On 2013-08-28 18:18, Tugdual de LASSAT - @tdldp wrote: > Martin > Thanks a lot for your response... > > Yes exim is handling all organization incoming and outgoing Emails... > Headers you indicate are those Exchange does not respond to? > Exactly. When I write scripts that automatically send mails (e.g. alerts), where it obviously doesn't make sense to trigger an OutOfOffice-reply, I add those headers.
> Do you have > any feedback with precedence: list? > No, but: > Exim lists uses this last one, and I didn't receive any return when OOF was > activated during the bug period (2-08 to 6-08) > So it seems Exchange already knows not to reply to those mails, and you don't need to add any headers. > Do you have somehow a standard syntax example for adding the headers you > indicate to all incoming messages regarding existing headers condition? > Sorry, no, I don't handle this with Exim (see above). > I've tried one with no success (exim panic), but I'm not a regex specialist > and it could be an error of mine... > Show what you have so far, there are a lot of really clever people on this list :) cheers, -- Infineon Technologies IT-Services GmbH [email protected] Lakeside B05, 9020 Klagenfurt, Austria Martin Schuster FB: LG Klagenfurt, FN 246787y +43 5 1777 3517
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