Enda writes:
On 18/06/14 00:05, Sam Varshavchik wrote: > Enda writes: > >> >> That is a very clever and practical approach to the problem. You loose >> one feature of the Sqwebmail approach, and that is the suppression of >> duplicate autoreplies for n days. That is a very important feature to >> some of my users, but then they can just use Sqwebmail I guess. > > No, you wouldn't. Duplicate autosuppression gets done by mailbot. All > sqwebmail does is generate a maildrop recipe that runs mailbot. > > mailbot offers several options for selecting the autoresponse text. I > see that this is being an alternate option.How would you configure it then, a system wide variable to suppress for say 1 day, or would you stray down the road of having a syntax in the default response message?
You could, for example, have these delivery instructions: | test -f /etc/vacation-enabled || exit 0; mailbot [options] ./MaildirYou could have this set in an individual account's .courier file, or have this set as the default delivery instructions in the etc/courier configuration file. The syntax is awkward, but it's possible to put multiline delivery instructions in there; and thus take effect for all accounts by default.
Then, the /etc/vacation-enabled file enables a vacation autoresponse for all mailboxes that use these delivery instructions. Have a cron job remove this file, and put it back, a day later.
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