Am 08.09.2012 09:39, schrieb Stephan Bosch:

On 9/8/2012 7:11 AM, Dieter Knopf wrote:

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Hello,

is there any update about the sieve command line tool?

I really need some way to refilter my mails without loosings flags and without moving all messages in a different folder.

For Pigeonhole v0.3 it is part of the normal release as the sieve-filter command. I still haven't received much feedback on it though, so make sure your backups are in order before you give it a try and please report back your findings.

Regards,

Stephan.

only for info last time i tried external sieve stuff, it worked with procmail, but i stopped doing something with it

-- Best Regards MfG Robert Schetterer

On 9/9/2012 5:42 AM, Dieter Knopf wrote:

2012/9/8 Stephan Bosch <stephan@rename-it.nl>:

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For Pigeonhole v0.3 it is part of the normal release as the sieve-filter command. I still haven't received much feedback on it though, so make sure your backups are in order before you give it a try and please report back your findings. Thanks for the info.

I'm not really understanding that tool :-(

I tried this: sieve-filter -u foo@foo.tld main.sieve /home/vmail/foo/foo/._REFILTER_/ keep

But i only get an error: sieve-filter(root): Fatal: Unknown namespace for source mailbox '...'

What's the problem? ._REFILTER_ is a standard IMAP subfolder.

Mailboxes are not specified in terms of filesystem paths; these are specified in much the same way as for IMAP (albeit in UTF8 where relevant) and doveadm mailbox. So you should try:

sieve-filter -u foo@foo.tld main.sieve _REFILTER_ keep

The documentation is part of the problem I guess. I've adjusted the man page to specify the mailbox naming explicitly:

Regards,

Stephan.