On Wed, 13 Dec 2006, Martin Marcher wrote:
Ok, to clear things up I have these mailboxes:
localhost.example.com> lam shared@xxxxxxxxxxx
user@xxxxxxxxxxx lrswipcda
anyone p
localhost.example.com> lam user/user@xxxxxxxxxxx
user@xxxxxxxxxxx lrswipcda
cyrus lrswipcda
No I write a mail to "user+shared@xxxxxxxxxxx" and I want the mail to be
posted to "shared@xxxxxxxxxxx" I do need to use sieve (anything else?) to
have this mail posted to "shared@xxxxxxxxxxx" instead of somewhere in
"user@xxxxxxxxxxx"
Because:
If "user+shared@xxxxxxxxxxx" exists cyrus would put the message there (given
the ACLs are correct)
If only "user@xxxxxxxxxxx" exists cyrus would put the message there
Hope I could express myself a bit clearer now...
You would need to use a sieve rule on "user@xxxxxxxxxxx" to somehow
redirect/fileinto the message to "shared@xxxxxxxxxxx".
You cannot do exactly what you ask without a sieve rule.
Consider what would happen if you had both "foo@xxxxxxxxxxx" (shared
folder) and "user/user.foo@xxxxxxxxxxx" (folder "foo" under the user's
inbox). If send email to user+foo@xxxxxxxxxxx, which mailbox should Cyrus
put it in?
Andy
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