June 25, 2021 5:08 AM, "Samuel Banya" <sba...@fastmail.com> wrote:
> > [...] > > Here is the output of running the following command in > '/usr/local/dovecot/sieve' as the 'root' > user on the box, but received the following message: > #+BEGIN_SRC bash > l# sievec report-ham.sieve > report-ham: line 1: error: require command: unknown Sieve capability > `vnd.dovecot.pipe'. > report-ham: line 1: error: require command: unknown Sieve capability > `imapsieve'. > report-ham: line 15: error: unknown command 'pipe' (only reported once at > first occurrence). > report-ham: error: validation failed. > sievec(root): Fatal: failed to compile sieve script 'report-ham.sieve' > # sievec report-spam.sieve > report-spam: line 1: error: require command: unknown Sieve capability > `vnd.dovecot.pipe'. > report-spam: line 1: error: require command: unknown Sieve capability > `imapsieve'. > report-spam: line 7: error: unknown command 'pipe' (only reported once at > first occurrence). > report-spam: error: validation failed. > sievec(root): Fatal: failed to compile sieve script 'report-spam.sieve' > #+END_SRC > > Is there anything else that can be done? > Are you sure that you installed the dovecot-pigeonhole and didn't miss that step ? > Don't mean to be that guy, but I get the feeling that it might have to be an > OpenBSD issue in terms > of the sievec package, or the Dovecot release. > It is very doubtful. Not only a lot of people are using it and giving feedback about their working setup, but I have also reinstalled a mail server from scratch last week and since I have an issue remembering the dovecot bits, I used the guide as reference. Maybe there's an issue in OpenBSD or the guide and we somehow all dodged it, but I'd assume an error on your side to be more likely at this point :-) > Please let me know what I could do to further troubleshoot the issue. > make sure dovecot-pigeonhole is installed and if that's the case, I'd uninstall both dovecot and dovecot-pigeonhole, move /etc/dovecot to /etc/dovecot.BAK, then go again from scratch in case you messed up something in the process. Gilles
