Re: [sieve] redirect-dsn, redirect-deliverby
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Subject: Re: [sieve] redirect-dsn, redirect-deliverby
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> So, I'm implementing RFC 6009 and I'm wondering why the values of > :bymode are specified as lowercase and those for :ret are uppercase. Sieve parameters like this are case-insensitive - this follows from the fact that they are defined using ABNF strings which are always case-insensitive - so who cares what case they are shown in? > And why was :notify specified as a single string with comma-separated > values rather than a stringlist? I don't really remember, but it's probably to be more compatible with the SMTP parameter. Ned
- [sieve] redirect-dsn, redirect-deliverby Ken Murchison
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