similar to: sieve delivery to utf folders

Is any proven routine to migrate mailboxes from mUTF-7 to UTF-8 encoding? I've try to use doveadm list/mutf7/rename but have been stuck with nested inboxes. Say I have the next structure: INBOX INBOX.??? INBOX.???.??? encoded for FS respectively as .INBOX .INBOX.&BDYESwRA- .INBOX.&BDYESwRA-.&BE8ENARK- ?When I've try to rename ?INBOX.??? with doveadm mailbox rename -u me

Where do you think the following binaries should be installed to? The possible locations are: - bin/ - sbin/ - libexec/dovecot/ (or lib/dovecot/ in most Linux distros) So the binaries are: 1) These probably belong to bin/ or sbin/ or both: - authtest - dovecotpw - doveadm 2) Binaries that you might want to call from mail_executable setting: - rawlog - gdbhelper 3) Index file dumping

Hello, I?ve got a strange misconfiguration where the following command: doveadm -f pager mailbox status -u spamutf8 'messages vsize guid' INBOX 'INBOX.*' ? fails with error code 68, saying that it can?t find one of the mailboxes. (It lists the user?s other mailboxes.) The name of the mailbox in question is saved to disk in UTF-8 rather than mUTF-7, but strace shows that doveadm

I have a folder created in dovecot entered by the user as "??o??" On the file system it appears as "&APEA8Q-o&AOkA6Q-" (mUTF7) When creating a sieve rule, to file into the folder ??o??, I am converting the name from UTF8 into UTF7, the rule becomes require ["fileinto"]; if header :contains ["From"] "user at domain.com" { fileinto

> On Mar 12, 2019, at 3:28 PM, Aki Tuomi <aki.tuomi at open-xchange.com> wrote: > > >> On 12 March 2019 21:20 Felipe Gasper via dovecot <dovecot at dovecot.org> wrote: >> >> >> Hello, >> >> I?ve got a strange misconfiguration where the following command: >> >> doveadm -f pager mailbox status -u spamutf8 'messages vsize

Currently mailbox names are stored in IMAP's modified-UTF-7 format in filesystem. I was wondering about changing this in v2.0. The default would still be to use mUTF-7 in filesystem, but just adding :UTF8 or something to mail_location could enable UTF-8. Any thoughts? Could this be dangerous somehow? UTF-8 enables a lot of weird characters, perhaps no one really wants to see them on

Heya, We are expiriencing issues with dovecot 2.1.1 on Linux with weird filenames in home directory of username. We are using mbox IMAP folders, with no special changes (mail_location = mbox:~/:INBOX=%h/.mailbox). Mar 6 13:37:17 machine dovecot: imap(username): Panic: file mail-storage.c: line 628 (mailbox_alloc): assertion failed: (uni_utf8_str_is_valid(vname)) Mar 6 13:37:17 machine dovecot:

STATUS in Dovecot 2.1.7 returns the UTF-8 decoded folder name in a string literal: . CREATE "INBOX.Euro &IKw-" . OK Create completed. . LIST "" "INBOX.Euro &IKw-" * LIST (\HasNoChildren) "." "INBOX.Euro &IKw-" . STATUS "INBOX.Euro &IKw-" (MESSAGES) * STATUS {14} INBOX.Euro ? (MESSAGES 0) . OK Status completed. Is this

Hello list, We are using virtual plugin for to provide users two additional folders: Company/all - it contains all messages in user's mailbox Company/favorites - here is flagged messages. Here is namespace part of config file: namespace private { prefix = Company/ separator = / location = virtual:/var/mail/virtual:INDEX=MEMORY:LAYOUT=maildir++ subscriptions = no }

A small bug in the mail_log plugin: When I copy a mail from the inbox to a mailbox with special characters, the mailbox name is logged in UTF-8: [...] copy from INBOX: box=INBOX.Euro ?, [...] I guess the name should be in mUTF-7, like it is done when I copy the other way round: [...] copy from Euro &IKw-: box=INBOX, [...]

Hi all, since many dovecot/pigeonhole versions I have an error: Mails are delivered into wrong folders if the foldername contain a german umlaut. ( ?, ?, ? ) setup: dovecot-2.1.1 / pigeonhole-0.3.0 postfix deliver to dovecot-lda .dovecot.sieve contains this: require

Hello list, I have noticed strange dovecot behavior with exim system-filter. I'm using exim+dovecot setup. My exim configuration have system filter enable, which restrict some attachments, like exe, vbs etc. When message with forbidden attachment received, exim accept the message, then construct bounce-message(Reject reason + original message) and returns it to sender. Trying to deliver such

Hi, I have a problem with sieve and german umlauts: error: msgid=unspecified: failed to store into mailbox 'INBOX.t&AOQ-st' (INBOX.t&-AOQ-st): Mailbox doesn't exist: t&-AOQ-st. The folder name is "t?st", the filesystem folder is ".t&AOQ-st" , but sieve seems to look for a folder named ".t&-AOQ-st" Dovecot verstion is: 2.0.9

Hey, as I understand from post [1], system folders with UTF-8 chars in their names will only be available for use with Dovecot2 and I certainly look forward to that, but somehow I was short of info about the current use of UTF characters like ?, ? etc. Should I just omit thinking about modified-UTF-7, avoid those characters for the time being and then with Dovecot2 create UTF-8 encoded

Hello list, After upgrade to dovecot version 1.2.6 I have noticed some quota malfunctions(users become often overquota). Looking at logs closely I have found that quota value resets to general dovecot-config( quota = maildir:Mailbox quota quota_rule = *:storage=500M quota_rule2 = Trash:storage=10%% ), after dovecot --exec-mail ext /usr/libexec/dovecot/expire-tool.sh command. The problem that

Hi, I have run into a problem configuring DoveCot 0.99 on a Linux server that handles Windows users. The server uses UTF8 on its filesystem but the Outlook IMAP folder names are sent in what looks like CP852. As a result, folder names that use national characters are damaged, which in turn breaks a webmail application running on the same server. A natural solution would be DoveCot

Hello I have a problem with dovecot-sieve. When I create a folder in russian, the filter is not working properly. It creates a new folder with the same name and delivers the letter there. For example, I created a folder called &BD8EQAQ4BDIENQRC-/, but the letter got in &-BD8EQAQ4BDIENQRC-/. In all cases, the difference in the sign -. The folders in the english language is no problem. #

Hello there, I'm pretty sure I found a bug in latest Dovecot 2.2.5.5 (EE) when playing with the doveadm command. Naturally renaming a users mail folder should be done via "doveadm es consistent. So when using "doveadm rename" trying to rename a folder with special characters e.g. german umlauts like "??" it seems to create the folder wrongly in the filesystem.

Hello list, My question: is sieve support some kind of "continue" action, to explicit tell server processing rules below current one(if current has triged)? Situation: I have few rules, which fileinto's to different directories. All is working fine, but if I want redirect all my mail for some period of time to another mailbox, I'm adding rule like this, to be processing first.

Hello list, I have noticed that sieve vacation action breaks some non-english letters in the subject. I tested with russian language, if subject contains letters from specific diapason russian alphabet, the message received with unreadable subject, but text in the body with the same letters looks ok. Here is example of full subject header, it contains russian alphabet: Subject: