... vacation is what you want :-)
autoresponders in qmailadmin can be considered to be some kind of aliases -
no real vacation cound be achived by only using autoresponders.
1. get vpopmail 4.8.9
2. read filter.txt
3. create a autoresponder like [EMAIL PROTECTED]
4. create a .vpopfilter with two lines like:
- To [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] -
- To [EMAIL PROTECTED] . -
(be shure to separate tokes by tab's !)
the first line forwards the mail to the autoresponder an the second
delivers it localy.
that will do what you want.
At 01:15 11.08.00 -0700, Barry Dwyer wrote:
>I d/l'd autorespond, compiled and installed in /usr/local/bin.
>
>Setting up autoresponders using qmailadmin is not exactly clear, though.
>
>1. Can I simply set up an autoresponder for an existing vpop user (eg. a
>"vacation" message? If so, what's the procedure?
>
>(When I try this, if I set "Autoresponder Name" to "vacation", with the
>"Owner" set to the person who needs the autoresponse, I get a user
>entry for "vacation@mydomain". Obviously wrong.
>
>2. Alternatively, does autorespond only work with qmail aliases? If so,
>how do I use this feature?
>
>Thanks,
>Barry Dwyer
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