global sieve rules (for all users)

Hello,

Can I make global sieve script which will be work for all
messages of all users?
(in any case table dbmail_sievescripts contain owner_idnr
which points to script "owner", I need ignore
field owner_idnr and use one sieve script for all users).

And more...
I want disallow modifying sieve scripts from user side. How
I can do this?
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hi list, umask

umask wrote:
> Can I make global sieve script which will be work for
all messages of all users?
> (in any case table dbmail_sievescripts contain
owner_idnr which points to script "owner", I need
ignore field owner_idnr and use one sieve script for all
users).
in general - no. but you can try use DB's tools.
> I want disallow modifying sieve scripts from user side.
How I can do this?
don't start timsieved, I think=)
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In 2.3x series is going to apear a global sieve script
option.



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "umask" <umaskyandex.ru>
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Sent: Monday, July 30, 2007 12:04 PM
Subject: [Dbmail] global sieve rules (for all users)


> Hello,
>
> Can I make global sieve script which will be work for
all messages of all 
> users?
> (in any case table dbmail_sievescripts contain
owner_idnr which points to 
> script "owner", I need ignore field
owner_idnr and use one sieve script 
> for all users).
>
> And more...
> I want disallow modifying sieve scripts from user side.
How I can do this?
> _______________________________________________
> DBmail mailing list
> DBmaildbmail.org
> htt
ps://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail
> 

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On Mon, Jul 30, 2007, Jorge Bastos <mysql.jorgedecimal.pt> said:

> In 2.3x series is going to apear a global sieve script
option.

Confirmed, it is on my todo list.


> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "umask" <umaskyandex.ru>
> To: <dbmaildbmail.org>
> Sent: Monday, July 30, 2007 12:04 PM
> Subject: [Dbmail] global sieve rules (for all users)
> 
> 
>> Hello,
>>
>> Can I make global sieve script which will be work
for all messages of all 
>> users?
>> (in any case table dbmail_sievescripts contain
owner_idnr which points to 
>> script "owner", I need ignore field
owner_idnr and use one sieve script 
>> for all users).
>>
>> And more...
>> I want disallow modifying sieve scripts from user
side. How I can do this?

We don't currently have any permission bits on the sieve
scripts. Could
you give a few use cases? It might make sense to add this in
2.3.

Aaron
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30.07.07, 20:29, Aaron Stone <aaronserendipity.cx>:

> >> And more...
> >> I want disallow modifying sieve scripts from
user side. How I can do this?
> We don't currently have any permission bits on the
sieve scripts. Could
> you give a few use cases? It might make sense to add
this in 2.3.
> Aaron

I think that client (via IMAP) can make changes in sieve
scripts for filtering his mails (but I seen RFC and
understood that IMAP don't provide it).

May be Alexander Benaguev have examples of use cases.

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umask wrote:
> May be Alexander Benaguev have examples of use cases.
I don't  have examples, just logic: users can manage they
scripts by 
connecting to timsieved (it's part of dbmail), or they can
do this from 
shell by dbmail-sievecmd. 'cose second case is unlikely, you
should 
shutdown timsieved;)

alexander
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dbmail-sievecmd should be superuser only not?

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Are you saying to manage the scripts direcly from a client
menu, like the 
plugin that thunderbird has?
I was about to write a addon for MSOutlook to manage sieve
in .NET, but my 
time just got away.



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "umask" <umaskyandex.ru>
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Sent: Monday, July 30, 2007 5:49 PM
Subject: Re: [Dbmail] global sieve rules (for all users)


>
>
> 30.07.07, 20:29, Aaron Stone <aaronserendipity.cx>:
>
>> >> And more...
>> >> I want disallow modifying sieve scripts
from user side. How I can do 
>> >> this?
>> We don't currently have any permission bits on the
sieve scripts. Could
>> you give a few use cases? It might make sense to
add this in 2.3.
>> Aaron
>
> I think that client (via IMAP) can make changes in
sieve scripts for 
> filtering his mails (but I seen RFC and understood that
IMAP don't provide 
> it).
>
> May be Alexander Benaguev have examples of use cases.
>
> --
> Ilyas
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On Dienstag, 31. Juli 2007 zamri wrote:
> It makes sense that global sieve rules have top
priority over
> user-defined rules.

But it could also be defined that the global rules act as a
default 
which can be overruled by user rules. It depends on the site
policy (or 
better: per domain policy).

mfg zmi
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