[horde] Is there a real sieve-editor for horde?

[Philipp Fäustlin]

Hi Nils,

there is definitely a vacation option available for Horde like Ralf 
said. Which can create an sieve script like seen in this topic.

But it is not an available when you create a new Filter, it is a special 
ingo menue item like the blacklist/whitelist option in Horde/Ingo.
It is also visible in the existing filter rules list, where the user can 
enable/disable and move it in the filter ordering.

If it is not visible for you check if your manage-sieve announces the 
"vacation" capability.
Also check the ingo preferences configuration, I'm pretty sure you can 
disable or hide the function.

Happy New Year

Philipp

Am 31.12.23 um 14:13 schrieb Nils:
> Hi Ralf,
>
> thank you very much for your reply and especially for your offer to 
> take implementing additional sieve support into consideration.
>
> However, I wonder if I maybe haven't fully configured Ingo and/or 
> mixing things up in my memory.
>
> Sorry, I don't understand what you mean by "procmail or the likes". 
> Did the horde vacation plugin depend on promail MDA? I just remember 
> vacation from a long time ago and I was sure that I've been using 
> cyrus and cyrus-sieve back then (before switching to dovecot with 
> pigeonhole sieve interpreter).
>
> You've wrote that vacation has been integrated into Ingo. When I 
> select "New Rule" the "Do this:" select field only has four options: 
> inbox, folder, delete, inbox + folder (the deliver to folder option 
> has nice additional options). Also I can mark as read,etc. I can't 
> figure out how to create something like this:
>> require ["fileinto", "vacation"];
>> if header :contains "X-Spam-Flag" "YES" {
>>   fileinto "spam";
>>   stop;
>> }
>> vacation
>>   :days 1
>>   :subject "Abwesenheitsnotiz"
>>   :addresses ["horde at bugblatterbeast.de"]
>> "Automatische Nachricht...";
> I'm totally satisfied with the filing options.
>
> I usually focus on other stuff, but I do free server administration 
> and hosting for some non-profit organisations. They share my opinion, 
> that it is important to support open source software and to avoid 
> losing control over your data. The only reason, they sometimes decide 
> to use an exchange server against my advice, is that I can't provide 
> them with a configurable automatic reply for holidays and vacations. I 
> can't say for sure, if the demand is high enough to justify putting 
> effort into it. But I do think it would be appreciated.
>
> Kind regards and all the best wishes for the new year,
> Nils
>
>
>
>
>
> On 12/30/23 17:20, Ralf Lang wrote:
>> Hi Nils, vacation has been integrated with Ingo long ago. By design, 
>> it's not a sieve editor though today sieve is the primary backend. 
>> New installations usually don't do procmail or the likes. I don't 
>> even have a procmail test setup anymore.
>>
>> That said, having a direct to sieve plugin for ingo isn't out of 
>> question. Can you describe your use case and what kind of sieve rules 
>> you need that are not supported by managing through ingo?
>>
>> If it's about coexisting with other sources of sieve scripts, that 
>> might be possible through multiple different approaches. I personally 
>> don't have this requirement so I need input on what is actually 
>> wanted and if there is a sufficient ask for it.

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