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If you can edit the sieve filter manually, then you can also get the Sender and add that to the subject line: |
If you can edit the sieve filter manually, then you can also get the Sender and add that to the subject line: |
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# rule:[notify] |
# rule:[notify] |
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if header :matches "Subject" "*" |
if header :matches "Subject" "*" |
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set "from" "${1}"; |
set "from" "${1}"; |
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} |
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notify :importance "2" :message "[Notification] ${from}: ${subject}" "mailto: |
notify :importance "2" :message "[Notification] ${from}: ${subject}" "mailto:someone@example.com"; |
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This sets a variable of the subject, and then sends an email to another mailbox using the subject line. |
This sets a variable of the subject, and then sends an email to another mailbox using the subject line. |
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Latest revision as of 12:19, 26 July 2022
Send a notification email to another mailbox when the mailbox gets an email:
Roundcube screenshot for sending a notification email to another address
If you can edit the sieve filter manually, then you can also get the Sender and add that to the subject line:
# rule:[notify]
if header :matches "Subject" "*"
{
set "subject" "${1}";
}
if header :matches "From" "*"
{
set "from" "${1}";
}
notify :importance "2" :message "[Notification] ${from}: ${subject}" "mailto:someone@example.com";
This sets a variable of the subject, and then sends an email to another mailbox using the subject line.