Re: Global sieve scripts and replication (was Re: Global sieve-scripts - Can no longer update them)

"Joost Roeleveld via Info" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.imap.cyrus
Message-ID <20240415160913.EGroupware.QzmQ5QT571BDXYmZKrOFRFC@_>

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From: "Jean Charles Delépine via Info" <[email protected]>
To: Info <[email protected]>
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 2024 17:27:08 +0200
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> Quoting "J. Roeleveld via Info" <[email protected]>:
>
>> Since 3.6, sieve scripts are stored in the '#sieve' mailbox  
>> (configurable with
>> the sieve_folder imapd.conf(5) option). No manual steps are necessary for
>> upgrade: Cyrus recognises the old style storage and will convert to the new
>> style automatically as necessary.
>> ---
>>
>> This works for personal sieve-scripts, but not global sieve scripts. And the
>> guide on how to configure global sieve scripts has not been updated.
>
> I'm on the way to upgrade my 3.2 murder cluster to 3.8 by replication.
> I have global sieve scripts for some shared mailboxes.
>
> And I just realise, thanks to you, that I don't know where on the  
> replicated servers those global sieve scripts are.
>
> And it seems they were not replicated.
>
> Replication is the recommanded way of upgrade, how should I  
> replicate my global scripts ?
>
> Jean Charles Delépine

To find them, check your imapd.conf for "sievedir".
It's the full tree under there which contains the sieve-scripts (pre 3.6).

Do note, global sieve-scripts can not be changed in 3.8 currently.  
Which is annoying.

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Joost


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