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I know that most people on this list hate vacation/auto-responder type messages, but I also know that the same people care even more about them working properly when they are used. With that in mind, I'd like comments (criticism, suggestions to make it better behaved) on the one that works with dovecot. From the wiki (http://tinyurl.com/2lxwr8): **************************************** Vacation auto-reply The vacation replies are sent to the envelope sender. Currently this is taken from the Return-Path: header in the message. List of autoreplied senders is stored in .dovecot.lda-dupes file in user's home directory. When you're testing the vacation feature, it's easy to forget that the reply is sent only once in the number of configured days. If you've problems getting the vacation reply, try deleting this file. If that didn't help, make sure the problem isn't related to sending mails in general by trying the "reject" Sieve command. The automatic replies aren't sent if any of the following is true: * Auto-Submitted: header exists with any value except "no" * Precedence: header exists with value "junk", "bulk" or "list" * The envelope sender o begins with "MAILER-DAEMON" (case-insensitive) o begins with "LISTSERV" (case-insensitive) o begins with "majordomo" (case-insensitive) o begins with "owner-" (case-sensitive) o contains the string "-request" anywhere within it (case-sensitive) * The envelope sender and envelope recipient are the same * The envelope recipient is not found in the message To:, Cc: or Bcc: fields. The envelope sender is taken from a Return-Path: header in the message. The envelope recipient is taken from the recipient user (-d parameter with virtual user setup). A bare username without a domain gets canonicalised by the libsieve code to "<username>@unspecified-domain", which means it is highly unlikely to pass the last two tests in the list above. ***************************************** -- Thanks, Charles
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