Hi
I dont quite like this scheme, but thats what the boss wants.
My company wants to go for one single emailid for the outside world.
Example [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One person will download from the pop3 server and distribute after
checking the content. I am using fetchmail as of now to download all the
mails. Internally, we can have as many ids we want, but outgoing only
with [EMAIL PROTECTED] That part I know postfix will take care.
So, Imap 'replied-flag' will help to find messages not replied. OK. But
how does one mark a downloaded mail 'to-be-replied-by-internal-userid'?
I need to report only if that particular guy doesnt answer.
regards
Nataraj
Marc Dirix wrote:
You need some sort of ticket system?
I wouldn't use dbmail itself for this kind of sorting but some kind of
script.
What do you mean with downloading? from a pop-source? If you use
fetchmail, the original
sender stays intact.
For checking if the message is replied within 2 days you can check
everyday if the imap replied flag has been set, And compare it with the
message-date. You'd need to create a cron script for this.
/marc
