# $Cambridge: hermes/doc/cyrus_mailstore/sieve-examples/msforward,v 1.1 2003/02/07 16:12:19 dpc22 Exp $

require "envelope";
require "fileinto";
require "vacation";

## VACATION
# relies on following auxillary files:
#    vacation.aliases   [ :addresses ]
#    vacation.once      [ :days approximates ]
#    vacation.log       [can't implement this one]

vacation
  :days 31 
  :subject "Auto-Response: $subject$"
  :addresses [
   "dpc22@cam.ac.uk",
   "dpc22@hermes.cam.ac.uk",
   "David.Carter@ucs.cam.ac.uk"
  ]
  text:
This message is automatically generated in response to your mail
message (perhaps re-directed) to dpc99@hermes.cam.ac.uk.

More or less any arbitary text, with '.' characters at the start of a line
quoted in best SMTP style like this:

..

No variable expanion though
.
;

## SENDER: Simple match
# sender
#    localpart dpc22
#    domain    cam.ac.uk
#    mailbox   dpc22
#    copy      true
#
if envelope :is "from" "dpc22@cam.ac.uk" {
    fileinto "dpc22";
    keep; stop;
}

## SENDER: Wildcards
# sender
#    localpart *
#    domain    *cam.ac.uk
#    mailbox   dpc99
#    copy      true
#
if envelope :matches "from" "dpc99@*cam.ac.uk" {
    fileinto "dpc99";
    keep; stop;
}

## RECIP: exact match on address component (same as Exim "foranyaddress")
# recip
#    localpart fanf2
#    domain    cam.ac.uk
#    mailbox   fanf2
#    copy      false
#
if address :is :all ["to", "cc"] "fanf2@cam.ac.uk" {
    fileinto "fanf2";
    stop;
}

## BLOCK: wildcard
# block
#   localpart *
#   domain    spam.com
#
if envelope :matches "from" "*@spam.com" {
    discard; stop;
}

## SUBJECT: No wildcards
#
# subject
#   subject IMPORTANT
#   mailbox important
#   copy false
#
if header :contains "subject" "IMPORTANT" {
    fileinto "important";
    stop;
}

# SUBJECT: Wildcards
# 
# subject
#    subject hello?world
#    mailbox hello
#    copy true
#
if header :matches "subject" "*Hello?World*" {
    fileinto "hello";
    keep; stop;
}

# REDIRECT
# redirect
#   address dpc22@cam.ac.uk
#   copy true
#
#redirect "dpc22@cam.ac.uk";
#keep;