Hi Abel, >From your previous posting, I gather that the "problem" you are experiencing is actually the direct result of your client's wishes. As such, the toaster is working as designed, though perhaps not "desired".
I understand that the customer thinks this is annoying. I would agree. He has created a kind of mailing loop. I am sure that with the flexibility of the tools in Linux and Bill's marvelous toaster, you could write some sort of script/program to check the subject/body of each message sent to each account to make sure that no "extra" vacation announcements get through. The performance of the toaster may suffer (with the extra handling of each message), and the time you bill writing and debugging the "check redundant announcement program" might be extensive. However your client would be happy knowing he can set up as many forwards as he likes to each of his many accounts. Otherwise, why not just create a rule in the mail client (Evolution, MS Outlook, etc) to delete the offending announcements? Hope this helps Charles > Hi all, > > Could you help me with the following > > Briefly: > > if the file /home/vpopmail/domains/domain.com.ar/.qmail-info > looks like: > > &[EMAIL PROTECTED] > &[EMAIL PROTECTED] > &[EMAIL PROTECTED] > &[EMAIL PROTECTED] > &[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > AND each of these accounts have active vacation messages > > If I send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I receive five vacation > messages, one from of each different final recipient; > > Is there any tip to avoid this behaviour?: I would receive one vacation > message just when i send a mail directly to an address, not from the > forwarded or aliased email address. > > BTW, if i set a vacation message for the "main" address > [EMAIL PROTECTED], when one message is sent to this address the effect > now is receive 6 vacation messages, one from [EMAIL PROTECTED] plus the 5 > above ones. > > thanks in advance for your help > > best regards, > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Abel Lucano > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > > >
