Request to add a filter and action into freescout #4407
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…ion on failed login) to enable for use in module development (email customization and failed login alerting/firewall).
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I use two custom filters/actions for some custom modules I have developed for my instance of freescout.
Requesting that they be added to the codebase for ease of updates, and also so they can be used by other module developers.
Email seen/unseen filter:
Adds a filter to the flag that sets an email as seen on the IMAP server. Enables customisation of this behaviour.
Failed login action:
Emits an action when login fails, which can be used to hook into firewall software e.g. fail2ban for enhanced security.
This PR has been working fine on my installation for 2+ years.
Thank you - please let me know if you have further questions.