Sadly, only the filter of one app can be "active"

I don't really get what that means?

I certainly looks like SnappyMail is automagically using the filters I set-up in roundcube.

@girish sorry, I don't want to delete the roundcube filters (not sure what gave you that impression?),

Sadly, only the filter of one app can be "active" . Also, there is this whole mess that filters created by one app are not easily editable (if at all), by another app. So, I assumed, you are going all in on snappy and nuking the rules created in other apps.

I'm just wondering if SnappyMail is somehow magically making use of them given I'm seeing roundcube there in the SnappyMail filters UI?

I just clicked on roundcube in the filters UI and it does indeed look like it probably is doing that!

Awesome! (presuming it works)

I didn't add the roundcube thing, was there already.

I'm guessing/ hoping this is some clever Cloudron integration the @staff have done that automagically sucks in filters I've created over in Roundcube into SnappyMail?

And if it's not that, any idea what it is?

Thanks!

So.. it's best to not rely on the sieve filters of other apps. Instead, create the filters within snappy. Even though snappy is a fork of rainloop, it's best to think of them as separate apps.

I would look for myself, but I am not sure where to start..

it is a lot of work to create a good gui

Doesn't need to be net new from scratch. Be inspired.

You can borrow any such from an existing project and improve upon their shortcomings.

Easy, peasy.

Oh yes, there are future plans but it is a lot of work to create a good gui.
The issue is at https://github.com/the-djmaze/snappymail/issues/80

But first i'm fixing the OpenPGP issues which also takes some time.

I wish mail clients at least had a simple "Create filter from this" from the email view.

+1

Is there a plan to add a UI for setting up filters? I wish mail clients at least had a simple "Create filter from this" from the email view.

Great progress with SnappyMail btw, it really is super fast loading.

I made it this way because i also use Kmail (and others like Thunderbird) and then RainLoop conflicts with them because in Sieve you can only enable 1 script and RainLoop disables them in favour of rainloop.user

So you could finegrane your instructions how to combine/include scripts and still use the gui on the rainloop.user script.

require ["copy","fileinto","vacation"];

if true
{
       redirect :copy "test@cloudron.io";
}

require ["vacation"];
if true
{
       vacation :subject "Out of office" "Off to the alps!";
}