At 10:56 PM -0500 1/25/99, Tim Showalter wrote:
I thought that the way I would use Sieve is that I would file an
incoming message into *all* mailboxes that it matched, based on to/cc
headers. So if there was a message to imap, ietf-mta-filters, and and
tjs, I'd file the message into inbox.imap, inbox.mta-filters, and inbox,
allowing Cyrus to kill the duplicates.
Thanks for explaining this. It does make sense, assuming you have an
environment where a message can be delivered into multiple mailboxes
simultaneously and duplicates are automatically deleted. If either
of these is lacking, you'd have a problem. My environments lack both.