Xavier Maillard a écrit :

Hi,

Do you any good SIEVE resources for a poor beginnner ? I'd to translate some of my current procmail rules into SIEVE.

http://www.fastmail.fm/docs/sieve/

I have, for example, a "generic" rule that is able to sort almost any message from/to a mailing-list into a dedicated folder -i.e one rule for almost all my lists.

AFAIK, It is not possible to use a "generic" rule with sieve (there is no variable expansion), but you can use a script to generate sieve rules. see example below.

################ example require "fileinto";

if header :contains "List-Id" "<dovecot.dovecot.org>" { fileinto "List.mail.dovecot"; stop; }

if header :contains "List-Id" "<dovecot-news.dovecot.org>" { fileinto "List.mail.dovecot-news"; stop; }

if header :contains "List-Id" "<amavis-user.lists.sourceforge.net>" { fileinto "List.mail.amavis"; stop; }

...

Unfortunately, some lists don't have a List-Id

if header :contains "Sender" "owner-postfix-users@postfix.org" { fileinto "List.mail.postfix-users"; stop; }

...

if header :contains "List-Owner" "<mailto:SPAM-L-request@PEACH.EASE.LSOFT.COM>" { fileinto "List.mail.spam-l"; stop; }

...

if header :contains "List-Post" "<mailto:users@phishtank.com>" { fileinto "List.dnsbl.phishtank"; stop; }

...

if header :contains "List-Post" "<mailto:secureshell@securityfocus.com>" { fileinto "List.secu.secureshell"; stop; }

...