currently works. I hope that a few people might take a look at this, and > perhaps even lend a hand getting this new 'libSieve' into a good position > to be complemented to DBMail! > > http://libsieve.sf.net/ > > Aaron > > > _______________________________________________ > Dbmail mailing list > Dbmail@dbmail.org > https://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail >
