Anne wrote:
> I've installed a script. No errors.
> Next I sent a message. No vacation message was sent.
> I found out the script is deactived by default.
> So I tried this:
>
> server# dbmail-sievecmd -a aaa02_vacation
You need to specify the user:
dbmail-sievecmd -u myuser -a scriptname
> *** dbmail-sievecmd ***
> Use this program to manage your users' Sieve scripts.
> See the man page for more info. Summary:
>
> -u username Username of script user
> -l List scripts belonging to user
> -a scriptname Activate the named script
> (only one script can be active;
> deactivates any others)
> -d scriptname Deactivate the named script
> (no scripts will be active after this)
> -i scriptname file Insert the named script from file
> (a single dash, -, indicates input
> from STDIN)
> -c [scriptname] Print the contents of the named script
> (if no script is given, the active
> script is printed)
> -r scriptname Remove the named script
> (if script was active, no script is
> active after deletion)
> server# dbmail-sievecmd -a [aaa02_vacation]
> dbmail-sievecmd: No match.
> server#
>
> Hmmm...didn't work. Next I tried to change the record directly in
> dbmail_sievescripts.
> Couldn't do that since there was no PK. I added a PK to 'name' and set
> 'active' to 1 in my record.
> Note that this didn't fix the problem with dbmail-sievecmd -a
> Now the responder works fine. Also the reply cache works. Great!
>
> So dbmail-sievecmd needs some work. For instance -l and -r scriptname also
> don't work.
>
> thanks,
> Anne
>
>
>> The wiki is outdated, it seems.
>>
>>
>> cat >> sieve.txt << EOF
>> require "vacation";
>>
>> if true {
>> vacation
>> :days 7
>> :addresses ["[EMAIL PROTECTED]"]
>> :subject "auto-reply message"
>> "Thank you for contacting us. You will hear from us as soon as
>> possible.";
>> }
>> EOF
>>
>> dbmail-sievecmd -u anne -i myscript sieve.txt
>>
>>
>> Anne wrote:
>>>> Anne wrote:
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>
>>>>> I was running 2.0.10 which had working auto replies, albeit not very
>>>>> sophisticated (empty sender, no track of replies sent).
>>>>>
>>>>> I upgraded to 2.2.1.
>>>>> I have created a record with start_date set to 2006-12-06 00:00:00
>>>>> and stop_date set to 2006-12-09 00:00:00
>>>>> I double checked I'm using the right user_idnr.
>>>>> Unfortunatelly no auto reply is sent.
>>>>> There are no errors in the log.
>>>> Anne,
>>>>
>>>> Please don't use auto_reply. Use sieve.
>>>>
>>>> The auto_reply code was/is broken, and beyond repair. I've declared
>>>> that
>>>> code deprecated, though I never did that 'officially' on the website or
>>>> in a README.
>>>>
>>>> Sieve with vacation support should do the trick just as well and
>>>> better.
>>> Wiki:
>>> DBMail’s sieve currently supports the following modules:
>>> * fileinto (Used to insert mail into a mailbox)
>>> * reject (reject a message)
>>>
>>> So how do I make a Sieve vacation script?
>>>
>>> thanks,
>>> Anne
>>>
>>>
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