A small wrapper around sieve-connect to make it git-like to use

sieve-connect

#!/bin/bash
# This is a small wrapper around sieve-connect making it easier to use.

set -e

MAIL_SERVER=< mail server address here>
MAIL_ACCOUNT=< mail address here>

short_sieve(){
    local cmd=$1
    shift

    local rule_set="${*:-main}"

    case $cmd in
        "list" )
          /usr/bin/sieve-connect -s $MAIL_SERVER -u $MAIL_ACCOUNT -m plain --list
          ;;

        "fetch" )
          /usr/bin/sieve-connect -s $MAIL_SERVER -u $MAIL_ACCOUNT -m plain --download --remotesieve "$rule_set" --localsieve "$rule_set".sieve
          ;;

        "check" )
          /usr/bin/sieve-connect -s $MAIL_SERVER -u $MAIL_ACCOUNT -m plain --checkscript --localsieve "$rule_set".sieve
          ;;

        "push" )
          /usr/bin/sieve-connect -s $MAIL_SERVER -u $MAIL_ACCOUNT -m plain --upload --localsieve "$rule_set".sieve --remotesieve "$rule_set"
          ;;
        "activate" )
          /usr/bin/sieve-connect -s $MAIL_SERVER -u $MAIL_ACCOUNT -m plain --activate --remotesieve "$rule_set"
          ;;
    esac
}

if [[ -z "$1" ]] || [[ "$1" = '--help' ]];then
cat <<-USAGE
  USAGE:

  $0 command arguments

  commands:

  list                - List all available sieve files on the remote
  fetch <rule_set>    - Fetch the main.sieve file from the server
  check <rule_set>    - Check the local main.sieve file
  push <rule_set>     - Push the local main.sieve file to the server
USAGE

  exit 0
fi


if [[ -z "$MAIL_ACCOUNT" ]]; then
  echo "MAIL_ACCOUNT not set. Set the value in the header of the script"
fi

short_sieve $1 $2

exit 0