Reason: Error in sieve filter: Unknown function/variable found: church around input line 79 [ stop; } require " f^ileinto"; if header ]

Hello, I have the same kind of problem today, did you get an answer?

thanks

Processing errors occurred during delivery:

Recipient address: XXXXXXXX@me.com

Reason: Error in sieve filter: Notify mailto: recipient is not a valid address

Delivery processing continued in spite of these errors.

Me too. Started happening after midnight, EST. So far, the only incoming e-mails that seem to trigger this are clearly spam. I wonder, since I use SpamSieve, if this has something to do with it. Not that SS is the issue, but some error on an iCloud server's part.

I am also getting the same error which seems to have started around 2 am CST.

Processing errors occurred during delivery:

Action: delivered

Status: 2.0.0

(Error in sieve filter: Notify mailto: recipient is not a valid address)

I'm getting it, too. Every email I receive has one of these error emails.

I'm getting the same message from postmaster@mac.com for every e-mail received or delivered from 3:40 EST today.

This is the issue I'm also having this morning. Glad I'm not alone! Anyone know what's going on?

me too.... what do we have to do to solve this annoying problem???? if there is a solution where do we look for it??

Darn! I have the same issue too. I called apple support and they seemed boggled by it too. I'm suppose to sign out and sign in again but dont think thats going to work. Any input is appreciated!

I'm thinking that this seems to be a universal problem, rather than isolated individual ones, so I'm opting to leave things alone and believe that the "powers that be" are aware of the issue and are rolling up their sleeves and endeavoring to correct the problem! (I hope I'm right in thinking this...)😕

I think so too, Mark!

My Wife and I both have an Ipad and an iPhone, I use an iMac and my wife a MacBook Pro.

I have this problem with all my devices.

My wife has NOT got this problem.

We both use a ...@me.com email acount.

Just compared the settings:

For "Incoming server" I have p03-imap.mail.me.com

My Wife has p02-imap.mail.me.com .... and has not got this problem.

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I have setup a new rule for incoming mails (for the meantime):

move all incoming emails from postmaster@mac.com to trash and delete it.

Works fine for now,......until APPLE deals with the problem.

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+1 more. Getting these for any mailing list type email since this morning.

OK...is there a non-tech explanation to simplify how we can remedy this? Not sure about setting "rules" for this, etc. And it would be nice to hear that Apple knows what is going on with this.