Hi there!
The documentation states one should prefer "~" over "%h" as placeholder for
mail_home, nevertheless, in an official example for mail_attribute_dict "%h"
was used like this:
mail_home = /var/vmail/mailboxes/%d/%n
mail_location = maildir:~/mail:LAYOUT=fs # this works
mail_attribut
20.05.2007 23:00 Bryan Vyhmeister:
query_filter = (&(mail=%s))
mailacceptinggeneralid=%s ist the default value for query_filter.
maybe the &-operator ANDs your expression to the default.
anyway, if you just want to filter for the mail address, the &-
operator is unneccessary. try query_fil
20.05.2007 23:00 Bryan Vyhmeister:
query_filter = (&(mail=%s))
mailacceptinggeneralid=%s ist the default value for query_filter.
maybe the &-operator ANDs your expression to the default.
anyway, if you just want to filter for the mail address, the &-
operator is unneccessary. try query_filte
hi!
i would appreciate to have some comments on my below scenario:
# from the config
userdb static {
args = uid=vmail gid=mail home=/vmail/%d/%n
}
namespace public {
separator = /
prefix = All/
location = maildir:/vmail/%d/all/Maildir:CONTROL=~/Maildir/control/
all:INDEX=~/Maildir/in
23.05.2007 23:02 Nicolas Boullis:
I have written a plugin so that each time a message is added to a
specific box, a program is run and the message is piped into it.
Note that the message is also really added to the box.
I'm totally in. There is this dspam plugin by Johannes Berg mentioned
25.05.2007 11:52 Johannes Berg:
He said that after the message was piped away it's still copied to the
destination folder. Hence, you'd only need to run the pipe plugin
on all
available folders. Should probably be doable.
Yes, but as I understand it there is not easy way to manage that. The
