Nikolay Shopik wrote:

On 09.06.2009 13:54, Joan wrote:

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2 - how to allow a user to change this script (from Thunderbird or Outlook) Thunderbird have extension allow user to connect via managesieve and edit sieve scripts http://sieve.mozdev.org

Though I hope he'll release a more userfriendly version soon, it's not really meant for clueless office drones yet :/

/yosh

Not sure I understand all: I have dovecot-libsieve from Stefan installed (with a script for all virtual mailboxes installed and correctly running) So: I need to install another software on the server side ? which one ? I need to install another software on the client side ? which one ?

Sorry for being a bit nut, but clarity is always better

Thanks again

jm

Nikolay Shopik wrote:

On 10.06.2009 12:33, Johan 'yosh' Marklund wrote:

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Nikolay Shopik wrote:

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On 09.06.2009 13:54, Joan wrote:

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2 - how to allow a user to change this script (from Thunderbird or Outlook) Thunderbird have extension allow user to connect via managesieve and edit sieve scripts http://sieve.mozdev.org

Though I hope he'll release a more userfriendly version soon, it's not really meant for clueless office drones yet :/

/yosh

He is working on it but not very fast. _ONLY_ client currently have good UI for managesieve is Mulberry. Probably if somebody contribute some patches to him, this will happens much earlier.

Nikolay Shopik a écrit :

On 10.06.2009 19:02, Joan wrote:

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Not sure I understand all: I have dovecot-libsieve from Stefan installed (with a script for all virtual mailboxes installed and correctly running) So: I need to install another software on the server side ? which one ? I need to install another software on the client side ? which one ?

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You probably need managesieve patch as well from Stefan to make this work. After that user can connect to server using addon showed here before and edit sieve file on fly. Only problem user have to know syntax.

You need all of this *only if* you want your clients to be able to edit their own rules…

Just to make it more clear ;)

-- *Geoffroy Desvernay*

Joan a écrit :

the client side does not just convert the "Rules" defined in Thuderbird into a sieve script ?

Yes, but it 'talks' to a managesieve server, not IMAP, and to make dovecot act as a managesieve server you need Stefan's patch in dovecot + Stefan's Managesieve server compiled against dovecot (+ dovecot.conf 'managesieve' part).

If I understand well, you actually have sieve plugin working, but not managesieve.

If your users have access to sieve scripts (and knowledge to write them), they can also use any editor on their account, without need of managesieve server...

HTH

geoffroy desvernay