Mails move to Junk

[admins]

Hi all

In the new version of ISPC has it in the mailbox filter part a checkbox "Move Spammails to Junk".

Where could I edit the parameter, that the server move the spam into "Spam" and not in "Junk"?

Thanks
admins

[till]

Do you use dovecot or courier?

[admins]

courier do I use

admins

[till]

The file is /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf/mailfilter_move_junk.master

[rmax75]

Hi Till.
I use dovecot and ISPConfig 3.0.4.6

There is a way to do the same thing using dovecot ?

Great Job,
Massimo

[till]

For dovecot 1.0:

/usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf/sieve_filter.master

For dovecot 1.2:

/usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf/sieve_filter_1.2.master

[rmax75]

Originally Posted by till

For dovecot 1.0:

/usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf/sieve_filter.master

For dovecot 1.2:

/usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf/sieve_filter_1.2.master

Thanks for your reply.
I'm using Dovecot 2.0.19 so i've changed the sieve_filter_1.2.master.

I've also updated this file in order to create the .Spam folder in the vmail root :

vim /usr/local/ispconfig/server/plugins-available/mail_plugin.inc.php

@lines 147,150 and 281,284

if(!is_dir($data['new']['maildir'].'/.Junk')) {
    //exec("su -c 'maildirmake -f Junk ".escapeshellcmd($maildomain_path)."' ".$mail_config['mailuser_name']);
    //$app->log('Created submaildir Junk: '."su -c 'maildirmake -f Junk ".escapeshellcmd($maildomain_path)."' ".$mail_config['mailuser_name'],LOGLEVEL_DEBUG);
    $app->system->maildirmake($maildomain_path,$mail_config['mailuser_name'],'Junk');
}

Now, everything seems to be ok : )

Just a little issue: Thunderbird doesn't recongnize the Spam folder with the special icon.
Any idea ?

Thanks,
Massimo

[till]

Just a little issue: Thunderbird doesn't recongnize the Spam folder with the special icon.

Normally this folder is named Junk and not Spam, ispconfig creates it automatically under the name Junk and the default templates that come with ispconfig use the folder with the correct name Junk.

So what you did above by creating another folder manually is normally not nescssary at all. If you do that, you will have to manually reconfigure thunderbird to recognize your custom folder name.

[rmax75]

Originally Posted by till

Normally this folder is named Junk and not Spam, ispconfig creates it automatically under the name Junk and the default templates that come with ispconfig use the folder with the correct name Junk.

So what you did above by creating another folder manually is normally not nescssary at all. If you do that, you will have to manually reconfigure thunderbird to recognize your custom folder name.

You're right.
I solved my problem (after a few hours) setting in Thunderbird > Account Settings (my account) > "Junk Settings", the checkbox "Move new junk messages to:" > "Junk" folder on (my account).

Many thanks for your help.

Massimo