[ingo] How to use INGO ??

[Andy]

Ahh.

> You will use 'imap' as your script entry and 'null' as your driver entry.

Ahh because I did this and my backends.php looks like this:

$backends['vfs'] = array(
    'driver' => 'null',
    'preferred' => 'x.y.com',
    'script' => 'imap',
    'hordeauth' => 'user',
 );
The mails targeting my filters in Ingo weren't filtered to anywhere.

And I changed horde/config/registry to this:

// Uncomment this line if you want Ingo to handle the blacklist
    // filter instead of IMP:
    'provides' => array('mail/blacklistFrom', 'mail/showBlacklist',
'mail/whitelistFrom', 'mail/showWhitelist', 'mail/canApplyFilters',
'mail/applyFilters', 'mail/showFilters'),


> Once I commit the
> code to IMP, IMP will use these ingo rules to filter your mail (this will
> not happen until I commit the IMP code however - there is no way to filter
> mail using the imap driver without it... at least at this time).

So it can't work at the moment. But is planned to work with imap-clientside in
the future, when IMP is updated for this, right?

If not, is there a non-rocket-science way to get it to work with a local limited
ftp-server like proftpd and no need to mess around with cyrus and sieve etc. or
an explanation about the way of using vfs and sql and ftp for these purposes?

I really would appreciate using Ingo, looks very nice.

One last maybe stupid question: how do I run the convert_imp_filters.php in
Ingo/scrips (when the Imp-Code is committed ...)?

Thanks for patience and suffering by my broken denglish ,.......


Andy






Quoting Michael M Slusarz <slusarz at bigworm.colorado.edu>:

> Quoting Andy <andy at stronzo.d2g.com>:
>
> |
> | Hello,
> |
> | could somebody please advice me in how to use Ingo? I am not running any
> | ftp-server, but obviously I need one for Ingo. Or can I use it without
> | ftp?
> | Running imap2001a.x.y.rpm and saw that there is mentioned also IMAP as
> | entry
> | for "script" in backend.php. So what could my backend.php look like?
>
> You will use 'imap' as your script entry and 'null' as your driver entry.
> Then set up your filter config using the ingo interface.  Once I commit the
> code to IMP, IMP will use these ingo rules to filter your mail (this will
> not happen until I commit the IMP code however - there is no way to filter
> mail using the imap driver without it... at least at this time).
>
> michael
>
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