##
# Source of mail to be archived
#
# type: type of email storage, only supported format is imap. Following
# attributes are those of an imap account,  could be different for other storage types.
#
# server : address of imap server
# port : port if not default (default is 993 if tls_mode = direct, else 143)
# tls_mode : none : no tls at all (should be reserved to debug)
#            direct : direct TLS as in imaps
#            starttls : normal connect then starttls command, fails if starttls
#                       not present in server capability
#            try : as starttls, but does not fail is starttls not present in
#                  capability, and falls back to clear text connection if
#                  starttls not present. If STARTTLS is present in capability,
#                  and TLS negociation fails, connection fails.
# username : login name to use for connection
# password : password to use for connection
#            
src:
  type: imap
  server: mail.mydomain
  ssl_mode: direct
  username: mylogin
  password: mypassword
# port: 993

##
# destination account : defined same way as source, account, if is exactly the
# same account can be defined as src
#
# dst: src
dst:
  type: imap
  server: archive.server
  ssl_mode: try
  username: archivelogin
  password: archivepassword

##
# General options for archiving
options:
  # Top level folder for archives (all archives will go under this folder on dst
  # server), default is INBOX
  archive_folder: Archives
  #
  # time_folders: either yearly or monthly, if not defined archives will not
  # have separated subfolders pear year or mont
  time_folders: yearly
  #
  # In the archive, keep the original folder tree or not, (default yes)
  keep_hierarchy : yes
  #
  # Do we archive unsubscribed folders
  archive_unsubscribed : no
  #
  # Do we subscribe newly created folders in Archives ?
  subscribe_new_folders: yes

##
# rules 
#
# rules is a list of rules names with actions and paramaters attached to the
# name. A folder name matrches a rule name if the rule name is part of the
# hierarchy leading to the folder name, with '.' as a separator.
# eg with the following rules, folder lists.debian will have the first rule
# applied, folder lists.freebsd will have second rule applied.
# folder lists-temp will not match any rule and thus will have the default rule
# applied
# First matching rule is applied
#
# action can be keep, clean
# keep has no additional parameters, it means mails in folder matching the rule
# are not archived
# clean and archive have parameters :
#  age : act on mails older than this number of days
#  unread : if yes, act on unread emails (default no)
#  marked : if yes, act on marked emails (default no)
#
# clean action means that the matching emails are deleted
#
# archive action means that the matching emails are moved to the dst account.
#
rules :
  - lists.debian:
      action: archive
      age: 180
      unread: yes
      marked: yes

  - lists:
      action: keep

  - spam:
      action: clean
      age: 14
      unread: yes
      marked: no

#
# rule to apply when no rule matches.
# default to a keep rule
default_rule:
    action: archive
    age: 90