Yes, I'm still running my ancient mail server. As it is still on ESM, it is maintained and secure. After the latest update (3.2.4) and making larger change to the email filters, I noticed all mail got delivered to the Junk folder. I found out that this is because of the following part of commit https://git.ispconfig.org/ispconfig/ispconfig3/-/commit/1157b9b249792dd46bc2617a4f25c7f5e183e07a This breaks my setup as the X-Spam-Status header looks like this: The "YES" in BAYES is matching the case sensitive check done by sieve: The fix is to make this test case sensitive: Please review this fix and make it part of the next release. I manually altered the template file and the affected sieve file. (note: one can edit the sieve file and just remove the svbin file, the latter is automatically recreated. This concludes a long evening of hacking Cheers, Bas. (who learned a lot about debugging Sieve files now )
Thanks for the report. Another option would be a positional match, eg. Code: if header :matches ["X-Spam", "X-Spam-Flag", "X-Spam-Status"] "Yes*" { Or Code: if anyof (header :is ["X-Spam", "X-Spam-Flag"] "YES", header :matches "X-Spam-Status" "Yes, *") { https://git.ispconfig.org/ispconfig/ispconfig3/-/issues/6146
Many thanks for the quick response. There are many ways to fix this issue, so please just take the one you find the most appropriate. Hope to see the fix soon in a release!
