Trouble with sieve

[Jason Bailey]

On 6/5/13 8:11 AM, Dan White wrote:
> On 06/04/13 17:11 -0600, Jason Bailey wrote:
>> All,
>>
>> I have a CentOS 6 mail system running Cyrus version 2.3.16, which is
>> configured to use virtual domains. Sieve is enabled, and indeed runs for
>> some mailboxes, but not for others. I'm struggling to find a solution.
>>
>> Case in point. I have a script that is supposed to file incoming
>> messages into specific sub-folders. The problem is, it doesn't do
>> anything (script doesn't seem to execute). Messages simply arrive in the
>> root of the inbox. I'm puzzled because I have used this very same script
>> for years.
>>
>> Message sources show that the X-Sieve header is set and is reporting CMU
>> Sieve 2.3. The server also shows sieve listening on port 4190. Scripts
>> uploaded with sieveshell are copied and installed without error.
>>
>> I looked at my mail log, but it isn't telling me much. The only Cyrus
>> related error I can find is one about "duplicate_mark". There isn't much
>> there about Sieve besides logins.
>>
>> I ran sivtest and all seems good there. I'm not sure what to look for.
>>
>> Any ideas? Help is appreciated.
>
> Did you activate the uploaded script? Was the script successfully compiled
> to bytecode?
>

It uploaded just fine, and it was activated just fine. It appears it was 
successfully compiled to bytecode (there are binary files aside the 
script on the server), but I can't be totally certain - how do I tell?

Jason