I'm in the process of setting up configurable autoresponders for
our customers. We have a qmail (1.01) environment with about 5000 virtual
domains on a POP host.
Customers are grouped by customer handles (chd) POP-Boxes are named
by <chd>nnn where "nnn" is a incrementing number (this is historical
from pre-qmail, I couldn't change that when migrating to qmail for
IMHO obvious reasons).
Directory-Layout:
..../<chd>
..../<chd>/DOMAINS/
..../<chd>/DOMAINS/example.com/
..../<chd>/DOMAINS/example.com/.qmail-user1
-> ..../<chd>/<chd>001/
..../<chd>/DOMAINS/example.com/.qmail-user2
-> ..../<chd>/<chd>001/
..../<chd>/<chd>001/Maildir/
..../<chd>/<chd>002/Maildir/
I'm planning to add an extra directory tree
..../<chd>/AUTO/
..../<chd>[EMAIL PROTECTED]/auto.txt
..../<chd>[EMAIL PROTECTED]/auto.db
..../<chd>[EMAIL PROTECTED]/auto.txt
..../<chd>[EMAIL PROTECTED]/auto.db
And users can then en/disable autoresonders and alter the auto.txt via
a web interface.
So far so good :-)
My problem is, if there exists e.g. a
.qmail-user1-default
and the user wants an autoresponder I have problems mapping it to
..../<chd>[EMAIL PROTECTED]/auto.txt
from the ENV-variables I get from qmail.
Any ideas or would I have to rebuild the qmail algorithm and test
for the existance of the ..../<chd>/AUTO/*@example.com directories?
Thanks,
\Maex
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