Andrew Morgan wrote:
On Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Andy Howell wrote:
I have no idea how it works in Thunderbird. When you are using
sieveshell, you upload the script and then "activate" it. The activation
step creates a symlink from defaultbc to your script, marking it as the
script in use. With sieveshell you can upload multiple scripts and switch
between them using activate.
Rudy Gevaert wrote:
> You have to make it active. I'm using the extension too.
Andy & Rudy,
Thanks. Activate did the trick. I wanted to white-list my son's email
and forward unknown ones to me. My little test script works fine.
At some point I want to move my mail to imap and have sieve do all the
filtering. I've got 180+ filters in Thunderbird; many more than I want
to convert by hand. The Thunderbird filter file, msgFilterRules.dat,
looks pretty straight forward. Maybe I can write a script to convert them.
Regard,
Andy
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