Ken wrote:
> Are you the only person having a problem, or is this a site-wide
> problem?
I am the only user
>
> Without knowing this, here are a few things to look for:
>
> - Check your personal sieve directory (/usr/sieve/...) and make sure
> that you have a symlink from 'default' to an actual script. lmtpd looks
> for 'default' as the active script, and if it doesn't find one (or
> doesn't have read perms on it), it will assume that you don't have an
> active script. Websieve sometimes screws this up if you use it to
> create an initial script.
The script is directly there (/usr/sieve/j/jlh/default) no sym link
>
> - Check the syntax of your script using the sieve/text.c program. If
> the parser fails on a script, it will ignore it.
This is the script (test version):
# Mail rules for user jlh
# Created by Websieve version 0.61h
require ["fileinto"];
if allof (address :contains ["Cc","CC","To","TO"] "jlh") {
fileinto "INBOX.spam";
}
else {
keep;
}
------
INBOX.spam does exist
>
> - Check to make sure you aren't using any unsupported Sieve options,
> like using vacation without using LMTP directly from your MTA. If the
> parser fails on a script, it will ignore it.
using LMTP directly from postfix-20011226
>
> - Make sure you aren't getting screwed by duplicate delivery
> suppression. Don't keep trying to test a script with the same
> message-id.
generating new e-mail every time
>
> Ken
>
Thanks.
-jlh
