Nikita Koshikov schreef:
On Thu, 30 Jul 2009 01:29:26 +0200
Stephan Bosch <step...@rename-it.nl> wrote:
I am not exactly sure what you mean. Why are you providing an explicit
keep command when you want to sort the message further?
Without keep action - mail just redirected to specified mailbox, but it doesn't
stores into my inbox.
[..]
This is my current rule list:
require ["fileinto","envelope","copy"];
# rule:[redirect]
if anyof (true)
{
redirect :copy "al...@domain.com";
}
# rule:[Cron]
elsif anyof (header :contains "Subject" "Cron")
{
fileinto "INBOX/Cron";
}
[..]
But this mail save into INBOX, for user koshiko...@domain.com, (the second rule
is not working), in logs I have:
Jul 30 10:29:04 deliver(koshiko...@domain.com): Info: sieve:
msgid=<4a714b09.9030...@domain.com>: forwarded to <al...@domain.com>
Jul 30 10:29:04 deliver(koshiko...@domain.com): Info: sieve:
msgid=<4a714b09.9030...@domain.com>: stored mail into mailbox 'INBOX'
Jul 30 10:29:04 deliver(al...@domain.com): Info: sieve:
msgid=<4a714b09.9030...@domain.com>: stored mail into mailbox 'INBOX'
So :copy acting for me like "keep". Do you have any ideas, why this might
happen ?
Yes, your second rule is an elsif, meaning that it is only executed when
the first if-condition is not 'true'. Since that first rule has a forced
'true' result, the second rule is absolutely never executed. You script
should be:
require ["fileinto","copy"];
# rule:[redirect]
if true
{
redirect :copy "al...@domain.com";
}
# rule:[Cron]
if header :contains "Subject" "Cron"
{
fileinto "INBOX/Cron";
}
Note that the anyof() commands are only necessary when you have multiple
tests per if command. Also, I removed the envelope require, since it is
not used.
Regards,
--
Stephan Bosch
step...@rename-it.nl
