[ingo] Filter not accepted

Jan Schneider jan at horde.org
Tue Aug 2 09:01:16 UTC 2011


Zitat von Dirk Deimeke <dirk at deimeke.net>:

> Answering Jan Schneider <jan at horde.org>
> (Tue, 02 Aug 2011 10:36:29 +0200):
>
> Hi Jan
>
>> Zitat von Dirk Deimeke <dirk at deimeke.net>:
>>
>>> Answering Jan Schneider <jan at horde.org>
>>> (Wed, 27 Jul 2011 12:45:03 +0200):
>>>
>>> Hi Jan,
>>>
>>>> Please don't strip too much information. I already don't know  
>>>> anymore which version of Ingo you use for example.
>>>
>>> oh, sorry, did I miss that? I am using the recent version of Horde  
>>> Groupware Webmail Edition and the Ingo version that came with the  
>>> installation.
>>>
>>>>> So I have one line per forum I use, each on the senders address.
>>>> You mean one criteria per forum? The address fields only allow a  
>>>> single line anyway.
>>>
>>> Yes, you are right, I did not find the correct word.
>>>
>>> One criterion contains "Mails from forum at example.org", the next  
>>> contains "Mails from admin at forum.example.com". And if any of them  
>>> matches the mails should go to the folder "2do".
>>>
>>>>> The filter should trigger the move if any of the sender  
>>>>> addresses is matched, but it filters only if the first one in  
>>>>> the list matches.
>>>>> $conf[storage][driver] SQL
>>>>> $conf[storage][params][driverconfig] Horde defaults
>>>>> $conf[storage][maxblacklist] 0
>>>>> $conf[storage][maxwhitelist] 0
>>>>> $conf[rules][userheader] (ticked)
>>>>> $conf[spam][compare] String
>>>>> $conf[spam][header] X-Spam-Level
>>>>> $conf[spam][char] *
>>>>> $conf[menu][apps] (none chosen)
>>>> And which filter backend do you use?
>>>
>>> Where can I find that information? I did not touch anything but  
>>> "userheader" so it should not be sieve, correct?
>>
>> If you didn't change anything from the default setup, it would be  
>> the IMAP backend.
>
> It works with the horde version before, what do I have to do to come  
> to the same point with the recent version?

Make a bug report and attach an imap log.

Jan.

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