Michael Menge wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Content-Type filtering is done by the sieve body extenssion
> http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-sieve-body-04.txt
>
> You want to have a look at the examples unter 4.2
>
> ---------------------------
> if body :content "audio/mp3" :contains "" {
> fileinto "jukebox";
> }
> --------------------------
>
OK, I am understanding that the Content-Type is not a header; it is part of the
body (MIME) in which sieve can not work with. So, that makes sense with the
above script when it uses 'body' than 'header'. Now, knowing and understanding
better that it is a MIME part message can sieve still put out the content-type
of 'image/gif' from the body?
When creating the script and since I use websieve to make managing scripts for
sieve a bit easier this is the custom rule set where I can put my raw script
but when I deviate from using 'header' to 'body' and 'contains' to 'content' it
gives me this error:
Updatesieve Error: Cant' update script...
Returned Error: Putting script: script errors: line 21: syntax error,
unexpected $undefined
You can click on your browser's Back button to go back and try your entry again.
With this script:
if body :content "image/gif" "" {
fileinto "system.2-mail.missed-spam";
}
I have gone in to the default script and changed it manually in the sieve
directory but when I do it throws all the other scripts off created by
websieve. Before I used websieve I used to write all the scripts out by hand
and but this way is much easier if the scripts work. I don't know if this
turns out to be a websieve issue and should be addressed on that mailing list
or can I continue with the thread on this list?
Much thanks from everyone,
-Adam
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