Hello, I have been trying to get Sieve working, to no avail. Having scoured the mailing lists / google, I've found other people with the same problem but can't find a solution.
My configuration comprises postfix, procmail and cyrus-imap. It is all
working as expected except for Sieve.
I'm running Cyrus-IMAP 2.2.12, and Cyrus-SASL 2.1.20. My received e-mails
are showing "X-Sieve: CMU Sieve 2.2" so I guess that proces Sieve is
compiled in and being called.
This is my test script (email address changed) :
require ["reject","fileinto"];
if address :is :all "From" "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
{
reject "testing";
}
I have successfully installed this using sieveshell and it is correctly
installed in the sievedir defined in imapd.conf and has a symlink
"defaultbc" pointing to it.
I have successfully got the sieve test program to report the expected
output:
-bash-2.05b# ./test /tmp/msg /var/lib/imap/sieve/t/testuser/sievetest.bc
rejecting message '/tmp/msg' with 'testing'
(note here that the test prog requires the byte-code version of the script -
I couldn't find this point documented anywhere)
However, When I send a mail into the server the sieve script has no effect.
Otherwise the system is fine.
Any suggestions would be greately appreciated.
Thanks,
John
(i've also tried the below script which doesn't work either)
require ["reject"];
reject "testing";
<<attachment: winmail.dat>>
