I'm testing dbmail-sievecmd and am running the following:

dbmail-sievecmd -u userid -i testscript test.script

where "userid" is a valid user on my system, and test.script is a valid sieve script that uses a very simple fileinto statement.

To my surprise, the above command doesn't do much. I get a connection to the database and it just hangs. I have to break out with CTRL-C to get back into a shell...

*** dbmail-sievecmd ***
Opening connection to database...
Opening connection to authentication...
Ok. Connected!


I'm using trunk revision 2029 and would be very interested to know if anyone out there has used dbmail-sievecmd to interact with sieve scripts.

All the best,

Adam Kosmin


Matija Grabnar wrote:
I have Dbmail-2.1.5 installed on one system (and 2.0.9 in production).

I really want to move my production server to 2.1.5, because I want to use the
sieve facilities. However, I looked for tools to manage the
sieve scripts, and I didn't find much.

What tools are you guys using to manage sieve scripts on your dbmail servers?
What are your experiences with the reliability etc?


Matija
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