Anne wrote:
> I wonder what the point is of the :addresses part in a dbmail sieve script.
The idea is that only emails with one or more of the addresses mentioned
in the :addresses list in their To or Cc headers will trigger the
auto-reply.
>
> require "vacation";
> if true {
> vacation
> :days 7
> :adresses ["[EMAIL PROTECTED]"]
> :subject "auto-reply message"
> "Thank you for contacting us. You will hear from us as soon as
> possible.";
> }
>
> if I change it to another address, nothing changes. The vacation message
> is still sent as the alias found connected to the dbmail-user.
If you want to change the envelope sender of the notification, use the
:from field.
> However, it is possible for a dbmail user to have multiple aliases. So
> :addresses would be handy to override the alias found by dbmail.
>
> I can create a sieve script without :adresses. It works just fine.
You mean notifications are sent? That would be a bug, I think. Aaron?
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