Open achekalin opened 5 years ago
This problem has been reported before and while it is inconvenient, the (manage)sieve implementation is IMHO at fault here. As far as I know RainLoop cannot "read" the current rules set by another webmail because there is no way of reading it via managesieve.
And while you now have phpscript.sieve
and rainloop.user.sieve
there is only one of those active in ~/.dovecot.sieve
or whatever file you configured in Dovecot.
For my site I instructed all users to migrate their old settings to the new where applicable. Sad but true.
RainLoop version 1.12.1, Dovecot 2.0.9, OS: CentOS 7.5
As we tried to move out of old SquirrelMail webmail, I find we can not edit Sieve filters that was made in SquirrelMail. The IMAP server is dovecot, storage is Maildir, and what I can see, RainLoop can not see or edit SquirrelMail's filters (and vise versa).
First of all, it uses different files to store filters:
phpscript.sieve
vsrainloop.user.sieve
. They are slightly different from each other, like this:SquirrelMail's
phpscript.sieve
:while
RainLoop's
rainloop.user.sieve
:I'd be more that happy if I can set it up to use the same file and same format, but even if it is not possible, I want to do once-only SquirrelMail -> RainLoop filter formats, so I can convert it and use RainLoop further.
Thank you!