On May 8, 2020, at 1:15 AM, Voytek Eymont <voytek@sbt.net.au> wrote:
On Fri, May 8, 2020 1:18 am, admin@awib.it wrote:
Am 07.05.2020 um 17:15 schrieb Admin dishaw.org <admin@dishaw.org>:
If you use the dovecot lmtp to deliver the mail, wouldn’t it be easier to use sieve to redirect?
problem is it's only some emails, that relate to this project
this sender might send an email re this project, I want it in other tld; or, he might send stuff NOT related to this project emails relating to the project often include 'stuff' with them
everyone else, replies to my emails sent from'correct' tld, this person, gets me from his address book
maybe I'll edit his address book ...?
You can setup sieve to redirect email just from that one sender that shows up at the incorrect address—something like
if allof(address :is “from" "problem.sender@example.com”, address :is “to” “me@the-wrong-tld”) { redirect “me@the-correct-tld”; }
If needed, you can add keyword test for the subject line. I have tried testing the body for keyword, so no comment on that option.
or even drag & drop in your mail client from one account to the other?
hmmm, I use Squirrel web mail, don't have mail client, except on phone (maybe Android mail client can do...? not sure, must check)
Another option, is to have a script that connects to your IMAP server and moves mail for you. For example, I use a perl script to process timesheets. You would need to have the script open two IMAP connections (one for each TLD).