App sievec on save?

[TonyGravagno]

The app isn't compiling to .svbin on save. Is that by design? Or might something need to be done on the server?

If it should compile, can someone suggest a log that I should check for errors?

If it's not intended to compile, I'll write a script that executes sievec with a custom config file, whenever a .sieve file changes. Might this already exist? Right now I'm doing sievec from shell anyway - I just need to wrap the command in a script and ensure it targets correct user folders.

Thanks!

[thsmi]

The application is using a the standardized manage sieve protocol to talk to the mail server.
When ever you upload a script via manage sieve the server, the server checks and compiles the script. How the script gets compiled and where it is stored is completely up to the server.

If you want to change a script for another user you can use proxy authentication.
This means you authenticate on behave of another user, and thus an admin can access and change script of other users.
Most servers support proxy authentication. But you typically need to entitle the admin to do such kind of an authentication.