On May 13, 2009, at 1:08 PM, Randy wrote:
You can still do an auto-reply using scripts. Hand off the user's
message, then send it to the new location.
I used smtpd_recipient_restrictions and created a list. I then
passed this on to the autoresponder once a user/input validation
script made did a few checks. After this, the script sends it on its
merry way.
While we are on the subject of autoreplies, there is a not a lot of
data here:
http://www.postfix.org/VIRTUAL_README.html#autoreplies
I did some brief searching, perhaps I am not using the correct
terminology...
With auto-reply, what is the preferred method most are using for
allowing end user configuration of the enabling, disabling, and
message. Are there any solutions that give end user control over the
time window in which is is active?
What are my options in regards to not replying to the same address
more than once during the time window in which the auto reply message
has been set?
Thank for any info or links to other docs I am missing.
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