On Mon, Jun 21, 2004 at 01:47:07PM +0200, Michael Haardt wrote:
> Implementing vacation does not look to be hard at first, but you need
> to work out where to store the address databases. Note that there must
> be one database per vacation command, not one at all. Also think about
> how to clean them up when sieve scripts change.
My approach to this was:
| vacation_response:
| # auto response
| driver = redirect
| domains = ...
| condition = ${if exists{/path/to/vacation/${lc:$local_part}} {yes}{no}}
| data = "# Exim filter\nif personal then mail from \"$local_part@$domain\" to \"\$reply_address\" subject \"Auto-response: re: \$h_subject:\" file \"/path/to/vacation/${lc:$local_part}\" once \"/path/to/vacation-db/\${md5:\${readfile {/path/to/vacation/${lc:$local_part}}}}\" once_repeat 1w endif"
| allow_filter= true
| user = EXIM_UID
| verify = false
| reply_transport=reply
ie, the databasename is the md5sum of the text.
MBM
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