[sieve] SPECIAL-USE in Sieve (RFC 6154)
Stephan Bosch <stephan@rename-it.nl> Mon, 28 March 2016 22:45 UTC
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Subject: [sieve] SPECIAL-USE in Sieve (RFC 6154)
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Hi, Currently, the Sieve language lacks the means of freely accessing the IMAP special-use mailbox attributes (RFC 6154). For example, it would be nice to be able to determine what the Junk mailbox is during Sieve processing at delivery, based on which mailbox has the "\Junk" special-use attribute assigned. I believe I have coined this idea before several years ago, but the incentive to actually build or document anything was never very high. Recently, I found the motivation to design a proper Sieve extension for this; I finished implementing IMAPSIEVE and in that context such functionality can also be very useful. The draft specification is attached, since the IETF draft submission is currently blocked. Please tell me what you think. I aim to submit this to appsawg soon, but I think most Sieve people are still concentrated here, so I post it here first. Regards, Stephan.
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- Re: [sieve] SPECIAL-USE in Sieve (RFC 6154) Barry Leiba
- Re: [sieve] SPECIAL-USE in Sieve (RFC 6154) Alexey Melnikov
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- Re: [sieve] SPECIAL-USE in Sieve (RFC 6154) Stephan Bosch
- Re: [sieve] SPECIAL-USE in Sieve (RFC 6154) Stephan Bosch
- Re: [sieve] SPECIAL-USE in Sieve (RFC 6154) NED+mta-filters
- Re: [sieve] SPECIAL-USE in Sieve (RFC 6154) Ken Murchison