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From: Sam Nilsson <lists@servingpeace.com>
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Subject: Re: Postfix+Courier. Where/How to setup user filters?
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Francisco Reyes wrote:
> On a courier+postfix setup how do users get to setup filters for mails 
> to go to specific folders for IMAP?
> 
> At the client level?

Yes.

> As content filter for IMAP and build an interface for the user to create 
> whatever configuration files?

You can use the Maildrop delivery agent (supplied with courier) instead 
of postfix's virtual delivery agent. Maildrop has all kinds of delivery 
options.

These and other tricks can be found in the postfix-users list archives.

- Sam Nilsson