A
Andre Nathan
Hello
I have just released Ruby/ManageSieve 0.2.0. This is a pure-ruby library
implementing the MANAGESIEVE protocol, which allows for remote
management of Sieve scripts.
The following changes have been made since 0.1.0:
- The `each_script' method has been renamed to `scripts'. If a block
is given, the behaviour is the same of `each_script'. Else an array
of [script name, status] pairs is returned. An `each_script' alias
to `scripts' is provided;
- When an error is raised, the server error message is returned. At
least for Cyrus-IMAPd's timsieved these messages are not that useful,
but it's better than a generic error message when you're trying to
find some error;
- The `sievectl' utility has been extended to support multiple
accounts, and is better documented and more friendly (thanks to Dick
Davies for the suggestions). The `deactivate' action has been added;
- Works with ruby-1.8.2 without warnings.
For more information, check
http://rubyforge.org/projects/managesieve
Best regards,
Andre
I have just released Ruby/ManageSieve 0.2.0. This is a pure-ruby library
implementing the MANAGESIEVE protocol, which allows for remote
management of Sieve scripts.
The following changes have been made since 0.1.0:
- The `each_script' method has been renamed to `scripts'. If a block
is given, the behaviour is the same of `each_script'. Else an array
of [script name, status] pairs is returned. An `each_script' alias
to `scripts' is provided;
- When an error is raised, the server error message is returned. At
least for Cyrus-IMAPd's timsieved these messages are not that useful,
but it's better than a generic error message when you're trying to
find some error;
- The `sievectl' utility has been extended to support multiple
accounts, and is better documented and more friendly (thanks to Dick
Davies for the suggestions). The `deactivate' action has been added;
- Works with ruby-1.8.2 without warnings.
For more information, check
http://rubyforge.org/projects/managesieve
Best regards,
Andre