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2019 Nov 21
4
[Sieve] Multiple email recipients, how?
Hi,
First, I am very new to using Pigeonhole/Sieve with Dovecot and I am
struggling with a problem which could be easy to solve but is just a
lack of understanding on my end...
We use a simple system for routing emails to different email users by
postfixing the addresses with the actual user: xxxJohn at domain;
yyyJohn at domain etc all will be delivered to user John.
(This way John can
2020 Feb 15
2
shared folder name or public folder with mail address
On 14.02.2020 11:44, Tobias Kirchhofer wrote:
> On 14 Feb 2020, at 11:06, Armin Schindler wrote:
...
>
> The sorting in the according public folder happens in a global sieve
> script before user scripts are fireing. It is combined with the ?+?
> notation in postfix for sub addresses and an special ?listadm? user
>
> postfix:
> |
> listadm+Verteiler/info@$DOMAIN
> |
2020 Feb 15
2
shared folder name or public folder with mail address
...which holds the ACL for fileinto the resulting mailbox
> with proper permissions.
>
> 2. Disassemble the virtual alias address with sieve:
>
> Excerpt of the script. It is actually more code because we sort out spam
> for public folder. German comments, sorry.
>
> |# Hat Subadresse? if envelope :matches :detail "to" "*" { #
> Adressaufbau: listadm+Namespace/liste@ # ${liste} wird Namespace/box set
> "liste" "${1}"; } [?] fileinto "${liste}"; |
>
> I can send you the whole script if you need.
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2019 Nov 22
0
[Sieve] Multiple email recipients, how?
...delivered to his email box.)
This seems like a strange way achieve flexible email addresses. Are you
aware of sub-addressing? It has been around for ages, and is supported
by Dovecot (and Gmail, incidentally).
Imagine an existing email account <alice at example.com>. If alice wants to
use a subadress, she signs up with <alice+foo at example.com>, and Dovecot
can automatically place incoming mail for that address into INBOX/foo
(or just INBOX if INBOX/foo does not exist). Alice can use as many
sub-adresses as she needs without anybody making config changes.
Frankly, the Sieve-based approa...
2020 Feb 15
0
shared folder name or public folder with mail address
...eudo user
in this context which holds the ACL for fileinto the resulting mailbox
with proper permissions.
2. Disassemble the virtual alias address with sieve:
Excerpt of the script. It is actually more code because we sort out spam
for public folder. German comments, sorry.
```
# Hat Subadresse?
if envelope :matches :detail "to" "*"
{
# Adressaufbau: listadm+Namespace/liste@
# ${liste} wird Namespace/box
set "liste" "${1}";
}
[?]
fileinto "${liste}&...
2020 Feb 15
0
shared folder name or public folder with mail address
...gt;> mailbox
>> with proper permissions.
>>
>> 2. Disassemble the virtual alias address with sieve:
>>
>> Excerpt of the script. It is actually more code because we sort out
>> spam
>> for public folder. German comments, sorry.
>>
>> |# Hat Subadresse? if envelope :matches :detail "to" "*" { #
>> Adressaufbau: listadm+Namespace/liste@ # ${liste} wird Namespace/box
>> set
>> "liste" "${1}"; } [?] fileinto "${liste}"; |
>>
>> I can send you the whole script if you ne...
2019 Nov 23
3
[Sieve] Multiple email recipients, how?
...> This seems like a strange way achieve flexible email addresses. Are you
> aware of sub-addressing? It has been around for ages, and is supported
> by Dovecot (and Gmail, incidentally).
>
> Imagine an existing email account <alice at example.com>. If alice wants to
> use a subadress, she signs up with <alice+foo at example.com>, and Dovecot
> can automatically place incoming mail for that address into INBOX/foo
> (or just INBOX if INBOX/foo does not exist). Alice can use as many
> sub-adresses as she needs without anybody making config changes.
>
> Frankl...