Re: Sieve rules and OpenSMTPD

2025-02-21 Thread Maksim Rodin
In debug mode it turned out that dovecot connects to smtpd service as ... "local". Not as locahost, not as 127.0.0.1, not even as real hostname of the server. "local" was not in my list of servers allowed to send any mail. After adding this entry to the list everything works as expected. Big thanks

Re: Sieve rules and OpenSMTPD

2025-02-20 Thread Zé Loff
On Thu, Feb 20, 2025 at 01:33:52PM +0300, Maksim Rodin wrote: > Hello, > > Is some...@mydomain.tld a valid user as far as OpenSMTPd is concerned? > > That is, if you send a message directly to that address, does it get > > delivered? > Yes. I have Thunderbird with all these test accounts set up. >

Re: Sieve rules and OpenSMTPD

2025-02-20 Thread Maksim Rodin
Hello, > Is some...@mydomain.tld a valid user as far as OpenSMTPd is concerned? > That is, if you send a message directly to that address, does it get > delivered? Yes. I have Thunderbird with all these test accounts set up. I doublechecked the second address, it is OK and when I write to this emai

Re: Sieve rules and OpenSMTPD

2025-02-20 Thread Zé Loff
On Thu, Feb 20, 2025 at 10:11:03AM +0300, Maksim Rodin wrote: > Hello, > I am trying to use sieve to forward or redirect messages > after they reach the dovecot service on my mail server. > My sieve rule for the mail user "some...@mydomain.tld" > contains a single line: > > """ > redirect "some..

Sieve rules and OpenSMTPD

2025-02-20 Thread Maksim Rodin
Hello, I am trying to use sieve to forward or redirect messages after they reach the dovecot service on my mail server. My sieve rule for the mail user "some...@mydomain.tld" contains a single line: """ redirect "some...@mydomain.tld"; """ After enabling this rule and sending mail to the mailbox