Tickets :: Comment on [#12964] Default Spam filter rule doesn't work with Sieve

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Comment	> Default rule "Spam filter" with options doesn't produce valid Sieve script. > > Steps to reproduce: > > 1) Configure Ingo to use Sieve backend. > 2) Try to Save and Activate Spam filter rule > > Ingo outputs error message: > > Script not updated: There was an error activating the script. The > driver said: ingo: line 10: error: unknown test 'No' (only reported > once at first occurence). ingo: error: validation failed. > > ---- > > Lines 9-13 produced on spam filter activation: > > 9: # Spam Filter > 10: if No strings specified { > 11: fileinto "Spam"; > 12: stop; > 13: } > > As you can see there is "No strings specified" so the generated rule > is invalid and thus cannot work. I suppose that correct Sieve rule my > should be something like this: > > 9: # Spam Filter > 10: if allof ( not header :comparator "i;ascii-casemap" :contains > "X-Spam-Score" "-", header :value "gt" :comparator "i;ascii-numeric" > "X-Spam-Score" ["5"] ) { > 11: fileinto "Spam"; > 12: stop; > 13: }
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