On Wed, 26 Apr 2006, Daniel Tiefnig wrote:
> Consider my simple example, extended by "subfolder_delivery":
>
> directory = ${lookup mysql{SELECT maildir ...}}\
> ${if def:h_X-Spam:{/.Junk}{}}
> subfolder_delivery: ${if def:h_X-Spam:{yes}{no}}
>
> Documentation should be explicit about that, though.
It would have to be!
> Hmm, so quota calculation is just done *after* delivering to ~/tmp, I guess?
No, it's done before so that it can fail if the message is too big. But
directory creation happens first.
> I don't think so, as any directory may start with a dot. A maybe not too
> farfetched example would be maildirs of the form "/home/of/user/.Mail".
After my last post I thought of a better idea: use a pattern. So you
could have
subfolder_delivery_regex = /\.Junk$
to pick up a directory ending with .Junk. If somebody wanted to use
/home/usr/.Mail and still pick up subdirs, they could use
subfolder_delivery_regex = /\.Mail/\..*$
I think this is less messy. Anybody else have a view?
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