From: Frank R. S. <fr...@hy...> - 2017-07-06 20:06:05
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Hi, I have a CentOS 7.3.1611 fully patched server, running Squirrelmail-1.4.22-16 and procmail 3.22-35. I have server_settings_backend-2.0-1.4.0, server_side_filters-2.0beta1-1.4.0, and server_side_filters_procmail-1.0beta1-1.4.0 installed. The filters plugin is configured to write .procmail files for each specific user account. Everything was setup a while ago and had worked as expected. I don't know if this was due to a recent CentOS update or not, but this week users are complaining that their filter rules are creating new folders and putting the email into them. In troubleshooting, I discovered what is happening is that the mail folders have spaces in their names, i.e. "Saved Emails", and that now the space is ignored and the folder "Saved" is created and emails moved to it by the rule. It is the .procmail file that is the cause, basically it needs a "\" to deference the space but it isn't written to the file by the plugin that way. If I manually edit the .procmail file to include the "\" things work as expected. Excerpt from the .procmail file: $MAIL_LOCATION/Saved Emails (doesn't work sends emails to "Saved") vs $MAIL_LOCATION/Saved\ Emails (does work as expected) Just wondering if this is a known issue in the plugin or an easy fix? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Frank Frank R. Servas fr...@hy... |