I got caught out the same way, on my first install. As soon as I saw that
it was trying to find /usr/local/bin/autorespond/autorespond I just
changed autoresponder-bin to point at /usr/local/bin instead of
/usr/local/bin/autorespond which I had expected it to be. I think that
--autoresponder-bin ought to be --autoresponder-bin-dir or
--autoresponder-dir or something like that to make it clear that you ought
to specify the parent directory of the autorespond binary. Or the readme
ought to make it clearer. But it's not a major issue because it ought to
be fairly obvious how to fix it when it goes wrong...
Just as an FYI, recent versions of QmailAdmin use --enable-autoresponder-path instead of -bin to avoid confusion.
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