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2017 Feb 08
2
Migrating to sieve
Hi,
As I migrate to sieve, I would like to carry over the logic I had in
procmail rules, which let me take all mail where I'd never sent email
to that address into a final spam catchall, which I called
"neversent."
I see that sieve can't run external programs, and I wonder if that
means I'm SOL, or is there an alternate approach that does roughly the
same thing?
(I understand the general security logic for that decision. I have
root access on the server in question if that helps.)
Thank you...
2017 Feb 08
0
Migrating to sieve
Op 2/8/2017 om 1:27 AM schreef Adam Shostack:
> Hi,
>
> As I migrate to sieve, I would like to carry over the logic I had in
> procmail rules, which let me take all mail where I'd never sent email
> to that address into a final spam catchall, which I called
> "neversent."
>
> I see that sieve can't run external programs, and I wonder if that
> means I'm SOL, or is there an alternate approach that does roughly the
> same thing?
>
> (I understand the general security logic for that decision. I have
> root access on the server in qu...
2017 Feb 10
0
Safely piping to a shell script
...quot;^[:alnum]*@[:alnum]*([:alnum].)*$" {
fileinto :create "wierd"; stop ; }
elsif address :regex "from" "*" {
set "sender" ${1};
if execute "grepfrom" "${sender}" {
keep ; stop; }
else {fileinto :create "neversent"}
As an aside,
https://www.joachim-breitner.de/blog/441-Goodbye_procmail,_Hello_Sieve
contains a nice pattern, creating an include file to test, and that
addresses many, but not all of my use cases. Should I worry if the
match there is 5000+ strings?
Adam