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I am using 1.0beta7 with dovecot.lda from CVS (see build and configure instructions
in the dovecot wiki )<br>
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My system is Fedora 5 running on a Raid 1 two disk pair. Boot, swap, and
root are all raided as separate partitions and root is an LVM volume.<br>
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The only configuration problem was that dovecot as installed on Fedora 5
is in /usr/ and the compiled dovecot and dovecot-lda install in /usr/local/.
I wanted to use the run-tme config files in /etc/ and some tweeks were necessary
to the startup scripts.<br>
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I use Postfix on the mail machine and the remote clients are Netscape/mail,
Evolution, and MacOSX mail.<br>
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Has been running fine for a few days.<br>
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Bob G<br>
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Timo Boettcher wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Hi Gavin,
* Gavin Young <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:gavin_young@fintec.co.nz"><gavin_young@fintec.co.nz></a>, 15.04.2006, 23:23:36:
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<pre wrap="">I am wanting to set-up some basic sieve filtering on our Dovecot 1.0b7
box. Is this possible in 1.0b7?
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<pre wrap=""><!---->You could perhaps use your MTA to do delivery as specified by a sieve
filter. Exim does this very well (AFAIK, its the only MTA than can use
sieve-filtes from a database, and even from ldap).
Timo
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