Paul
Thank you very much. Ive applied the patch and put it live and it worked
fine with my test e-mails.
Daniel Schütze
Paul J Stevens
Mon, 22 Aug 2011 09:58:35 -0700
On 08/22/2011 05:54 PM, Daniel Schütze wrote:
> Paul
>
>
>
> Thank you, that clears that up, we did not have any alia
On 08/22/2011 05:54 PM, Daniel Schütze wrote:
> Paul
>
>
>
> Thank you, that clears that up, we did not have any aliases set up
> before (in dbmail_aliases). I’ve added an alias to one account and the
> auto reply fires off, unfortunately for me however the reply is from
> username@domain. Is
Paul
Thank you, that clears that up, we did not have any aliases set up before
(in dbmail_aliases). Ive added an alias to one account and the auto reply
fires off, unfortunately for me however the reply is from username@domain.
Is there a way to specify which alias is used for the auto reply
On 08/22/2011 04:06 PM, Daniel Schütze wrote:
> Debug:[sql] dbmysql.c,db_query(+287): query [SELECT alias FROM
> dbmail_aliases WHERE deliver_to = '4' ORDER BY alias DESC]
> dbmail-message.c,dbmail_message_get_header_addresses(+580): mail address
> parser looking at field [To] with value [dan..
Paul
The output from debug 5 is:
Debug:[delivery] pipe.c,execute_auto_ran(+480): starting auto-reply
procedure
Debug:[sql] dbmysql.c,db_query(+287): query [SELECT reply_body FROM
dbmail_auto_replies WHERE user_idnr = 4 AND (start_date IS NULL OR
start_date <= CURRENT_TIMESTAMP) AND (s
On 08/22/2011 11:56 AM, Daniel Schütze wrote:
> Message:[message]
> dbmail-message.c,dbmail_message_get_header_addresses(+583): mail address
> parser error parsing header field
> Message:[delivery] pipe.c,send_reply(+382): no valid destination
Please provide logs at a higher debug level (5). Loo
Am 22.08.2011 11:56, schrieb Daniel Schütze:
> We were using dbmail 2.2.8rc1 for quite sometime and recently upgraded to
> 2.2.17 because our production machine is being replaced and it "seemed
> sensible" to set up the new machine with the latest version of dbmail rather
> than what we were used
We were using dbmail 2.2.8rc1 for quite sometime and recently upgraded to
2.2.17 because our production machine is being replaced and it "seemed
sensible" to set up the new machine with the latest version of dbmail rather
than what we were used to.
As part of that cycle we upgraded the production
Casper Langemeijer wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> What is the correct way to implement out of office replies for dbmail
> 2.2? I see people on this list using sieve (vacation), but I've used
> an entry in dbmail_auto_replies, and I think (but am not sure) that
> I've seen that one work before.
>
auto-rep
Hi All,
What is the correct way to implement out of office replies for dbmail
2.2? I see people on this list using sieve (vacation), but I've used an
entry in dbmail_auto_replies, and I think (but am not sure) that I've
seen that one work before.
Anyway: It seems broken in the dbmail debian pack
>> server# dbmail-sievecmd -a aaa02_vacation
> dbmail-sievecmd -u username -a aaa02_vacation
>
> Several users may have a script named "aaa02_vacation".
>
> Alex
I just found out -u is necessary when using -a, -d etc.
I wonder why -u is used. I find it confusing.
Wouldn't this make more sense:
db
Anne wrote:
> I've installed a script. No errors.
> Next I sent a message. No vacation message was sent.
> I found out the script is deactived by default.
> So I tried this:
>
> server# dbmail-sievecmd -a aaa02_vacation
You need to specify the user:
dbmail-sievecmd -u myuser -a scriptname
>
Anne wrote:
server# dbmail-sievecmd -a aaa02_vacation
dbmail-sievecmd -u username -a aaa02_vacation
Several users may have a script named "aaa02_vacation".
Alex
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I've installed a script. No errors.
Next I sent a message. No vacation message was sent.
I found out the script is deactived by default.
So I tried this:
server# dbmail-sievecmd -a aaa02_vacation
*** dbmail-sievecmd ***
Use this program to manage your users' Sieve scripts.
See the man page for mor
> Anne wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I was running 2.0.10 which had working auto replies, albeit not very
>> sophisticated (empty sender, no track of replies sent).
>>
>> I upgraded to 2.2.1.
>> I have created a record with start_date set to 2006-12-06 00:00:00
>> and stop_date set to 2006-12-09 00:00:00
>>
On Mon, 2006-12-11 at 09:05 +0100, Anne wrote:
> Wiki:
> DBMail’s sieve currently supports the following modules:
> * fileinto (Used to insert mail into a mailbox)
> * reject (reject a message)
>
> So how do I make a Sieve vacation script?
The syntax is:
vacation [":days" number] [":subject
The wiki is outdated, it seems.
cat >> sieve.txt << EOF
require "vacation";
if true {
vacation
:days 7
:addresses ["[EMAIL PROTECTED]"]
:subject "auto-reply message"
"Thank you for contacting us. You will hear from us as soon as
possible.";
}
EOF
dbmail-sie
Anne wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was running 2.0.10 which had working auto replies, albeit not very
> sophisticated (empty sender, no track of replies sent).
>
> I upgraded to 2.2.1.
> I have created a record with start_date set to 2006-12-06 00:00:00
> and stop_date set to 2006-12-09 00:00:00
> I double
Hi,
I was running 2.0.10 which had working auto replies, albeit not very
sophisticated (empty sender, no track of replies sent).
I upgraded to 2.2.1.
I have created a record with start_date set to 2006-12-06 00:00:00
and stop_date set to 2006-12-09 00:00:00
I double checked I'm using the right us
Hi
I have got the auto replies to work, but the from address that the reply is
coming from is BLANK.
Im currently using Postfix with the Pipe option.
Any ideas?
Also on a side note is there anywhere you can configure the subject prefix as
its currently replies with "AW: ".
Cheers
Dacien
I suggest not using the DBMail implimentation, as Doug pointed out, it's
broken, and you will have less of a headache cooking up your own script. IF
you do want to try and get it working, keep in mind there's no mail loop
protection to my knowledge. Also, more specifically to your questions:
I
its not been said many times. all i found was that many times ppl asked
how it works or havin problems with it. also the "documentation" does
not sayin that its workin nor that its not workin. just no words about
auto reply. but the mysql scripts do install the auto_replies table so
admins may
Actually, the autoreplies implementation is broken. It's been said
many many times on this list NOT to use the dbmail implementation.
Most people who NEED it make their own implementation. I mysql
whipped up a short python script and added a new table for handling
them. If you want to go that rout
anyone?!
this is essential... its not covered by any existing howto readme - any
documentation.
since its existing in dbmail and sum use it it would be very helpfull if
sumone answers and gives a hint.
however, best would be to include into the documentation of dbmail... ;)
anyone?!
Simon
Hi,
i have insert an auto reply row into the dbmail_auto_replies table.
dbmail-lmtpd does state that its working so far.
BUT
it pipe.c never finds a from or reply-to field so it stops in the middle
saying it has not found any address.
so the question is:
where must that field be?! in the AUTO_
Ok...perhaps I'm missing something here.
Auto-replies will not work for me. The 'auto_replies' table is there. I
have one account that I have added an auto reply for. In the logs I see
this:
SELECT reply_body from auto_replies where user_idnr = 102
This is correct. So it should be pulling the pr
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