[Pascal]

I found some preliminary information here:

– <http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2004-July/038388.html>

– <http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2006-December/055032.html>

– <http://www.opensource.apple.com/darwinsource/Current/mailman-117/Makefile>

Maybe a “diff” on Apple’s 2.1.5 and the original 2.1.5 to see what’s really different?

Will report on my results as time permits.

Best,

Pascal

[Pascal]

This worked perfectly! Thanks!

[Pascal]

MacTroll,

thanks for your reply. I will post when and if I come across a solution.

Best, Pascal

[Pascal]

I know this is late, but shouldn’t it say ‘serveradmin stop mail’ instead of ‘serveradmin mail stop’?

[Pascal]

[QUOTE BY= Alex Hochberger] BTW: I get
: data format error. Command output:
ahochber+alum: Mailbox does not exist[/QUOTE]

Seems like this is gone with version 1.1 of the Security Update 2005-003 (Server). Though I still don’t get it delivered to the specific folder…

[QUOTE BY= Alex Hochberger] I spent a few hours trying to build a new Cyrus deliver, thinkiung that that might help. I finally gave up and got it working via a postuser and sending it to the user folder.
Alex[/QUOTE]

Would you mind sharing your imapd.conf settings? Thanks a lot!!

Pascal

[Pascal]

[QUOTE BY= luthier]
sales: +sales
orders: +orders
quote: +quote
[/QUOTE]

We use Shared Folders (named spam & ham) for quite a while now to feed spam to SpamAssassin (sa-learn) via IMAP. Using this method POP users can do the same by redirecting mail to [email protected] when having “spam: +spam” in the alias file. Very useful!

Strange to see though that the + notation works for Shared Folders but not for address extensions …

Any explanation? Thanks!

Pascal

[Pascal]

In another attempt — and because I thought it could be a deliver-related problem — I set:

mailbox_transport = lmtp:unix:/var/imap/socket/lmtp

Postfix seems to talk directly to Cyrus via LMTP now, bypassing the deliver program. Though this does work as usual, it does not enable address extensions in Cyrus either… 🙁

Anyone has any other ideas?

[Pascal]

BTW: It is indeed *not* Postfix, as it will forward mail with recipient delimiters to Mailman without problems. Which is very handy if you intend to upgrade Mailman from 2.1.2 to 2.1.5.

[Pascal]

Did you try the latest SM (version 1.4.3a) that comes with the Security Update 2004-09-07?

[Pascal]

1. cd /etc/postfix
2. open (or create) the file body_checks
3. Insert this line:
/^.*http:\\/\\/drs\\.yahoo\\.com\\/company_name\\/NEWS/ DISCARD no-viruses-please
4. Edit main.cf and insert this line:
body_checks = regexp:/etc/postfix/body_checks
5. stop and restart mail services (postfix reload will *not* do!)

Pascal

[Pascal]

Ahh!

Slowly beginning to understand…

It all (ssems) to depend on the subfolder(s) layout:

/usr

  - /sieve

      - /p

          - /postmaster

      - /s

          - /someone-else

          - /some-other-user



...

Inside the user directory/ies (postmaster, someone-else, …) place your sieve scripts in a file named ‘default’.

Sorry for bothering you all.

Smallish update:
For the lazy it could be tempting to set ‘sievedir: /var/imap/user’ in imapd.conf . This way the required directory layout already is present.
But this is untested!

Pascal

[Pascal]

Having an account ‘ilpostino’ which can send and receive mail, I did this:

– mkdir /usr/sieve
– mkdir /usr/sieve/ilpostino
– touch /usr/sieve/ilpostino/filter.sieve
– chown -R cyrus /usr/sieve

For testing only:
– chmod -R 777 /usr/sieve

Then I edited filter.sieve using pico:

—–
require [“fileinto”, “reject”, “vacation”];

### Trying vacation…
#vacation :days 2 :addresses [“[email protected]”, “[email protected]”]
#
#”I’m away until some time in the future.”;

### Trying a header-test…
#if header :contains [“To”, “Cc”]
#[
# “[email protected]”,
# “[email protected]”
#]
#{
# redirect “[email protected]”;
# reject “Not taking mail from you…”;
# stop;
#}

### Trying unconditional redirect…
redirect “[email protected]”;
—–

(where ‘XXXXX’ is a valid domain of course)

Stopped and restarted the mail-system.

Unfortunately no luck so far! 🙁

[Pascal]

Hmm…

According to the readme of the timsieved.pkg this *should* work:

“You can put scripts in there on a default install of OS X Server and have them work. Cyrus knows how to use them out of the box.”

Strange…

Help, please!

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