[dev] Sieve filtering module

[Jan Schneider]

Zitat von Julian Jares <julian@jares.com.ar>:

> yep, my mistake... just replace the line for
>         if (isset($this->rules))
> I think I have some of those scattered around :-)

Ok, no more error messages anymore.

> What I do, is on every disruptive change (add rule, edit rule,
> delete rule, undelete rule) I build the actual rules and pass
> them on to sieve.

You probably don't need the database anymore if you've got your "project 1" 
done.
 
> I have two projects I'm working on:
> 1. something to read the rules currently installed, and upload
> them to the database

That would be a great feature! Have fun with the parser coding! ;-)

> 2. tell my users to an e-mail address, and have that read by a
> deamon, and add it to common rules for all users (note the all user
> in mysql, and the ALL_USERS constants everywhere)
> (2 could be replaced by blacklist send to a junk folder, and
> monthly maintenance deleting old files from that folder)

Sorry, but I don't understand what you mean.

Jan.