Hi all,
I was wondering if there could be any problems with the following, that
I may have overseen.
I have a autoreply transport, that looks like this:
mysql_reply:
driver = autoreply
# reply_to = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
# from = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
# Experimental:
reply_to = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
from = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
to = ${sender_address}
subject = ${expand:${lookup mysql
{MYSQL_ARSUBJECT}{$value}{Re: $header_subject:}}}
text = ${lookup mysql {MYSQL_ARTEXT}{$value}}
log = /var/log/exim4/autoreplylog
once = /var/spool/exim4/autoreply/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
once_repeat = ${lookup mysql {MYSQL_ONCE}{$value}{7d}}
Up to today, I used the settings for 'reply-to' and 'from' that are
commented above, but that caused an unwanted result in the case where
the address that triggered the autoreply was the result of a redirect.
In that case, the sender of the autoreply is the address that triggered
the autoreply (the final recipient) instead of the address that was
actually mailed to.
So I replaced [EMAIL PROTECTED] by
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and that seems to work.
Are there any situations in which this does not work as expected? The
Exim spec states:
"When more than one address is being delivered in a single transport
run, $original_local_part is not set."
However, I cannot forsee if this could ever be the case here. Feedback
would be appreciated!
Best regards,
Martijn Grendelman
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