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- Mailbox Management Actions
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- List User Access And Invitations
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- Set The Primary Mailbox For The Authenticated User
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- List Of User Accesses For The Current User
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- Delete Webmail Access
- Delete Access To A Mailbox For The Current User
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Mailboxes > Sieve Filters → Delete A Filter
AI-generatedSummary
Delete a sieve filter from a specified mailbox on a mail hosting
Inputs
- authentication — Authentication method to use for the request (OAuth2 or API Key)
- path_mail_hosting_id (required) — Unique identifier of the mail hosting containing the mailbox
- path_mailbox_name (required) — Username (part before @) of the email address of the mailbox
- body_name (required) — Name of the sieve filter to delete
- returnFullResponse — Whether to return the full response body; defaults to false
Output shape
no body — success/failure only
HTTP 200/204 indicates success; error details are returned on failure; no payload on success
Examples
Example 1: Delete a filter named 'spam' for user@example.com on hosting ID 5 using API Key authentication
{"authentication":"apiKey","path_mail_hosting_id":5,"path_mailbox_name":"user@example.com","body_name":"spam","returnFullResponse":false}