Op 5/27/2012 3:00 PM, Daniel Parthey schreef:
Hi Ed,
Ed W wrote:
I have groups of users where we have a predefined
bunch of filtering that happens on their account. At the moment the
users are grouped into top level directories so that the "home" and
hence default scripts can cascade down. However, it means it's not
trivial to adjust the grouping of the users and requires on disk
placement to be meaningful. I would desire to find a way of when
Postfix delivers a mail for a user X that this will run a bunch of
predefined filtering scripts which are per-user, plus the users
normal scripts. All scripts would normally live on disk
Perhaps this is actually more easily done a different way?
Would it be possible to do conditional includes in
the global "before" script, something like this?
if domain :matches "foo.example.org" {
include "foo.sieve"
}
elsif domain :matches "bar.example.org" {
include "bar.sieve"
}
Including from global to local is not a good idea:
1) if the script is missing (user deletes it through managesieve)
delivery fails.
2) Included scripts are currently always incorporated in the global
binary. This means that it is not possible to pre-compile the global binary.
I have some plans to make this possible, but so far this situation is
best avoided.
Regards,
Stephan.
