Sieve

Jorge Bastos wrote:
> Guys,
>  
> Who used debian? i was searching in the SID version and
i found no libsieve!
> There no package for debian os libsieve or i have to
install it on
> manual from http://libsieve.sour
ceforge.net/ ?

deb http://debian.nfgd.net/
debian unstable main

dbmail-2.1.7 is targeted at SID but depends on libsieve1
which is done
by another packager. I'm providing libsieve packages until
they are
uploaded to debian.org.

Last thing I heard everything was set for go for uploading
both libsieve
and dbmail to debian.org. I need to ping a couple of people
to find out
what's the delay (holiday season I guess).

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Hi,

Anyone else having trouble with sievescripts in 2.1.7?

I recently upgraded to 2.1.7 and now all emails that should
be
automatically placed into various folders just
'disappear'.

Some of them actually do end up in the database, but with a
status that
makes squirrelmail not display them. FelamiMail shows them
with status
'FADS' (or 'RFADS' when unread) whatever that may mean.
If I disable the sievescript ('0' in active in
dbmail_sievescripts) then
everything gets delivered properly to the inbox.

Because I recently re-installed my linux box, I also had to
re-download
and compile libsieve, which is now at 2.1.13.

Could this be a libsieve problem, or should I file a dbmail
bug?

Regards,
Stanley.


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