Jeremy Howard writes:
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>Could you explain the pros/cons vs WebSieve, or even better could you put up
>some screen shots, or better still (!) could you run a demo.
In brief, the two web applications are intended for different audiences.
Easysieve is suited to people who are not familiar with the Cyrus sieve
system. It offers a number of common scenarios that use the `vacation',
`keep', and `redirect' facilities, with detailed explanations of what
service each scenario provides. Easysieve does not do mail filtering.
Websieve is suited to people who understand the concepts of the Cyrus
sieve system. It provides an interface for constructing fairly complex
mail filters, acting on mail header fields.
>I'm looking for something like this with a highly modular architecture I can
>plug in to my mod_perl web site--would Easysieve fit this description
>(websieve doesn't really, because it's not modular)?
Probably not.
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-Gary Mills- -Unix Support- -U of M Academic Computing and Networking-
