Hello
How does sieve work? First matching rule wins?
Example:
I've a whitelist rule for all @mycompany.com and a Spam rule for
X-Spam-Level: *
To be sure that I always get all emails from mycompany.com I've to put
the sieve spam rule to the end?
Regards,
Thomas
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* Thomas Vogt UNIX Sys
Hi all.
I have two relatively simple questions, I hope. I'm running Cyrus IMAP
2.2.10, using "/" for hierarchy separator (IOW, I have usernames with
"." in them)
Q1
When I rename a mailbox, sieve scripts associated with it dissappeared -
normal? Luckily, I'm the only user with Sieve scripts
Hi Lars...
This morning, before I had a chance to try that, we transitioned sieveshell
to use PAM. As soon as we did that, I got it to work fine. Still, I did
the grep you suggested against the sleepycat db, and my username came out
as [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of jarcher. So I am betting th
El vie, 06 de 02 de 2004 a las 13:43, Jim Archer escribió:
> Actually, I gave you the wrong sample paste, sorry. Here is what is
> happening:
>
> carbon:/home/jim# sieveshell --user=jarcher localhost
Try with "sieveshell --user=jarcher --auth=jarcher localhost"
> connecting to localhost
> Ple
if you use sasldb this might help:
sasldblistusers2|grep jarcher
man sieveshell
use everything, all options
in this case realm is what is after the '@' in sasldb.
> --On Friday, February 06, 2004 10:50 AM +0100 Alberto Tablado
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> You're trying to authenticate as jil
--On Friday, February 06, 2004 10:50 AM +0100 Alberto Tablado
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You're trying to authenticate as jillian (using jillian's authtok) and
the authorizing as jarcher (possibly bcz you want to change jarcher's
sieve scripts). To achieve this, you have to use a mechanism that
s
El vie, 06 de 02 de 2004 a las 02:13, Jim Archer escribió:
> Okay, thanks. I did actually try that, but here is what I got:
>
>
> carbon:/var/spool/sieve/j/jarcher# sieveshell --user=jarcher
> --authname=jillian carbon.myserver.net
> connecting to carbon.intap.net
> connect: Connection refused
On Feb 5, 2004, at 5:13 PM, Jim Archer wrote:
Okay, thanks. I did actually try that, but here is what I got:
carbon:/var/spool/sieve/j/jarcher# sieveshell --user=jarcher
--authname=jillian carbon.myserver.net
connecting to carbon.intap.net
connect: Connection refused
unable to connect to server
Okay, thanks. I did actually try that, but here is what I got:
carbon:/var/spool/sieve/j/jarcher# sieveshell --user=jarcher
--authname=jillian carbon.myserver.net
connecting to carbon.intap.net
connect: Connection refused
unable to connect to server at /usr/bin/sieveshell line 174.
What is the
Use the sieveshell utility to manage sieve scripts. Sieveshell is a
client/server app to upload, list, retrieve, delete, activate and
deactivate sieve scripts.
Alberto.
El vie, 06-02-2004 a las 00:15, Jim Archer escribió:
> Hi All...
>
> I am trying to figure out how to get Sieve to work with Cy
Hi All...
I am trying to figure out how to get Sieve to work with Cyrus 2.1 on a
Debian Linux system. I have looked for some docs, but no luck.
I see there is a place for the scripts at:
/var/spool/sieve/
And I put a script called jarcher in the j subdirectory. But as far as I
can tell, Cyr
i got this to work with manual installation.
for automatic installation there exists somewhere a web-frontend which is
called websieve.
i haven't used it until now.
manual installation:
i assume that "sievedir" is "/foo".
you are right, that sieve looks for the user "bar" in the folder
"/foo/b
I'm trying to get sieve working with an installation of cyrus I'm
prototyping.
First the preliminaries, I've built and installed cyrus imap without
mentioning sieve
on the configure script command line ( no --enable or --disable-sieve ).
The sieve
directory is built, however ( libsieve.a exists )
The Hermit Hacker wrote:
>
> How would one do a redirect *and* a keep?
>
> Basically, we want to do the equivalent of:
>
> \user,user@domain
>
> first thought was, by Vince, was:
>
> if true {
> keep;
> redirect "user@domain";
> }
>
> gave errors ...
>
> how about somethin
How would one do a redirect *and* a keep?
Basically, we want to do the equivalent of:
\user,user@domain
first thought was, by Vince, was:
if true {
keep;
redirect "user@domain";
}
gave errors ...
how about something like:
if true {
keep && redirect "user@domain";
}
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