Allright, you guys are right. I talked with the management, and we will use the 'vacation' program for those who really need an auto-reply, a.k.a. people dealing with customers. Since 'vacation' only send one email per sender, it'll do the trick.
Thanks for your help, Chris On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 2:08 PM, Terry Carmen <te...@cnysupport.com> wrote: > That's a great idea assuming you want to be on every known RBL when you > return. > > The "from" and "sender" addresses on almost all spam is forged, so you'll > be spamming them all with "Sorry, we're not here right now . . .". > > Most won't appreciate it. > > Terry > > > Christian Desrochers wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> My office will be closed for the Christmas holidays and I would like to >> set up an mail autoresponder that will send back a notice to the sender for >> every mail sent at @our_domain.com <http://our_domain.com>. >> >> What I really want is to reply to sender saying we are closed and will be >> back on Jan 5th. More, I want the received email to be delivered to the >> final recipient, so this one can follow up when he or she is back. >> >> I found a website giving a procmail receipe that sounds good. I am just >> wondering if I have to add anything else to it, so the mail is delivered to >> the final user? Do you guys know an other way to set up a mail >> autoresponder, using postfix? Here is the website: >> >> http://www.knowplace.org/pages/howtos/autoresponder_with_procmail_howto.php >> >> Thanks in advance, >> >> Chris >> > > -- > Terry Carmen > CNY Support, LLC > > 315.382.3939 > http://cnysupport.com > > > >
