Thanks! I'll look into this sievec utility. I've found it in /usr/lib/cryus-imapd/sievec I guess I would use it like "sievec ~/.sieve ~/.sievebc" It appears to generate the bytecode output correctly. Is there any way of testing the resulting file, apart from sending test emails to the account? On 2/15/07, Thomas Robers <robers@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
emdeex schrieb: [...] > > Is it that I can't just write plaintext .sieve files, that they have > to be bytecode? If so, how can I do this without sieveshell? I don't really know, if plain text sieve files can still be used or not, but to make bytecode out of the plain text sieve files you can use the program sievec: root@imap:~ # sievec Syntax: sievec [-C <altconfig>] <filename> <outputfile> HTH Thomas
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