View Full Version : Fowarders with Autoresponders ... bugs?
If I assign an auto responders to an email account that has a forwarders, the forward stop working.
Exemple:
email@domain1.com forwards to email@domain2.com
If an assign an auto responder to email@domain1.com it won’t forwards to email@domain2.com until a remove the auto responder on email@domain1.com
Thanks!!
DirectAdmin Support
12-04-2003, 12:23 PM
Hello,
vacation messages are "unseen" while autoresponders are "seen".
to be "seen" is to accept a message and to not continue with processing, so if you want to make the autoresponder "unseen", just add "unseen" to the /etc/exim.conf to the userautoreply: Director. (Just add it to a new line at the end of the userautoreply: director)
Then restart eximservice exim restartJohn
Thank you John for your professionalism and your speed to answer!!:cool:
philmcdonnell
03-31-2004, 07:55 AM
Originally posted by DirectAdmin Support
Hello,
vacation messages are "unseen" while autoresponders are "seen".
to be "seen" is to accept a message and to not continue with processing, so if you want to make the autoresponder "unseen", just add "unseen" to the /etc/exim.conf to the userautoreply: Director. (Just add it to a new line at the end of the userautoreply: director)
Then restart eximservice exim restartJohn
Hey John,
Would it be possible to add a checkbox for this like when you setup and autoresponder to keep mail or bounce it?
Regards,
Phil
jlasman
03-31-2004, 11:27 AM
Hmmm... interesting thought.
Exim is about as configurable as it gets; to do it, John would have to add another director for "seen autoresponder".
I like the idea.
Jeff
DirectAdmin Support
03-31-2004, 12:15 PM
What I'm acutually planning on doing is including the unseen line as default in the exim.conf. I just havn't repackaged exim for a while, thus the old exim.conf files are still there. The new one I'll be using is at http://files.directadmin.com/services/exim4.conf (may change with the release of Jeff's exim.conf)
John
jlasman
03-31-2004, 01:50 PM
John, if you're sure yours is "in stone" I'll grab it and merge it with mine.
It'll probably help me get mine out more quickly.
What do you think?
Jeff
DirectAdmin Support
04-01-2004, 10:15 AM
Yes, It's currently in stone. Nothing has been changed for a long time. :)
John
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