config.inc.php.dist

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/**
 * SieveRules configuration file
 */

// managesieve server address
// The host can contain the following macros that will be expanded as follows:
// %h - user's IMAP hostname
// %n - http hostname ($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'])
// %d - domain (http hostname without the first part)
// For example %n = mail.domain.tld, %d = domain.tld
$rcmail_config['sieverules_host'] = 'localhost';

// managesieve server port
$rcmail_config['sieverules_port'] = 2000;

// Log managesieve conversation to <log_dir>/sieverules or to syslog
$rcmail_config['sieverules_debug'] = false;

// authentication method. Can be CRAM-MD5, DIGEST-MD5, PLAIN, LOGIN, EXTERNAL
// or none. Optional, defaults to best method supported by server.
$rcmail_config['sieverules_auth_type'] = null;

// optional managesieve authentication identifier to be used as authorization proxy,
// authenticate as a different user but act on behalf of the logged in user,
// works with PLAIN and DIGEST-MD5 auth.
$rcmail_config['sieverules_auth_cid'] = null;

// optional managesieve authentication password to be used for sieverules_auth_cid
$rcmail_config['sieverules_auth_pw'] = null;

// enable TLS for managesieve server connection
$rcmail_config['sieverules_usetls'] = FALSE;

// folder delimiter - if your sieve system uses a different folder delimiter to
// your IMAP server set it here, otherwise leave as null to use IMAP delimiter
$rcmail_config['sieverules_folder_delimiter'] = null;

// Sieve RFC says that we should use UTF-8 encoding for mailbox names,
// but some implementations does not covert UTF-8 to modified UTF-7.
// set to null for default behaviour
$rcmail_config['sieverules_folder_encoding'] = null;

// include the IMAP root in the folder path when creating the rules
// set to false to never include the IMAP root in the folder path
// set to null for default behaviour
$rcmail_config['sieverules_include_imap_root'] = null;

// ruleset name
$rcmail_config['sieverules_ruleset_name'] = 'roundcube';

// allow multiple actions
$rcmail_config['sieverules_multiple_actions'] = TRUE;

// allowed actions
$rcmail_config['sieverules_allowed_actions'] = array(
											'fileinto' => TRUE,
											'vacation' => TRUE,
											'reject' => TRUE,
											'redirect' => TRUE,
											'keep' => TRUE,
											'discard' => TRUE,
											'imapflags' => TRUE,
											'notify' => TRUE,
											'stop' => TRUE
											);

// headers listed as examples of "Other headers"
$rcmail_config['sieverules_other_headers'] = array(
											'Reply-To', 'List-Id', 'MailingList', 'Mailing-List',
											'X-ML-Name', 'X-List', 'X-List-Name', 'X-Mailing-List',
											'Resent-From', 'Resent-To', 'X-Mailer', 'X-MailingList',
											'X-Spam-Status', 'X-Priority', 'Importance', 'X-MSMail-Priority',
											'Precedence', 'Return-Path', 'Received', 'Auto-Submitted',
											'X-Spam-Flag', 'X-Spam-Tests', 'Sender',
											);

// Predefined rules
// each rule should be in it own array - examples provided in README
// 'name' => name of the rule, displayed in the rule type select box
// 'type' => one of: header, address, envelope, size
// 'header' => name of the header to test
// 'operator' => operator to use, for all possible values please see README
// 'extra' => extra information needed for the rule in some cases
// 'target' => value that the header is tested against
$rcmail_config['sieverules_predefined_rules'] = array();

// Advanced editor
// allows the user to edit the sieve file directly, without the restrictions of the normal UI
// 0 - Disabled, option not shown in the UI
// 1 - Enabled, option shown in the UI
// 2 - Option shown in the UI and used by default
$rcmail_config['sieverules_adveditor'] = 0;

// Allow users to use multiple rulesets
$rcmail_config['sieverules_multiplerules'] = FALSE;

// Default (or global) sieve rule file
$rcmail_config['sieverules_default_file'] = '/etc/dovecot/sieve/default';

// Auto load default sieve rule file if no rules exist and no import filters match
$rcmail_config['sieverules_auto_load_default'] = FALSE;

// Example sieve rule file
$rcmail_config['sieverules_example_file'] = '/etc/dovecot/sieve/example';

// Force the :addresses line to always be added to new vacation rules
// Some sieve setups require that the :address part of a vacation rule is always present for the message to be sent
// Cyrus setups need this to option set to true
$rcmail_config['sieverules_force_vacto'] = FALSE;

// Limit the selection of :addresses available to only those setup in as an identity
// Setting this to false will give the user a textbox to enter in any address(es) they like, rather than a list of checkboxes
$rcmail_config['sieverules_limit_vacto'] = TRUE;

// Allow users to set the :from option when creating new vacation rules, not all servers support this option
// If your server supports the variables extension users also have an 'auto detect' option which will detect the address to which the message was sent
// Else the user's default identity will be used as the default value
$rcmail_config['sieverules_show_vacfrom'] = FALSE;

// Allow users to set the :handle option when creating new vacation rules, not all servers support this option
$rcmail_config['sieverules_show_vachandle'] = FALSE;

// The rule file can be written as one IF/ELSIF statement or as a series of unrelated IF statements
// TRUE  - one IF/ELSIF statement (default)
// FALSE -  a series of unrelated IF statements
$rcmail_config['sieverules_use_elsif'] = TRUE;

// Fileinto action options
// 0 - List only subscribed folders
// 1 - List subscribed and unsubscribed folders
// 2 - List subscribed and unsubscribed folders and allow users to enter a folder name (for advanced users only, requires sieve mailbox extension)
$rcmail_config['sieverules_fileinto_options'] = 0;

// For information on customising the rule file see "The structure of the rule file" in the README
// For information on customising the contents of the drop downs see "Default values for header, operator and flag drop downs" in the README

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