Quoting Peter Meier <
peter.meier@...>:
> Hi
>
>> Since ingo stores it's rules in it's own format, it will create all
>> the rules it can in the new format. not all formats support all
>> rules though, so some rules might be lost, atleast till changed
>> again, or support for those filtering methods where added (unless
>> this was changed recently? I don't really see how it could be fixed
>> though)
>
> will it create the rules if somebody stores them again or during the
> next login?
>
If the user tell ingo to store it again, yes, it will. Depending on
the settings for ingo, it might also store it when a rule is
added/deleted/modified.
During the next login? I don't believe so, I haven't looked though and
dunno about recent versions of ingo
> does it still save the rules in its own format? If we use
> managesieve to deploy the scripts, what will happen if somebody
> deploys their own sieve script with managesieve?
>
Yes, ingo will ALWAYS save it's rules in it's own format (in the prefs
system? believe this is changable in recent versions)
If someone updates it manually using like thunderbird, cause you have
the managesieve port world accessable, then their ingo rules would be
idle and not used. Since the support for sieve scripts seems to be so
rare, I would put that down to user knowledge, only manage your
scripts using webmail or yourself, don't attempt both, unless you know
sieve, and thunderbird sieve support requires user knowledge of how
sieve works so.
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