So, I noticed recently that I could usesievehomedir or whatever and now my
users can do ~/.sieve for filtering. whee!
But to make vacation work I need to enable LMTP.
So, to figure it out, I ask the web:
http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus/sieve/
Ack! Like, what does deliver -l do? Timsieved? Wha
> customer's mail client is now configured for the IMAP server for
> incoming and outgoing mail - HOW do I get her old messages over to the
> IMAP server?
If the # of users you need to do this for is small, you have a couple
options.
Fetchmail configured to pop3 the mail from the old server, sp
Use a mail client that will do both. Assuming you don't desire to
invest in any software for the task, have the customer use Netscape to
download the message via POP and then reconfigure for IMAP and copy
them up to the IMAP server. That's the simplest way.
-- Rob
--On 10/23/00 03:26:57 PM
Hi,
I just moved a customer over to our IMAP server (running cyrus) and
there are messages still left on our POP3 server. I set up a .forward
message so everything relays to the IMAP server. But, since the
customer's mail client is now configured for the IMAP server for
incoming and outgoing ma
I'm running Cyrus 2.0.7 on Solaris 8 but cannot seem to get sieve to
work. The seive scripts are server-side, under /usr/sieve
and the script is
if header :contains "from" "mickey" {
discard;
} else {
forward to [EMAIL PROTECTED];
}
The mail messages is deliverd to the user, as if it is ignor
