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added sieve example for subaddress sorting #2410
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Good contribution 👍
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Thank you for your first contribution 🚀
One question: Will this also work if you use another delimiter or would you need to adjust something?
On Tue Feb 15, 2022 at 9:05 PM CET, Frederic Werner wrote:
One question: Will this also work if you use another delimiter or would you need to adjust something?
If you use a different path separator, you need to change that.
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Moritz Poldrack
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I am also not aware of a way to automatically switch.
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I do not mean the delimiter option on the dms in general but in your sieve code snippert. Can't see where it matches to |
On that I am actually not too sure. If I read the docs correctly, the
`require subaddress` *should* take care of it.
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Documentation preview for this PR is ready! 🎉 Built with commit: b2d0379 |
Description
This just adds an example on how to automatically sort incoming mails, based on their subaddresses. I use this filter myself and thought it might be of interest to people setting up their sieves.
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