Nice..., well, maybe this?: Well, if you have test.com and test2.com you may change the .qmail-default for domain test.com with: | forward "$LOCAL"@test2.com where LOCAL is the name of the user configured for test2.com. You have to create also a user account in test.com or create a "catch" for all the users (qmail local file). Aha..(Also you may copy the user Maildir -tree, don't forget to use cp -pR)... you use Maildir format, right?..
Now qmail-local will try to find the exact mailbox configured this time for domain test.com. When there is an existing user (testuser) with a vacation message, like: | /usr/local/bin/autorespond 86400 3 /home/vpopmail/domains/test2.com/testuser/vacation/message /home/vpopmail/domains/test2.com/testuser/vacation /home/vpopmail/domains/test2.com/testuser/Maildir/ it will respond from domain test.com... I think... :-) (may be not, I did not tested it... no time... otherwise you have to filter all the messages, you will find filter-tooling at qmail.org) Have fun, Woozy -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: Krista Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Verzonden: dinsdag 27 augustus 2002 17:41 Aan: 'qmailadminlist' Onderwerp: [qmailadmin] RE: Vacation msg "reply-to field" question Sorry, forgot to mention version....qmailadmin 1.0.4. > -----Original Message----- > From: Krista Smith > Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 9:38 AM > To: 'qmailadminlist' > Subject: Vacation msg "reply-to field" question > > > Good morning everyone, > > A quick question, that may or may not belong to the > qmailadmin list. I've got a domain (ie. test.com) with a > single aliased domain pointing to it (ie. test2.com). The > company in question is transitioning it's name from "test" to > "test2" and therefore would like to be known by the aliased > domain rather than the original. He gives out his address as > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (the alaised domain), but a vacation > message replies as [EMAIL PROTECTED] (the original domain). > > I've offered to redo which one is the alias and which is the > real domain, but he's asked if there's another way (because > this would involve him changing the account names on > everyone's desktop profile). It's also more of a pain on my > end. So is there a quick way to tell the system you want to > use the aliased domain as the "from" and "reply-to" in a > vacation message or any other autoreply (like a mail robot)? > If not, he'll either have to live with it or change the > profiles, but I thought I'd ask. :) > > Thanks, > Krista > -- > Never put off until tomorrow what you can avoid altogether. > > Krista Smith > Unix System Administrator > Telus Internet Hosting Solutions > Calgary Internet Data Centre > office: (403) 503-3630 > cell : (403) 510-5774 > pager : (403) 515-7443 > email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
