Questions tagged [sieve]
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How to forward and change the origin of a message via Dovecot Sieve script
I want to forward an incoming mail to another recipient. However, the recipient is only accepting mails from my email address. Is it possible to forward a mail and change the sender via Sieve? The ...
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Is it possible to create a sieve rule to sort existing emails?
I have made a (very) simple sieve script to sort incoming emails, but I was wondering if it is possible to sort existing emails into folders using sieve? I'm very new to sieve and I couldn't find ...
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Change mail subject with sieve based on content
I have a mailserver with dovecot and sieve enabled.
My bank sends me a mail when an incoming/ougoing transaction is made. However, it's a general subject "Transaction occured", the actual ...
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Replacing a long list of Sieve rules with a generic rule
I have a couple of Sieve rules like this:
if header :contains "To" "shop1@domain.tld"
{
fileinto "shops/shop1" ;
}
[...]
if header :contains "To" "...
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How do I create a sieve script in dovecot that sends a vacation autoreply from the userdb, like LDAP?
The sieve vacation described at https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5230 allows a vacation message to be defined and sent by dovecot.
By default, the text of the vacation message is hardcoded in the ...
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Cyrus Sieve runtime error claiming Mailbox does not exist
I recently installed CentOS 8 after backing up my CentOS 7 system and seemed to have botched something when trying to get cyrus-imapd back up and running. Mail is delivered correctly but the sieve ...
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How to change a message's subject in a Sieve rule?
I am subscribed to a mailing list that does not identify itself in the subject of mails sent via the list.
I would like to have list mail delivered to my main inbox, but still be able to identify them ...