> July 23, 2007, Jim Horner wrote:
wow a year ago...
> I remember it was fixed in 1.0.3 but I've got dovecot-sieve-1.1.5_1 and
I'm still using the 1.0 series. But your sieve script looks fine to me. I
usually use
if anyof (
address :contains ["to", "cc"] ["[EMAIL PROTECTED]"],
address :contains ["to", "cc"] ["[EMAIL PROTECTED]"]
) {
discard;
stop;
}
I seem to think I have encountered a similar problem where the Bcc header
never exists so people who BCC'd, in your case webmaster, never got caught.
This is easily tested. Anyway, I think I ended up creating a user, called
webmaster and had a sieve script in webmaster's home directory forward
everything to jhorner+webmaster. That way I could catch everything. Or I
pushed it further upstream to postfix and made webmaster an alias which
forwards to jhorner+webmaster, either way.
There are a lot of smart people on this list. Hopefully one will provide an
answer a bit more useful.
Jim
