Am 24.02.2011 14:32, schrieb Ludovic Marcotte: > On 11-02-24 6:13 AM, Philipp Giebel wrote: >> Hi everybody! >> >> I'm currently migrating from a pure mailserver to SOGo and I love it, so >> far..! :) >> >> But now, I have a problem: I'ld like to migrate to old sive scripts of >> my users and I don't want to login to sogo with every account and add >> the rules manually. >> So, I took a look at the filesystem and found the sieve-script-files. >> But no matter, what I do - sogo ignores my changes: >> >> I edited the file "~/sieve/sogo.sieve" checked the symlink at "~" >> compiled the script, using sievec: >>> ~# sievec .dovecot.sieve .dovecot.svbin >> Corrected the permissions of the newly created svbin-file, logged out >> and in on the sogo-site, but my newly added rules don't show up.. >> >> Is there any way to do this? >> > SOGo does NOT have a Sieve script parser so what you're trying to do > won't work. The scripts will be there but the metadata SOGo "reads" from > its database will of course not be present. > > libSieve could eventually be used to perform just that - ie., parse the > Sieve scripts in order to extract what SOGo needs - this could be a > migration tool, or be integrated in sogo-tool itself. > > Regards,
Okay, cool - I guess I could do that, but where does sogo store its data? I searched the sql db and found nothing.. I'm also using mysql for authentification - maybe that's important.. ..But after all: Sieve-Configuration via sogo works fine: The Rules are stored *somewhere* and get executed when new mail arrives.. Cheers, Philipp -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
