[NTLUG:Discuss] Quest for webmail with FULL sieve support

[David Stanaway]

You have an alternative server side filtering other than procmail?

I am using cyrus, so I can't use procmail, besides, if I need to edit 
rule, I have to ssh to the server and edit .procmail, plus I have seen 
people junk a bunch of mail by mistake with a typo in their .procmailrc.

I am actualy using procmail and courier right now, but moving to a 
replicated cyrus setup, and want to be able to supply an interface for 
filtering I can unleash on family members without them needing to use 
SSH and vi, and being server (IE: Not a rule your mail client uses to 
move from INBOX to wherever).


Ralph Green wrote:
> Howdy,
>   I have never heard of the sieve languange until this message.  I
> looked it up, so I see what it does.  Is it widely used?  It does not
> seem that useful to me.  Maybe a little useful, since you could move
> from one provider to another and move your filtering rules.  But, I
> don't change email providers or have that many rules, so that is why it
> does not seem that useful.  But, I'd be interested in other peoples
> opinions on this.
> Good day,
> Ralph
>
> On Tue, 2009-08-11 at 02:49 -0500, David Stanaway wrote:
>   
>> I am the primary user and I don't mind having to know the sieve sytanx, 
>> but I would like to edit my filters from webmail, and be able to 
>> activate different versions of my filter scripts.
>>
>> Ideas anyone?
>>     
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