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2012 Oct 06
1
arrange data
Dear r-users,
I have dailly rainfall data from year 1971 to 2000. I use aggregate to form monthly rainfall data. What I don't understand is that the data for the year 2000 become on the top, instead of year 1971. Here are some codes and output:
agg_dt1 <- aggregate(x=dt1[,4],by=dt1[,c(1,2)],FUN=sum)
> head(...
2018 Jan 11
3
Managesieve and virtual users
...ple actually :
>
> require ["fileinto"];
> # rule:[Bad]
> if header :is "subject" "Bad Filename Detected"
> {
> ??????? fileinto "INBOX/BAD";
> stop;
> }
> # rule:[postfix]
> if allof (header :is "subject" "Postfix Dailly logcheck")
> {
> ??????? fileinto "INBOX/Postfix";
> stop;
> }
>
> And this is a sample rule from a v user that doesn't work :
>
> require ["fileinto"];
> # rule:[1]
> if? header :is "from" "xxx at xxxxxxx.com"
> {
&g...
2018 Jan 11
2
Managesieve and virtual users
On 11.01.2018 11:45, CP wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> I'm trying to setup sieve on a Debian 9 install with virtual users.
> Perhaps I'm getting old, but I can't figure out why managesieve is
> not working for virtual users. I have about 20 v users on this machine
> and only one has also a real unix account. The sieve rules work for this
> single unix account? but not
2018 Jan 11
0
Managesieve and virtual users
...local: Successful quit
The rule is pretty simple actually :
require ["fileinto"];
# rule:[Bad]
if header :is "subject" "Bad Filename Detected"
{
??????? fileinto "INBOX/BAD";
stop;
}
# rule:[postfix]
if allof (header :is "subject" "Postfix Dailly logcheck")
{
??????? fileinto "INBOX/Postfix";
stop;
}
And this is a sample rule from a v user that doesn't work :
require ["fileinto"];
# rule:[1]
if? header :is "from" "xxx at xxxxxxx.com"
{
??????? fileinto "INBOX/9 - 1";
}
The thin...
2018 Jan 11
0
Managesieve and virtual users
...["fileinto"];
>> # rule:[Bad]
>> if header :is "subject" "Bad Filename Detected"
>> {
>> ??????? fileinto "INBOX/BAD";
>> stop;
>> }
>> # rule:[postfix]
>> if allof (header :is "subject" "Postfix Dailly logcheck")
>> {
>> ??????? fileinto "INBOX/Postfix";
>> stop;
>> }
>>
>> And this is a sample rule from a v user that doesn't work :
>>
>> require ["fileinto"];
>> # rule:[1]
>> if? header :is "from"...