Hi
I'm using autorespond (the debian package version) and vpopmail (custom
deb) and it's set up and working but only partially.
For address [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the .qmail file .qmail-foo the autorespond
works, however for [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the .qmail file .qmail-foo.bar
it won't,
On Saturday, February 21, 2004 7:16 AM, Darren Beale wrote:
it won't, simple as that. If I rename to .qmail-foo and set up a valias
for foo to foo.bar it works.
try:
mv .qmail-foo.bar .qmail-foo\:bar
Is this easy to fix? have I missed something obvious?
think so.. qmail-local translates dot
Darren Beale wrote:
Hi
The problem is that the foo.bar address is the one that everyone will be
using. I did think about deleting foo.bar reinstating the account to foo
and setting up a valias foo.bar but this seems heavy handed and will
require quite a bit of work to migrate a lot of
You should be using .qmail-user:name
man dot-qmail
-Original Message-
From: Darren Beale [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, 21 February 2004 8:16 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [vchkpw] autorespond with a [dot] in the email address
Hi
I'm using autorespond (the debian
Jeremy Kister wrote:
try:
mv .qmail-foo.bar .qmail-foo\:bar
cool, thanks
;D
Existence wrote:
Rick Widmer wrote:
That is what i meant, not everyone is able to have a special server just
for mail, and thus running Apache as vpopmail:vchkpw is not an option.
If you created some sort of deamon that allows you with public and
privatekey's to communicate. Then you can
Rick Widmer wrote:
Existence wrote:
Rick Widmer wrote:
That is what i meant, not everyone is able to have a special server
just for mail, and thus running Apache as vpopmail:vchkpw is not an
option. If you created some sort of deamon that allows you with
public and privatekey's to
Quoting Darren Beale [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi
I'm using autorespond (the debian package version) and vpopmail (custom
deb) and it's set up and working but only partially.
For address [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the .qmail file .qmail-foo the autorespond
works, however for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I'm looking with a qmail/vpopmail/no-mysql setup how to have messages going to a
specific address to be deleted instantly. I don't want to bounce, and I don't
want a catch-all deleted setup. Ie, [EMAIL PROTECTED] - /dev/null.
I'm basically just looking for a pointer on how to do this. We
