Implicit keep works.
Explicit keep works.
Fileinto works.
Discard works.
Redirect appears to work (not yet tested with a full mail stack).
Reject merely discards, but it should also return an appropriate
rejection exit code (smtp) or 5xx code (lmtp). I'm working on vacation
and subaddress this
I managed to forget to add the replycache table to my database, so the
query failed the first time. The second time, the query didn't just
fail, it was ignored. This continues even for queries to tables that
exist, until the end of the process.
So basically, we need to clear the error after
Aaron Stone wrote:
I managed to forget to add the replycache table to my database, so the
query failed the first time. The second time, the query didn't just
fail, it was ignored. This continues even for queries to tables that
exist, until the end of the process.
[..]
[ERROR: current
Progress!
Reject returns a failure code.
Subaddress works with the forthcoming libSieve 2.1.9.
Vacation works at the Sieve level, but isn't coded up in DBMail. I'm not
happy with the amount of code duplication in pipe.c, and would like to
have send_reply, send_notification and send_vacation
On Mon, 2006-02-20 at 10:40 +0100, Thomas Mueller wrote:
Aaron Stone wrote:
I managed to forget to add the replycache table to my database, so the
query failed the first time. The second time, the query didn't just
fail, it was ignored. This continues even for queries to tables that
Hello!
Progress!
Reject returns a failure code.
Subaddress works with the forthcoming libSieve 2.1.9.
Vacation works at the Sieve level, but isn't coded up in DBMail. I'm not
happy with the amount of code duplication in pipe.c, and would like to
have send_reply, send_notification and
On Mon, 2006-02-20 at 13:26 +0300, Oleg Lapshin wrote:
Can you commit both libSieve and dbmail?
Or where can I get them today?
libSieve 2.1.9 is now posted and work on DBMail is in SVN.
Tomorrow I'll get the pipe.c stuff going so that vacation can work.
Aaron
libSieve 2.1.9 is now posted and work on DBMail is in SVN.
I tried libsieve-2.1.9.tar.gz from 2 different mirrors, but:
$ tar xzf libsieve-2.1.9.tar.gz
tar: Skipping to next header
tar: Archive contains obsolescent base-64 headers
gzip: stdin: invalid compressed data--format violated
tar:
Yeah, definitely broken. Aaron, you getting enough sleep?
Oleg Lapshin wrote:
libSieve 2.1.9 is now posted and work on DBMail is in SVN.
I tried libsieve-2.1.9.tar.gz from 2 different mirrors, but:
$ tar xzf libsieve-2.1.9.tar.gz
tar: Skipping to next header
tar: Archive contains
The file I just downloaded was SF is 3k larger than the one I uploaded.
Very weird. New file posted. The size should be:
762488, rather than 765341. MD5 is 94743041a5718ce37b292af75b9a1199.
Aaron
On Mon, 2006-02-20 at 15:36 +0100, Paul J Stevens wrote:
Yeah, definitely broken. Aaron, you
libSieve 2.1.9 is now posted and work on DBMail is in SVN.
Tomorrow I'll get the pipe.c stuff going so that vacation can work.
I downloaded new libsieve-2.1.9
Now it's ok.
I am happy!!! ;)
Excelent work! Thank you!
--
Oleg Lapshin
I'm getting this on my shared builds:
./.libs/libdbmail.so: undefined reference to `crypt'
I guess we need to specify -lcrypt when linking. Sadly, I'm not up for
the necessary autoconf tomfoolery to get this working today...
Aaron
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