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hi jost thx for the reply, by access I mean to read the variable require ["fileinto", "variables", "?destfolder?" ]; if anyof ( destfolder :matches "*") { fileinto "${1}/subfolder"; }else{ fileinto "INBOX/subfolder"; } On 08/07/2015 12:26 PM, Jost Krieger wrote: > On Fri Aug 7 12:19:22 2015, matthias lay wrote: > >> anybody knows, if there...

Hi all, anybody knows, if there is a way to acces the folder from a call like this deovecot-lda -m destfolder from within a sieve script? thx in advance matze

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...hes "spfolder" "*") { set "myfolder" "${1}"; } On 08/07/2015 12:40 PM, matthias lay wrote: > hi jost thx for the reply, > > by access I mean to read the variable > > > require ["fileinto", "variables", "?destfolder?" ]; > > if anyof ( destfolder :matches "*") { > > fileinto "${1}/subfolder"; > > }else{ > > fileinto "INBOX/subfolder"; > > } > > > > On 08/07/2015 12:26 PM, Jost Krieger wrote: >> On Fri Aug 7...

...t;${1}"; >> } >> >> >> On 08/07/2015 12:40 PM, matthias lay wrote: >>> hi jost thx for the reply, >>> >>> by access I mean to read the variable >>> >>> >>> require ["fileinto", "variables", "?destfolder?" ]; >>> >>> if anyof ( destfolder :matches "*") { >>> >>> fileinto "${1}/subfolder"; >>> >>> }else{ >>> >>> fileinto "INBOX/subfolder"; >>> >>> } >>> &g...

On Fri Aug 7 12:19:22 2015, matthias lay wrote: > anybody knows, if there is a way to acces the folder from a call like this > > deovecot-lda -m destfolder > > from within a sieve script? Depending on what you mean by "access", this could be as easy as require "fileinto"; fileinto "destfolder"; Yours Jost Krieger -- | Jost.Krieger+sig at ruhr-uni-bochum.de Please help stamp out spam! | | Postmaster, JAPH...

.... - dict: If dict client disconnected while iteration was still running, ? dict process could have started using 100% CPU, although it was still ? handling clients. - doveadm: Running doveadm commands via proxying may hang, especially ? when doveadm is printing a lot of output. - imap: "MOVE * destfolder" goes to a loop copying the last mail to the ? destination until the imap process dies due to running out of memory. - imap: Running "UID MOVE 1:* Trash" on an empty folder goes to infinite ? loop. - imap: SEARCH doesn't support $. - lib-compress: Buffer over-read in zlib strea...

.... - dict: If dict client disconnected while iteration was still running, ? dict process could have started using 100% CPU, although it was still ? handling clients. - doveadm: Running doveadm commands via proxying may hang, especially ? when doveadm is printing a lot of output. - imap: "MOVE * destfolder" goes to a loop copying the last mail to the ? destination until the imap process dies due to running out of memory. - imap: Running "UID MOVE 1:* Trash" on an empty folder goes to infinite ? loop. - imap: SEARCH doesn't support $. - lib-compress: Buffer over-read in zlib strea...

...n them under an administrative account. Here's the invocation I'm using on the client side (SSH is forwarding port 2001 on the localhost to the remote machine through a firewall): rsync --blocking-io --stats --port=2100 -ur --force --delete /cygdrive/d/srcfolder username@localhost::module/destfolder I've tried using various levels of verbose output (such as -vvv) as was suggested previously as a fix for older rsync versions, but to no avail. Turning it off doesn't help either. I've also turned off rsync logging for fear that it might be locking the log file. I've also trie...