sieve problem ?
Bob Tito
lists at magicfingers.org
Tue Nov 29 12:54:50 EST 2005
Ken Murchison wrote:
> Bob Tito wrote:
>> Ken Murchison wrote:
>>> Bob Tito wrote:
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> At the moment we seem to have a problem with sieve on our
>>>> cyrus-imapd-2.2.12 sytem (single instance message store ON)
>>>> Basically everthing works fine, but:
>>>>
>>>> When a message is sent to 2 (or more?) recipients and one has an
>>>> vacation message on with the email-address of the otherperson a
>>>> vacation message is sent. Now, to make this more clear:
>>>>
>>>> sender > recipient-a ( no sieve notification) and recipient-b
>>>> (vacation message with email-address of recipient-a)
>>> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>>>
>>> Do you mean that recipient-a has a vacation action in which
>>> :addresses includes recipient-a?
>>>
>> Hi Ken,
>>
>> We tried to be carefull to explain a stupid problem ;-)
>>
>> recipient-a has a vacation action with the mail-address of recipient-a !
>
> This is a normal config. So recipient-a has a line like the following
> in their script:
>
> vacation :addresses "recipient-a" "on vacation";
>
>
>> (probably thinking/hoping the mails will be forwarded to recipient-a
>> during the holiday)
>>
>> I Know, I Know, but this is the server of a large hospital, nurses and
>> doctors are not the most clever computer/mail users :-)
>>
>> I hope the problem is less confusing now ?
>
> Not really. I still don't understand the config and the incorrect
> behavior.
>
Hi Ken, sorry for the direct reply ..
I'll give it another go...
sender at dom.ain sends a mail to a at dom.ain and b at dom.ain.
a at dom.ain has a vacation message with email-address B at domain. <<< which
is wrong but...
sender gets a vacation message from B at dom.ain but that user is NOT away
and has no vacation message active ...
Better try ? :-)
Thanks,
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Bob Tito
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