On Sat, Aug 05, 2000 at 05:45:24PM +0200, wolfgang zeikat wrote:
> the subject sure is good to have in the response,
> but i think of people who spend some time typing their mail,
> mistype the address, send without keeping a copy ...
> and have to retype it all in order to resend (remember? :)
>
> the included copy would allow them to just copy/paste from the autoreply
> ..
>
> and since qmail-autoresponder has the -c option to include a copy of the
> original message that size restriction came to my mind ... so you wouldnt
> send them their entire holiday.jpg or whatever back but just the original
> text message which (i think) hardly ever is bigger than 50 K.
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yes, but then there's also the problem of when someone sends a message with an
attachment on it, then they get the bounce that has what looks like the whole message
and attachment on it, then they just forward the bounce message including the partial
attachment on to whoever was really supposed to recieve the message.
one thought is to put the whole message in the bounce to local users, and then filter
the message through a program that will remove any attachments from it for bounces to
remote users?
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Brian Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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