On Tue, 11 Aug 2009, Steffen Kaiser wrote:
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On Mon, 10 Aug 2009, Charles Sprickman wrote:
a bit stumped. I see there's a global sieverc that can be included, but I need something along the lines of a per-user include that brings in the spam filtering rule that will "stick" until the user explicitly deletes it.
I install a sieve script per user, which contains the SPAM filter rules.
That is certainly possible. I have not settled on whether we want to offer end-user access to sieve or not. On one hand, it's a very cool feature. On the other, most users can barely drive a webmail client as it is... For the less clueful, I want them to be able to just click a "filter spam" button. If they also choose to try and filter other email, I don't want a disconnect between the "filter spam" setup and their own rules.
One thing I did find is that it looks like I can override the "sieve_global_path" setting in my user database. For people that want spam, they get a do-nothing filter. For those that want filtering, they get a filter that drops SA-tagged spam into "Spam".
For example:
SELECT [bunch of other stuff] sieve_global_path FROM mailbox WHERE
In my query seems to work. I put the full path to a sieve rule in "sieve_global_path".
Not quite what I want, but close. From what I gather, any user rules will override that filter though. I guess I'm looking for something like a global include that the user can't override...
Thanks,
Charles
So every user can delete it with own hand.
Squirrelmail is to have the avelsieve plugin to talk to a manage sieve demon. So maybe you need to configure "extra" stuff in squirrelmail.
I'm using Horde, which does not manipulate Sieve scripts, but creates a fresh one from its own internal rules. So I configured Horde to have SPAM-filter rules by default and a Sieve script doing the same. If the user changes the Horde rules, my default Sieve script gets overwritten.
Bye,
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