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Reuben Budiardja | 7 Jul 2004 06:31
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Generate procmail script


Hello,
I am trying to use ingo to generate procmailrc file for me. Can I do that at
all? I've tried to play around and look at the docs but I still can't figure it
out.

I basically want to use Ingo as GUI to generate procmailrc file, which I can
place it manually in the appropriate place.

Any help?

Thanks in advance.
Reuben D. B.

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Jan Schneider | 7 Jul 2004 10:19
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Re: Generate procmail script

Zitat von Reuben Budiardja <reubendb@...>:

> Hello,
> I am trying to use ingo to generate procmailrc file for me. Can I do that at
> all? I've tried to play around and look at the docs but I still can't

Yes.

> figure it
> out.
>
> I basically want to use Ingo as GUI to generate procmailrc file, which I can
> place it manually in the appropriate place.
>
> Any help?

Any questions?

Jan.

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Reuben Budiardja | 7 Jul 2004 15:17
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Re: Generate procmail script

Quoting Jan Schneider <jan@...>:

> Zitat von Reuben Budiardja <reubendb@...>:
>
> Any questions?

duh... sorry, I was not very explicit, was I ? :).

Basically I can't figure out where the generated procmail recipe is saved. I
played around with the options in ingo/config/backends.php.

Putting 'null' for the driver, I cant get the procmail recipe at all. It seems
that ingo just stored the rules in the mysql database table horde_prefs.

Putting 'vfs' for the driver and put in the appropriate ftp server config, I can
see a new .procmailrc in my FTP account, but the content is only:

# Unsupported Rule: 8

# Unsupported Rule: 1

# Unsupported Rule: 1

Clicking the "script" icon shows the same thing.

So basically I can't figure out where the generated procmailrc file is, if
there's any. Also, is there possible way not to put the generated procmailrc
uisng FTP server ? what about just put it in the pre-set temporary directory
that the webserver user has write access to ?
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Jan Schneider | 7 Jul 2004 15:24
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Re: Generate procmail script

Zitat von Reuben Budiardja <reubendb@...>:

> Quoting Jan Schneider <jan@...>:
>
>> Zitat von Reuben Budiardja <reubendb@...>:
>>
>> Any questions?
>
> duh... sorry, I was not very explicit, was I ? :).
>
> Basically I can't figure out where the generated procmail recipe is saved. I
> played around with the options in ingo/config/backends.php.
>
> Putting 'null' for the driver, I cant get the procmail recipe at all. 
> It seems
> that ingo just stored the rules in the mysql database table horde_prefs.
>
> Putting 'vfs' for the driver and put in the appropriate ftp server 
> config, I can
> see a new .procmailrc in my FTP account, but the content is only:
>
> # Unsupported Rule: 8
>
> # Unsupported Rule: 1
>
> # Unsupported Rule: 1
>
> Clicking the "script" icon shows the same thing.

This *is* your procmail script. The problem is, that you defined three rules
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Reuben Budiardja | 7 Jul 2004 15:34
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Re: Generate procmail script

Quoting Jan Schneider <jan@...>:

> Zitat von Reuben Budiardja <reubendb@...>:
>
> > Quoting Jan Schneider <jan@...>:
> >
> >> Zitat von Reuben Budiardja <reubendb@...>:
> >>
> >> Any questions?
> >
<snip>
> > # Unsupported Rule: 1
> >
> > Clicking the "script" icon shows the same thing.
>
> This *is* your procmail script. The problem is, that you defined three rules
> that are not supported by the procmail backend, i.e. can't be expressed as a
> procmail expression.

hm.. the rule that I tried is as simple as "To contains myname deliver to
mybox". If that doesn't work then it's broken :(.

> > So basically I can't figure out where the generated procmailrc file is, if
> > there's any. Also, is there possible way not to put the generated
> procmailrc
> > uisng FTP server ? what about just put it in the pre-set temporary
> directory
> > that the webserver user has write access to ?
>
> This is done by using the "file" VFS driver.
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antonio guerra | 21 Jul 2004 02:10
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ingo question

Hi !!!!

I´m using:

horde-2.2.3
imp-3.2.1
other stuffs and
ingo-RELENG-2004-07-16  version 0.1

The webmail works fine horde is ok, imp is ok even i have a vacation 
installed and works fine, but after installing ingo when i´m in the browser 
(Internet explorer) logged as a normal user in the webmail, when i clic on 
the ingo link and later clic in the Script link appears this:

Script

1: # Unsupported Rule: 8
2:
3:

i saw in one user´s home directory and there is this file

.procmailrc and this is the content:

# Unsupported Rule: 8

I don´t know what does mean # Unsupported Rule: 8

i have two servers
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Jan Schneider | 21 Jul 2004 10:16
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Re: ingo question

Zitat von antonio guerra <healthy_dude@...>:

> ingo-RELENG-2004-07-16  version 0.1
>
> The webmail works fine horde is ok, imp is ok even i have a vacation
> installed and works fine, but after installing ingo when i´m in the browser
> (Internet explorer) logged as a normal user in the webmail, when i clic on
> the ingo link and later clic in the Script link appears this:
>
> Script
>
> 1: # Unsupported Rule: 8
> 2:
> 3:

The procmail driver in the RELENG branch is incomplete.

Jan.

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cpickert | 21 Jul 2004 19:52
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Dovecot 'filter activity' next-page "delay" ?

To the horde:

   There's been a recent thread about Dovecot and it's abilities to work with
'marked' messages. I've been running it for about 3 weeks, in production, and
have had great success with 'marked' messages in particular, but even more
impressive/important was the INCREDIBLE speed increase imap response time. I
use postfix->mysql/ingo and Maildirs / maildrop for delivery.

   What I've got an issue w/ is that when Ingo filters and 'display detailed
notification' is on, the filter is applied, messages are moved and the page is
displayed. However, what's odd is that the detailed notifications for the
messages that were just filtered, don't get displayed until the page /after/ ?
I couldv'e sworn that with courier-imap this doesn't happen.

   I do use the IMP portal block to display the folders and in my IMP->Filter
options, all of the possible 'scenarios' for filter application are all turned
on.

   Can anybody try to re-produce and possibly shed some light?
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