[Dovecot] Problem with sieve scripts including sieve scripts

[Mauricio Tavares]

Stephan Bosch wrote:
> Mauricio Tavares wrote:
>>     I have the following global cmusieve scripts defined in 
>> /etc/dovecot/sieve, which is owned by the user deliver is run 
>> (virtual) as defined in the lda session of dovecot.conf:
>>
>> global-spam.script ======================================
>>
>> require ["fileinto"];
>> # Move spam to spam folder
>> if header :contains "X-Spam-Level" "********************" {
>>   fileinto "Spam";
>>   # Stop here so that we do not reply on spam
>>   stop;
>> }
>> elsif header :contains "X-Spam-Flag" "Yes" {
>>   fileinto "Spam";
>>   stop;
>> }
>>
> First of all, this script can be made simpler by using the anyof() Sieve 
> command, avoiding the need to specify the spam delivery verdict multiple 
> times.
> 
	Actually that was a goof. What I meant was to discard the mail if it 
had too many stars (it sounds better than saying X-Spam-Level was too 
high ;). Shame on me!

>> Jul 22 14:49:02 mail deliver(raub at domain.com): 
>> msgid=<000d01ca078a$d13122a0$6400a8c0 at chameleonsh>: saved mail to INBOX
>>
>> Why?
> Good question. Are you sure that the tested headers above are truly 
> present in the message under consideration (check your INBOX)? I know 
> that MailScanner uses custom headers and the SpamAssassin ones are not 
> always produced in addition by default. For debugging purposes, could 
> you put these rules inside the user's personal script (the 
> .dovecot.sieve) to check whether these work at all?
> 
> I must say, I've never used CMUSieve's include support before, so I 
> couldn't tell you whether there are any known issues with this.
> 
	I just found the issue: I typed "X-Spam-Flag" instead of 
"X-Spam-Status" as defined in the dovecot.conf. Oops! My typing skills 
are weak!

> Regards,
>