I'm hoping to set up my personal IMAP server so that it has an automatic 'refiltering' folder (mailbox). Currently I'm attempting to achieve this by having fetchmail run with this script:
defaults protocol POP3, keep, no fetchall, mda "/usr/sbin/cyrdeliver %T" poll "server", user ashley, pass notmyrealpassword, is ashley, no keep, fetchall I'm running Cyrus 2.1.3CVS200204, as found in Debian sid. This is what happens: 1. The user (me) puts some messages to be refiltered through sieve in my INBOX. 2. fetchmail grabs everything out of the INBOX via the POP3 server (deleting it), and passes it to cyrdeliver. 3. cyrdeliver filters everything through the sieve script in my home directory. 4. The sieve script puts things in various mailbox folders. It never puts anything in my INBOX, but defaults to a different folder. So far so good, and pretty clever I thought, except that I run into Cyrus' duplicate-delivery prevention, which just quietly discards the messages because of course it's already seen them. Now duplicate-delivery prevention is fine, except in this one case. I don't suppose there's some flag I could pass to cyrdeliver, is there, that would switch off duplicate delivery prevention but still sieve? Actually a big reason for doing this is that I keep all my outgoing mail and would like that automatically filtered too. I can easily set my mail client to leave outgoing messages in some mailbox and this seems the easiest way. Any ideas would be helpful... -- Ashley Yakeley, Seattle WA
