D Hill wrote:
would store spam into a folder within the INBOX called 'Spam' where the
X-Spam-Flag is YES.
The problem with this approach is that sieve scripts are per user only.
So you'd have to create a script for each user. One could make a simple
bash/perl/whatever script that inserts and updates all the users'
scripts, but you won't be able to offer the custom sieve functionality
to them.
I think global or per domain sieve scripts were were planned by Aaron,
I'm not sure. And he doesn't have much time to work on dbmail now, so I
wouldn't count on this for the near future.
As a work around I use plused mailboxes. I'm using dspam and it is
instructed to deliver identified spam to [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of
simply [EMAIL PROTECTED] Which means all spam is delivered to the user's
folder named spam.
The drawback is that all users must have a folder named "spam" and they
can't change it's name or delete it. I guess one could apply some ACL's
so that users wouldn't be able to mess with the folder, I have not
looked into it.
In dbmail.conf you'll need:
# Use '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' format to deliver to a mailbox.
SUBADDRESS = yes
I have a nightly script which checks that all users have a folder named
spam and also deletes messages older than a month from that folder.
A bit more info on my setup is here:
http://www.dbmail.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=dbmail_cplogs
HTH,
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Aleksander Kamenik
System Administrator
Krediidiinfo AS
an Experian Company
Phone: +372 665 9649
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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