Hi,

        There are multiple solutions.
        a) mailagent, a very powerfull mail handling package, can do
           this with ease, but is probably overkill unless you already
           use it, (you could also easily configure the frequency of
           the replies, if needed, and have the full power of perl to
           trigger whatever else you want).
        b) procmail, though not as powerfull as the above, could
           probably handle this (I don't know, I jumped to mailagent
           ages ago).
        c) You could use vacation, which is also quite flexible about
           reply frequencies.
        d) sendmail 8.7.x has a redirect directive in the alias file,
           which can send mail back for any user.  This is the
           simplest to set up, if you already use sendmail, but is
           rather simplistic, in that you can't have it send just one
           message per day/week/whatever.

                manoj
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