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Allow sieve filter to "fileinto" INBOX #1487
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At the moment, it isn't possible to use filters to explicitly keep email in INBOX after delivery.
In a case when, for example, using Dovecot and
sieve_afterfor spam filtering, it can come in handy for users to be able to use sieve to keep email in INBOX that would otherwise be filed into Junk folder with filter rules executed viasieve_after.I've added an option, available from
application.ini, calledsieve_allow_fileinto_inboxthat can be set toOnto allow filter actions tofileintoINBOX. Default value isOff, thus it doesn't change the current default behavior.