The Hermit Hacker wrote:
>
> How would one do a redirect *and* a keep?
>
> Basically, we want to do the equivalent of:
>
> \user,user@domain
>
> first thought was, by Vince, was:
>
> if true {
> keep;
> redirect "user@domain";
> }
>
> gave errors ...
>
> how about somethin
On Thu, 2 Nov 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Peter M. Jansson writes, regarding e-mail forwarding:
> >
> >Sendmail is really good at this -- enable the USERDB feature, and create
> >an entry that maps the destination to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". It's a lot
> >lighter weight on the server to allow se
How would one do a redirect *and* a keep?
Basically, we want to do the equivalent of:
\user,user@domain
first thought was, by Vince, was:
if true {
keep;
redirect "user@domain";
}
gave errors ...
how about something like:
if true {
keep && redirect "user@domain";
}
Peter M. Jansson writes, regarding e-mail forwarding:
>
>Sendmail is really good at this -- enable the USERDB feature, and create
>an entry that maps the destination to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". It's a lot
>lighter weight on the server to allow sendmail to do it, too.
Yes, but I want the users to be
On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Gary Mills wrote:
> >redirect "[EMAIL PROTECTED]";
>
> This is likely a very common requirement, second only to vacation.
> It would be wonderful if websieve could do it in non-advanced mode.
Sendmail is really good at this -- enable the USERDB feature, and create
an entry
Kenneth Murchison writes:
>
>The easiest way to do this is to use websieve in advanced mode (or edit
>a script by hand and use installsieve) and create the following one line
>script:
>redirect "[EMAIL PROTECTED]";
This is likely a very common requirement, second only to vacation.
It would be wo
The Hermit Hacker wrote:
>
> Trying to setup a forward that forwards all email from a user to another
> user ... rule we are trying is:
>
> IF Field(s): 'From' matches '*'
> THEN Redirect To '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
I'm assuming that this is paraphrased from the websieve GUI, because
this is not v
I think I got a solution to for my problems with Cyrus 2.0.x. I
noticed that imapd would stop responding when there was a lot of mail in
the queue. During the delivery of lots of mail the imapd would stop
accepting connections. Delivery would stop. After changing postfix to
spawn not m
