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Before I went on holiday recently I set up an ims.ctl file and an autorply.txt file to let everyone know I was away.
When I got back there were 800+ emails awaiting me.
What did I do wrong?
A colleague set up an autoreply.txt file for a user _without_ an ims.ctl file and it worked fine!!
While on the subject of ims.ctl and associated files, is there any way of allowing the user to create/edit these files themselves?
We have all user mailboxes set up on the same server as ims, using the c:\mailboxes\%Username% format, so the users do _not_ have direct access to their mailboxes, only through pop3. (incidentally, does any one use the %home%/mailbox format for defining the location of a users mailbox?)
David West IT Manager John Ruskin College
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