Hi Sam. Am Samstag 14 August 2010, 21:47:28 schrieb Sam Varshavchik: > > So I would really like to have an > >autoreply > > solution that does not quote the original message (or placing a quote > > exceptionally below the reply because it's only for completeness and has > > no real coherence to the automatic reply). > Well, you can specify -T forwardatt, which puts the original message as an > attachment to the autoreply.
-T forward/forwardatt does not include the sender's adress as destination for the reply. So that's unusable for this use case because it does not reply to the sender at all. > > Would you accept a patch that adds a command line argument to get rid of > > quoting if I create one? Should not be that difficult, I think... > > Yes, but I'm not quite sure that you have the right use case. Hm, I thought mailbot is designd for automatic replies in terms of "out of office"-replies. Using it that way, The reply does not have any correlation to the sender's message but only to the fact that there he has sent a message at all. Do you have a better idea how to generate out-of-office-replies? Is mailbot not the right tool for this? regards, Bernd
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