Firstly, if you're out of quota for example, and using postfix, will it need to send a bounce email, or will it do the out of quota error at SMTP time? (preferred) Also, I want a global sieve script to run first, REGARDLESS if the user has their own script. # If there is no user-specific Sieve-script, global Sieve script is # executed if set. #global_script_path This suggests to me, that it will only execute if no user sieve script is present. As most of my users are going to be virtual, it shouldn't be a problem, but just encase, I'd like to know my global script is being run for all users. Thanks Tim -- Linux Counter user #273956
On 4/13/06, Peter Fern <dovecot at obfusc8.org> wrote:> > > Actually, me too - I'd like to use it to drop spam into a specific > folder globally for use with the dspam plugin, but still allow users to > have their own sieve filters in place.This was exactly what I was wanting to use it for ;-) How does it work currently? What sieve script do you currently use? I assume the DSPAM plug only runs when a message is moved in or out of the folder, via imap, not via lda. Tim -- Linux Counter user #273956
On 4/13/06, Timothy White <dovecot.user@weirdo.bur.st> wrote:> Firstly, if you're out of quota for example, and using postfix, will > it need to send a bounce email, or will it do the out of quota error > at SMTP time? (preferred)Hmm, I've come back to this place again. Any ideas people? Will Dovecot-LDA to SMTP time errors? Can it? What do people find the best path to be, with dspam, dovecot-lda, and postfix? Thanks Tim -- Linux Counter user #273956