| 43 | | Traditional UNIX-style `.forward` files are not used on the new CAL system. We're using [http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/sieve-charter.html sieve], an emerging standard for mail filtering. You can see an example sieve script [source:trunk/packages/cal-meta/src/examples/sieve/cal-default.script here] (this example script is installed by default for all CAL users, and can be found on Configured Workstations at `/usr/share/doc/cal-base/examples/sieve/cal-default.script`. It filters spam into the user's `spam` subfolder based on the `X-DSPAM` headers mentioned above). If you want to write a new sieve script, simply put it in a text file on a Configured Workstation, and use `sieveshell` to import it to `mail.astro.columbia.edu`. For example, here is [wiki:dkg] importing a sieve script located at `~/newsieve.script`: |
| | 43 | Traditional UNIX-style `.forward` files are not used on the new CAL system. We're using [http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/sieve-charter.html sieve], an emerging standard for mail filtering. You can see an example sieve script [source:trunk/packages/cal-meta/src/examples/sieve/cal-default.script here] (this example script is installed by default for all CAL users, and can be found on Configured Workstations at `/usr/share/doc/cal-base/examples/sieve/cal-default.script`. It filters spam into the user's `spam` subfolder based on the `X-DSPAM` headers mentioned above). |
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| | 45 | If you want to write a new sieve script, simply put it in a text file on a Configured Workstation, and use `sieveshell` to import it to `mail.astro.columbia.edu`. For example, here is [wiki:dkg] importing a sieve script located at `~/newsieve.script`: |
