Re: [Dbmail] Mail filtering patch for DBMail 2.0.7

2005-09-21 Thread Steven Lynn
I like it. I am probably going to put it on my backup server and try it as a alternative install... Just to try it out. It would save me a lot of trouble with running Evolution and Filters. I am no dev but i think it looks good. One idea, what about using an enum on the filter_field column instead

Re: [Dbmail] Mail filtering patch for DBMail 2.0.7

2005-09-21 Thread Eugene Prokopiev
Steven Lynn wrote: I was able to compile it in with your patch and I added the table to the database. However, I think I am doing something wrong because cause I can not seem to get it to filter. I turned up TRACE_LEVEL (5) but not sure if I have it up high enough because I do not even see your

Re: [Dbmail] Mail filtering patch for DBMail 2.0.7

2005-09-21 Thread Eugene Prokopiev
Steven Lynn wrote: I like it. I am probably going to put it on my backup server and try it as a alternative install... Just to try it out. It would save me a lot of trouble with running Evolution and Filters. I am no dev but i think it looks good. One idea, what about using an enum on the filter

[Dbmail] Fix to Horde IMP H3 for dbmail 2.0.x users

2005-09-21 Thread Ville Ahonen
FYI, if you are using IMP H3 with dbmail 2.0.x and you are annoyed by having all messages appear bolded in the mailbox (=unseen), do the following: Open horde/imp/mailbox.php and replace the row if (!$h->seen || $h->recent) { with if (!$h->seen) { This will disable checking of

[Dbmail] User unknown error...

2005-09-21 Thread Stephen Davies
Hi, Can anyone help a newby with an issue I have? My installation is Fedora Core 4 and Sendmail 8.13. I am unable to receive mails for any of the users that are held in the MySQL database, I get the error message 'user unknown'. I am guessing this is due to the user details being stored in

Re: [Dbmail] Mail filtering patch for DBMail 2.0.7

2005-09-21 Thread Jesse Norell
> My filtering algorithm: > > 1) Read all filtering rules for current user with "SELECT filter_field, > filter_value, mailbox FROM dbmail_filters WHERE user_id = '%llu' ORDER > BY filter_id" > > 2) For every record read all mail headers and compare it with current > record in dbmail_filters.