Op 17-9-2010 12:18, Stephan Bosch schreef:

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# Filter TO if (hasaddr("name@domain.tld")) { to "$M/.foo/" }

if address :is :comparator "i;ascii-casemap" ["|to"|, "|cc"|,| "resent-to"|, "|resent-cc|"] ["name@domain.tld"] { fileinto "foo"; }

Iew! Not sure where these '|' chars came from, but these are obviously not supposed to be there:

if address :is :comparator "i;ascii-casemap" ["to", "cc", "resent-to", "resent-cc"] ["name@domain.tld"] { fileinto "foo"; }

Regards,

Stephan.

2010/9/17 Stephan Bosch stephan@rename-it.nl:

 Op 17-9-2010 12:18, Stephan Bosch schreef: [...]

THANKS for the big help. Converting it now :-)

But have another problem with the fileinto-command :(

I alway get a "failed to find namespace for mailbox 'foo'" but/home/vmail/domain.tld/name/.foo/ exist. I tried it with: fileinto "foo"; and fileinto ".foo";

I think it's because of my old courier maildir structure.

My maildir looks like: /home/vmail/domain.tld/name/cur/ /home/vmail/domain.tld/name/new/ /home/vmail/domain.tld/name/.Foo/ /home/vmail/domain.tld/name/.Foo.Foo1/ /home/vmail/domain.tld/name/.Foo.Foo2/ /home/vmail/domain.tld/name/.Foo.Foo.Foo/ ....

IMAP works fine with: namespace private { separator = . prefix = INBOX. inbox = yes }

(but i don't have any files/directories beginning with INBOX.) I tried to change the prefix to "" and "." but then i can't access any folder. Folders only works with INBOX.

Any idea what's the right way with my maildir structure?

Thank you!

Dieter

2010/9/17 Patrick Westenberg pw@wk-serv.de:

This works for me:

fileinto :create "INBOX.foo";

:create will create this folder if it does not exist.

Thanks, works fine now :-)

One small issue: My mail client (kmail) always want to open the INBOX.dovecot.sieve (because there is a .dovecot.sieve file for the filter). (Client show it as dovecot/sieve folder)

Is there a way to hide this?

Thanks

2010/9/17 Patrick Westenberg pw@wk-serv.de:

User specific sieve files are placed in the home directories while mails are stored in the given mail_location (can be a subdirectory of the home directory)

Thanks. I tested something and set a sieve-config outside my maildirs: # dovecot -n |grep sieve sieve: /home/vmail-sieve/%u/main.filter sieve_dir: /home/vmail-sieve/%u/ sieve_global_dir: /home/vmail-sieve/global/

Works fine, except i can't include files from sieve_global: I have a file in /home/vmail-sieve/main@domain.tld/main.filter with: require ["fileinto", "include"]; include :global "spam.filter";

/home/vmail-sieve/global/spam.filter exists

Errors: Error: sieve: failed to open script /home/vmail-sieve/name@domain.tld/main.filter (view logfile /home/vmail-sieve/name@domain.tld/main.filter.log for more information) Log: main_script: line 2: error: included global script 'spam.filter' does not exist. main_script: error: validation failed.

I though :global searches inside the sieve_global_dir? Or is there a way to debug errors like this better?

Thanks

Dieter Knopf schrieb:

Sorry for the question, just found it out, I didn't knew that all files needs a .sieve extensions. include :global "foo"; with a file "foo.sieve" works fine :-)

Good to know ;)