Bojan Popovic
2006-Dec-10 03:39 UTC
[Dovecot] Using custom Maildir subfolders with pop3 deliveri
Greetings, I am trying to make my antispam protection on user basis. So I need something like .junkmail folder in every user maildir. But the problem I am having is that my mail client can not download mail put in .junkmail folder. I am usin POP3 only, Maildir mailboxes (default_mail_env maildir:/var/mail/%u) and whether I make folder with leadin dot or not it is never shown in mail client. Sincerely I don`t even know if it is posible with POP3, but it would be very hard converting to IMAP at this moment. Thanks in advance.
Benjamin Dabelow
2006-Dec-11 12:34 UTC
[Dovecot] Using custom Maildir subfolders with pop3 deliveri
Hi Bojan, Bojan Popovic schrieb:> I am trying to make my antispam protection on user basis. So I need > something like .junkmail folder in every user maildir. But the problem > I am having is that my mail client can not download mail put in > .junkmail folder. > I am usin POP3 only, Maildir mailboxes (default_mail_env > maildir:/var/mail/%u) and whether I make folder with leadin dot or not > it is never shown in mail client. > Sincerely I don`t even know if it is posible with POP3, but it would > be very hard converting to IMAP at this moment.You can not serve multiple folders in one POP3 account, but there a several possible ways to access your spam folder: 1. Switch to IMAP. 2. Tag the mails on the server and let the client do the sorting i.e. add a header like "X-Spamcheck: SPAM" on the server and create a rule to put these mails into a specific folder on your client. 3. Use IMAP via a webmail frontend to access your spam folder. 4. Create a second pop account for your spam folder. Probably 2 is the easiest for you, if you cannot switch to IMAP. Benjamin -- Benjamin Dabelow dabelow at tuxoft.de Offenburger Str. 29 tuxoft.de 69126 Heidelberg Germany -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: signature.asc Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 189 bytes Desc: OpenPGP digital signature URL: <http://dovecot.org/pipermail/dovecot/attachments/20061211/c9c8ffd4/attachment.bin>