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SIEVE Mail Filtering WG IETF 65, Dallas WG Chairs: Cyrus Daboo, Alexey Melnikov Mailing List: Jabber:

Agenda Introduction (blue sheets, scribe etc)(1 min) Agenda Bashing(2 mins) Report on completed work(2 mins) Spamtest draft status(10 mins) Date draft status(5 mins) Subaddress draft status(5 mins) Regex draft status(5 mins) Reject/refuse draft(10 mins) MIME loops draft(20 mins) Notification draft(20 mins) Base spec status (review of comparators)(10 mins) Manage Sieve protocol(5 mins) Include draft(15 mins) Exception handling/optional require(10 mins) Total: 120 minutes

Working Group Status Drafts approved: –Vacation, Variables, Relational update These are in the RFC Editor Queue blocked on 3028bis. WGLC Completed: –Spamtest update, IMAP Flags (ready for IESG) –Edit header (should be ready for IESG) –Body (minor issues to address) Others: –3028bis –Sub-address (minor issues to discuss - later) –Date –Loop –Notifications –Refuse –Regex

Spamtest-bis Current draft: draft-ietf-sieve-spamtestbis-02 Issues: –Should we have both spamtest and spamtestbis? –We need to keep spamtest if there are existing deployments.

Date Draft Draft: draft-freed-sieve-date-index-00 - expired

Subaddress 3598bis Current draft: draft-ietf-sieve-rfc3598bis-02 Last remaining issue: how flexible should address parsing/splitting be?

Regex Draft Current draft: draft-ietf-sieve-regex-00 Open Issues: The major open issue with this draft is what to do, if anything, about localization/internationalization. –Are [IEEE ] collating sequences and character equivalents sufficient? –Should we reference the unicode technical specification? –Should we punt and publish the document as experimental? Should we allow shorthands such as \\b (word boundary) and \\w (word character)?\\w Should we allow backreferences (useful for matching double words, etc.)?

Refuse Draft Current draft: draft-ietf-sieve-refuse-reject-01 Open Issues: A way to control "generate DSN if the reason string contains non-ascii" vs. fail reject vs. "replace non-ascii with some ascii character". Reject interaction with editheader, etc.? editheader says that MDNs/DSNs should include the updated message. Is this requirement too strong? vacation text on i18n implies it might be useful to add a :mime tag for the case when DSN/MDN is generated.

MIME Loops Current draft: draft-ietf-sieve-mime-loop-00 Merger of two earlier drafts for mime tests and looping.

Notification Draft Current drafts: –draft-ietf-sieve-notify-02 –draft-ietf-sieve-notify-mailto-00 –draft-ietf-sieve-notify-xmpp-00 Open Issues: Need a way to extract message body, as the body extension specifically disallows that. Should we push the question of error recovery to the individual methods? "priority" versa "importance” Add text about suppression of identical notifications, or is this too mechanism specific? mailto: notification method as mandatory to implement?

Notification Draft (contd.) To do: Need to bring back and update old examples using denotify Change the tagged :method to the positional parameter Add :from to the "notify" action Add back :options/:attributes Clarify that "options unrecognized by a notification method are ignored" (unless WG member object to this behavior)

3028bis Current draft: draft-ietf-sieve-3028bis-06 Related draft: draft-newman-i18n-comparator-08 Open Issues: Merge reject back in with textual changes to permit MDNs and protocol level rejection Should this recommend/require that fileinto map UTF-8 to mUTF-7 when working with an IMAP store? IANA template is not precisely defined: not clear on what the difference between "capability name" and "capability keyword” is? Also, what should be put into "Capability arguments" if an extension supports multiple actions/tests.

ManageSIEVE Current draft: draft-martin-managesieve-06 Make this a WG item? Seems like Lemonade needs it.

Include Current draft: draft-daboo-sieve-include-03 (expired) What to do with this? Publish as experimental? Open Issues: Interaction with variables: scoping to files? Interaction with ManageSieve protocol and IMAP Sieve draft

Exceptions/Optional Require Do we need some form of exception handling in SIEVE? Should there be a test for the presence of extensions?

Milestones - overdue (Aug 2005) Submit editheader draft to IESG(May 2006) (Sep 2005) Submit revised spamtest draft to IESG(Apr 2006) (Sep 2005) Submit 3028bis to IESG(May 2006) (Oct 2005) Submit revised regex draft(Jun 2006) (Oct 2005) WG last call of revised subaddress draft(Mar 2006) (Oct 2005) Submit imapflags draft to IESG(Apr 2006) (Oct 2005) Submit refuse draft to IESG(Jul 2006) (Nov 2005) Submit revised subaddress draft to IESG(Apr 2006) (Nov 2005) Submit body test draft to IESG(Jun 2006) (Nov 2005) 3028bis interop report framework/matrix(Aug 2006) (Nov 2005) WG last call of regex draft(Jul 2006) (Nov 2005) WG last call for loop draft(Aug 2006) (Nov 2005) WG last call for notification action draft(Jul 2006) (Jan 2006) Submit loop draft to IESG(Sep 2006) (Jan 2006) Submit regex action draft to IESG(Sep 2006) (Feb 2006) Submit notification action draft to IESG(Aug 2006)

Other Business Have you signed the blue sheet?