Hello Benny, Thanks for your response. Ingo looks promising to me as a sufficient solution, but on the Ingo site one of the stated prerequisites is :
(start quote) To function properly, Ingo *requires* the following: A working Horde installation Ingo runs within the Horde Application Framework <http://www.horde.org/apps/horde>, a set of common tools for web applications written in PHP. You must install Horde before installing Ingo. (end quote) So, if I can install Ingo without Horde as you say, I would be more then happy. Btw, my remark about the LDAP authentication with Squirrelmail being too tricky to implement maybe wasn't described right. What I meant was it's not worth the efforts installing all this, just to be able to manage sieve filters from inside another program. I have installed Squirrelmail for just being able to look now and then at my e-mail at public places, I don't use it frequently. Anyway, thanks for your little help. :-) Regards, Wouter On 10/08/2013 07:24 AM, Benny Pedersen wrote: > Wouter Berkepeis skrev den 2013-10-07 20:37: >> Thanks for the tip. I had to disable ssl completely to finally login to >> SmartSieve. But then I saw that the interface is 'crippled', it's >> missing some parts. I don't know what is causing that, but I've had it >> with SmartSieve for now. Which is a pity because it's the only >> stand-alone (web)gui, as far as I know. > > ingo does not need full horde install, wake up :) > >> Looking for alternatives I already came across Ingo. But this is part of >> the Horde suite and Horde is not part of Debian Wheezy. > > make a virtualbox with gentoo then where its supported :) > >> And I don't like >> that I have to use a whole suite just for managing my sieve filter >> settings. > > who sayed that ? > >> Another alternative maybe could be the Avelsieve plugin for >> Squirrelmail. > > or roundcube ? > >> But with LDAP authentication I am using I also have to >> install the LDAP backend plugin. > > nope, if you use webmail its done > >> It's becoming a bit too tricky for me, > > come on, you manage debian ? > >> and again, I have to use another program just to manage sieve. > > upto you, i just show you little help in solve it > >> So, I guess, maybe it's time to pick up my rusty programming skills and >> create a gui myself.... > > its opensource >