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[David Verdin <address@concealed>]

What you could do, if you're in 6.2, is using a post_archive hook. You coulmd simply forward the message to your local mailbox using the hook. I suggest using post_archive because then you're sure the message is supposed to be archived.

The only current documentation is the perldoc from Sympa::Message::Plugin.

Here is this perldoc:

NAME
       Sympa::Message::Plugin - process hooks

SYNOPSIS
           Sympa::Message::Plugin::execute('post_archive', $message);

DESCRIPTION
       Sympa::Message::Plugin provides hook mechanism to intervene in processing by Sympa.  Each hook may modify objects (messages and so on) or may break ordinary processing.

       Notice: Hook mechanism is expreimental.  Module names and interfaces may be changed in the future.

   Methods
       execute ( HOOK_NAME, MESSAGE, [ KEY => VAL, ... ] )
           Process message hook.

   Hooks
       Currently, following hooks are supported:

       pre_distribute
           Message hook.  Message had been approved distribution (by scenario or by moderator), however, it has not been decorated (adding custom subject etc.) nor archived yet.

       post_archive
           Message hook.  Message had been archived, however, it has not been distributed to users including digest spool; message has not been signed nor encrypted (if nessessary).

   How to add a hook to your Sympa
       First, write your hook module:

         package My::Hook;

         use constant gettext_id => 'My message hook';

         sub post_archive {
             my $module  = shift;    # module name: "My::Hook"
             my $name    = shift;    # handler name: "post_archive"
             my $message = shift;    # Message object
             my %options = @_;

             # Processing, possiblly changing $message...

             # Return suitable result.
             # If unrecoverable error occurred, you may return undef or simply die.
             return 1;
         }

         1;

       Then activate hook handler in your list config:

         message_hook
           post_archive My::Hook

SEE ALSO
       Sympa::Message::Plugin::FixEncoding - An example module for message hook.

HISTORY
       Sympa::Message::Plugin appeared on Sympa 6.2.  It was initially written by IKEDA Soji <address@concealed>.


Regards,
David

Le 07/06/2016 à 11:00, David (via sympa-users Mailing List) a écrit :

Hi,
In the sympa aliases, you associate any list address with a pipe to the sympa queue programs.
I think it should be possible to add a local account to this pipe, simply separated from the pipe by a comma. Something like this is certainly possible BUT you will ignore any sympa related processing, such as moderation. You then risk to archive messages that will actually be rejected.


Le 6 juin 2016 17:12:00 CEST, dev <address@concealed> a écrit :

Hello,
I have Postfix + Dovecot installed to archive all of the Sympa
messages under /home/sympa/wwsarchive/.../arctxt/* into one
shared IMAP mailbox so everyone with Outlook mail client can
connect to search the archive.

I have a python script to parse all arctxt/* messages from Sympa
and store them on the IMAP server (maildir format) based on
the "Delivered-To:" mail header.

This works fine to collect all existing messages (which takes nearly
an hour to run) but I would like to know how best to store any new
messages to the IMAP server.

Where would I configure a destination email address which Sympa
would forward ever email it receives/sends? I suspect this would
be something under /etc/mail/sympa/aliases but I am not certain.

Thank you

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