"Mullins, Ron" wrote:
> Have a look at Procmail and Procmail-lib. Procmail-lib has 'recipes'
> specifically for autoresponding the you can modify to suit your needs.
ok i'll check it out! thanks!
nate
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>From: Nate Amsden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>i know sendmail has the vacation program, but i would like to do some
>kind of auto responder at our mail 'hub', which has no accounts just
>a bunch of aliases that point to leaf servers. since the vacation
>program seemingly relies on a $HOME to store
> "Tony" == Tony Koehn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Tony> Does anyone know where I can find or how I go about getting
Tony> an Auto Responder on a Debian Linux Box?
Get `procmail', `smartlist' and the `procmail-lib' packages. If
you've got a little shell programming experience, you'l
Hi,
If you use mailagent (which, unfortunately, is not for the
faint of heart), then you can configure exactly how often the auto
responder responds (one a day, once a week, once a month) per email
address. You may auto respond to some people, and not to others. You
can look at subject
> Be very carefull when using auto-responders when you have subscribed
> to a mailing list. Consider the following senerio:
>
> * A subscriber to a mailing list (call him Bill) sets up an
> auto-responder for his email and leaves for holiday.
> * The list Bill subscribes to sends out an email.
Be very carefull when using auto-responders when you have subscribed
to a mailing list. Consider the following senerio:
* A subscriber to a mailing list (call him Bill) sets up an
auto-responder for his email and leaves for holiday.
* The list Bill subscribes to sends out an email.
* Bill's aut
Alex Yukhimets wrote,
:Well, may be I did not understand the original meaning, but I meant the
:piece of software able to answer your e-mails automatically.
:
Check out "vacation" on the bsdmainutils pacakge.
Just me,
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> Alex Yukhimets writes:
> >
> > > Does anyone know where I can find or how I go about getting an Auto
> > > Responder on a Debian Linux Box?
> >
> > Some time ago I encountered the "perlmail" program. As comments in the
> > code say,
> >
> > # To get the latest version, send mail to [EMAIL PROT
Alex Yukhimets writes:
>
> > Does anyone know where I can find or how I go about getting an Auto
> > Responder on a Debian Linux Box?
>
> Some time ago I encountered the "perlmail" program. As comments in the
> code say,
>
> # To get the latest version, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED],containing
> Does anyone know where I can find or how I go about getting an Auto
> Responder on a Debian Linux Box?
Some time ago I encountered the "perlmail" program. As comments in the
code say,
# To get the latest version, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED],containing
# "send perl/perlmail" as the Subject li
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