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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 07.12.18 um 08:10 schrieb Noel
Butler:<br>
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<p>On 07/12/2018 16:44, Aki Tuomi wrote:</p>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 6.12.2018 6.54, Noel Butler
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<p>On 06/12/2018 07:29, Jakobus Schürz wrote:</p>
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<p> that all and every Flag is set, except \Seen... I tried
to figure out, whats happening here...</p>
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<p>Paste what your sieve file contains now (no, I'm not going
back over this thread - its becoming as long as war and
peace, and you may have changed it since then)</p>
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<p>Please understand me right... It is nice for you, if
dovecot does, what you expect... It is nice. But here it
does not work correctly. dovecot makes a big mistake. And
i try to give as much information, as i'm possible to
give...</p>
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<p>I doubt its dovecot, since no one else has reported this
problem that I can see - without going back to find the
start of the thread.</p>
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<p>my dovecot does not copy the Seen-flag. It ignores it.
But WHY. Fucking WHY???</p>
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<p>Mind your tongue if you want help here, despite
frustrations (man I must be getting old and mellowing), no
one here has to do shit for you, the fact it works for
everyone else, indicates there is a problem with your
configuration and yours alone - somewhere, and because
you're the only one experiencing this, it may be harder to
trace the origin of.</p>
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<p>Kind Regards,</p>
<p>Noel Butler</p>
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<p>I finally had some time to try this out, and wasn't able to
reproduce the problem with 2.3.4 and 0.5.4.</p>
<p>I tried both Sieve and IMAPSieve, but I wonder if this is
something particular in your environment or settings, so I
have to ask you to post your `doveconf -n` once more.</p>
<p>Aki</p>
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<p>Did he ever tell us what this is on, I saw stretch somewhere in
thread so I gather its debian, but is it on real hardware, or
rpi, has he tried using the source, who knows what happens when
distros butcher things up into 70 different sub packages :)</p>
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Hi. sorry for my anger a few days ago... <br>
And Aki... i reviewd the thread... you never asked me before for
dovecot -n. It is the first time.<br>
I also wrote, that i use the packages from the dovecot-repo for
debian. So i was thinking, it is clear, which version i use. It's
not debian-repo, it is dovecot-repo, which i got from the
dovecot-release-notes.<br>
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My anger was, i wrote details, logmessages, behaviour... again and
again... and i got the every similar message "for me it works"...
and "i dont want to read the whole thread"... so i was angry, how
often again i should post the same again... <br>
<p>Great sorry for my tongue.</p>
My hardware is a rented virtual server from a cloudprovider in
germany, where i have full permissions on it. The filesystem is
ext4.<br>
I atteched my dovecot -n<br>
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The mails all are stored in maildir in /var/mail.<br>
There is an extra dir /var/lib/dovecot/db... where index and control
are in separate directories.<br>
<p>The owner and group from all of this directories are all
vmail:vmail<br>
The permissions are 0700 (only vmail is allowed to
read/write/execute in this directories)</p>
<p>And again... it's independed from MUA: When i move a message to
another folder, the message in the new folder is shown as recent
and unseen. I posted - i think - 3 times the logs from the
copy/expunge-task, where the "flags()" is empty on copy, but
expunge from the original folder shows the correct flags. If you
want... i can do it a 4th time ;-)<br>
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I also asked for a possibility (which i do not know) to turn up
the debug-level more than i have now, to see, what happens, that i
can post it. maybe it is a permission-problem. I don't know.<br>
Maybe there is a sieve-script working, which i don't know, which
sets a message to unseen and recent, if it arrives to a folder (i
deactivated all the sieve-scripts, but the behaviour was the same
wrong).<br>
There are two scripts for rspamd and spamassassin, which learn
spam or ham, depending a message is moved to or from Junk. I also
commented the lines out in the sievescript... no change. Every
message which is new in a Folder is set to recent and unseen.<br>
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Best regards</p>
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<p>Jakob<br>
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