Infomaniak MailInstall

Summary

Update an existing Sieve filter by modifying its properties such as name, conditions, actions, and enablement.

Inputs

• authentication — Authentication method to use (OAuth2 or API Key).
• path_mail_hosting_id (required) — Unique identifier of the mail hosting.
• path_mailbox_name (required) — Username part of the email address for the mailbox.
• body_actions (required) — Action to execute when the filter matches.
• body_conditions (required) — Condition that must be met for the filter to trigger.
• body_has_all_of (required) — Whether all conditions must be satisfied (true) or any one suffices (false).
• body_is_enabled (required) — Whether the filter is enabled after update.
• body_name (required) — Display name of the filter.
• body_old_name (required) — Current name of the filter to identify it for update.
• bodyParameters (required) — Additional parameters to include in the request body.
• returnFullResponse — Whether to return the full API response.

Output shape

a single updated filter object

Returns the updated filter; if returnFullResponse is true, the full API response is included; otherwise only a success status.

Examples

Example 1: Create a new filter to catch promotional emails

Authentication: OAuth2; Mail Hosting Id: 3; Mailbox Name: marketing; Body: name 'Promo Filter', conditions {subject contains 'promo'}, actions {move to 'Promotions'}, is_enabled true.

Example 2: Enable an existing filter and change its name

Authentication: API Key; Mail Hosting Id: 7; Mailbox Name: john; Body: old_name 'Travel', name 'Travel Updates', is_enabled true.

Links

• n8n community nodes installation guide