About filter rules

[DanielEugenin]

Hi rojoblandino,.

I have an example without using xml file, just execute:

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zmsoap  -z -m user@domain.com ApplyFilterRulesRequest/filterRules/filterRule @name="Services" ../../query="in:/Inbox"

Where:
@name="Services" is the name of your filter created.
query => execute filter on /Inbox folder

Daniel, thanks for the brilliant idea!
Don't you know if there is the way to apply ALL active rules that user has? Rules in my case can be added or removed by user without notifications.

TIA

Something like this:

1) Get all active rules by user:

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zmsoap -z -m user@domain.com GetFilterRulesRequest/filterRules | grep "filterRule name" | grep "active=\"1\"" | cut -d"=" -f2 | sed 's/ active//g'

2) Use this information into script:

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zmsoap -z -m user@domain.com GetFilterRulesRequest/filterRules | grep "filterRule name" | grep "active=\"1\"" | cut -d"=" -f2 | sed 's/ active//g'` > /tmp/rules.tmp
while read rule; do 
    zmsoap  -z -m user@domain.com ApplyFilterRulesRequest/filterRules/filterRule @name="$rule" ../../query="in:/Inbox"
 done < /tmp/rules.tmp

[Max Zamaraev]

Something like this:

1) Get all active rules by user:

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zmsoap -z -m user@domain.com GetFilterRulesRequest/filterRules | grep "filterRule name" | grep "active=\"1\"" | cut -d"=" -f2 | sed 's/ active//g'

2) Use this information into script:

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zmsoap -z -m user@domain.com GetFilterRulesRequest/filterRules | grep "filterRule name" | grep "active=\"1\"" | cut -d"=" -f2 | sed 's/ active//g'` > /tmp/rules.tmp
while read rule; do 
    zmsoap  -z -m user@domain.com ApplyFilterRulesRequest/filterRules/filterRule @name="$rule" ../../query="in:/Inbox"
 done < /tmp/rules.tmp

You are the best! Thank you very much, will try this way.

[Caifo]

Is there a way to apply a filter to the whole account? Command zmsoap ApplyFilterRulesRequest doesn’t like folder names with spaces, and the users of this server have bunch of those.

Thanks

—Álvaro

[heiko.robert]

doing the same using xmlstarlet (apt install xmlstarlet) to parse the xml output in a more reliable way:

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ACTIVE_FILTERS=$(zmsoap -z -m $ADDR GetFilterRulesRequest/filterRules | xmlstarlet sel -t  -v "_:GetFilterRulesResponse/_:filterRules/_:filterRule[@active=1]/@name")
for f in $ACTIVE_FILTERS;do
    zmsoap  -z -m $ADDR ApplyFilterRulesRequest/filterRules/filterRule @name="$f" ../../query="in:/Inbox"
done