On 03/07/2024 20:53, postfix_dovecot--- via dovecot wrote:
Hi John,
again you're hitting the point!
I put a "report-spam.sieve fired!" and "report-ham.sieve fired!" debug message in the
scripts and monitored with "journalctl -u dovecot -f | grep fired".
The APPEND event (move to junk) triggers BOTH scripts while the APPEND (move
from junk to elsewhere) do nothing.
With your second listing it runs as expected. Now I will crawling some RFCs
about the commands and a possible solution.
But I wonder am I the only one with this problem? I expected Outlook, even the
older 2016, to be very popular?!
Jens
Hi Jens
after posting I was thinking over the rule for APPENDing to Inbox and I
did have my doubts on that. I think it will fire even if people move
email from some other folder to Inbox or even potentially on receiving
new email, so probably not an ideal solution. I think the only real
solution is to have negative matching rules (which at the moment there
isn't)
I don't have access to Outlook 2016. I have tried it with Outlook
1.2024.701.200 (which seems a very strange version number, but that's
what it says) and I got a MOVE event just like Thunderbird. I think that
a mail client should generate a MOVE event when moving a message between
folders that are on the same server. I would only expect APPEND events
if the move was happening for example between two different servers or
between server and local folders. If you want to investigate further
maybe the rawlog_dir feature would help to capture more info.
best of luck!
John
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