Re: Server Side Filter

Actually you are right there.

I never looked at the "Server Side Filter" plugin as according to the
https://squirrelmail.org/ site, it was last updated in 2004 so I went
for the 2009 Avesieve (and I also was after an easy to use sieve
interface not something that only worked in the client.)

The website has mislead me.


On 11/3/22 18:53, Paul Lesniewski wrote:
>
> On Thu, March 10, 2022 10:44 pm, Matthew Geier wrote:
>> It looks like the filters plugin is no longer maintained and is no
>> longer compatible with later PHP core releases.
>> My PHP skills were not where near able to fix it, so I gave up.
> There is no "filters" plugin, but if you are referring to "Server Side
> Filters" then yes, it is still maintained, although you may need to ask me
> offlist if you want more up-to-date code.
>
>> Our users now have to use https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/iTy5CK1DvKT2RvBBPsMoNEI?domain=github.com
>>
>> They have it configured as both a Thunderbird plugin and a standalone
>> application.
>>
>> We were only using squirrelmail as an 'emergency' access to emails and
>> to set up vacation filters with the sieve filter plugin. Now the sieve
>> filter plugin no longer works.
> You're mixing up different plugins. Yes, I believe the "Avelsieve" plugin
> is not maintained any longer, but newer versions of the "Server Side
> Filters" plugin can be configured to create sieve rules including
> autoresponder functionality.
>
> Kind regards,

-- 
Matthew Geier
Systems Administrator
Australian Centre for Field Robotics, University of Sydney
Tel: +61 2 9351 8149



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