2010-01-29T19:52:15.876551+01:00 hermes dovecot: deliver(user@domain.tld): sieve: main_script: line 6: number of redirect actions exceeds policy limit 2010-01-29T19:52:15.881478+01:00 hermes dovecot: deliver(centrumrealit@remax-czech.cz): sieve: execution of script /home/mail/domain.tld/user/.dovecot.sieve failed, but implicit keep was successful
plugin { sieve = ~/.dovecot.sieve sieve_dir = ~/sieve
sieve_max_redirects = 20
sieve_global_path = /home/mail/.dovecot.global.sieve
sieve_global_dir = /home/mail/sieve}
using dovecot 1.2.9 on debain
2010/1/29 Stephan Bosch s.bosch@utwente.nl:
Lampa wrote:
Hello,
after qmail migration need convert some .procmailrc scripts. Found converter procmail -> sieve, but i'm not sure of quality of conversion.
My script:
if header :contains "from" ["user@domain1.tld", "user2@domain2.tld", "user3@domain3.tld"] { redirect "foo1@bar.tld"; redirect "foo2@bar.tld"; .... redirect "foo20@bar.tld"; } else { keep; }
Converter script:
require ["fileinto","regex","envelope","vacation"];
if envelope :comparator "i;octet" :contains "From.*(user@domain1.tld|user2@domain2.tld|user3@domain3.tld)" "" { redirect "foo1@bar.tld foo2@bar.tld .... foo20@bar.tld"; }
if true { fileinto "$DEFAULT"; }
This not Sieve. There is no envelope part "From.*(... " and redirect only accepts one address.
Converter script is cannot be compiled. But it used other style envelope.
The converter's script does not make much sense, although I can see what it is trying to do.
So what is difference between envelope and header ?
The header test matches against headers of the message itself. The envelope test matches against the SMTP envelope.
And there are some limits for redirect ?
Check the 'Configurable Limits' section of the INSTALL file (wiki needs to be updated):
http://hg.rename-it.nl/dovecot-1.2-sieve/file/0.1.15/INSTALL
So, you can configure sieve_max_redirects according to your needs.
Regards,
Stephan.
-- Lampa