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Jure Pečar | 25 Jul 2012 10:54

sieve vacation


Hello,

I have a customer complaining that when setting up a vacation rule in sieve, not all sendes get a vacation reply.

I'd like to clarify if the bug is in her expectations or somewhere in our setup or in dbmail sieve code,
however it is not immediately obvious how sieve works in dbmail.

Where does sieve store its state about which senders it already answered?

What logging level do I have to set to see what sieve is doing?

The only hint I get about sieve generated messages is when I see a pickup line in postfix logs from user dbmail
runs under. Could this be improved somehow?

Thanks for answers.

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Jure Pečar
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Paul J Stevens | 1 Aug 2012 13:27
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Re: sieve vacation

On 07/25/2012 10:54 AM, Jure Pečar wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I have a customer complaining that when setting up a vacation rule in sieve, not all sendes get a vacation reply.

Indeed I should hope not. Only email sent specifically (To or CC) to the
addresses mentioned in the sieve script should be responded to, and even
then, only if the sender is not a robot.

Also, make sure you run a current libsieve version. Some vacation
related bugs were fixed in libsieve-2.2.9

https://github.com/sodabrew/libsieve/commits/libsieve-2.2


> 
> I'd like to clarify if the bug is in her expectations or somewhere in our setup or in dbmail sieve code,
however it is not immediately obvious how sieve works in dbmail.
> 
> Where does sieve store its state about which senders it already answered?

dbmail_replycache

> 
> What logging level do I have to set to see what sieve is doing?

You need to set SIEVE_DEBUG=yes in dbmail.conf.
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