No it doesn't work, it only works if i put it in the last router which is the one that finally deliver the message (ldap_delivery). But i don't know the way to know the sender address in that router, because the ${local_part}@${domain} is the address of the user who sent the original message to the vacation user. Is there a way to share information between transports in exim?
De: B. Johannessen
Enviado el: jue 05/10/2006 20:44
Para: jcalahorra@???
Asunto: Re: [exim] [EXIM] Problems with vacation filters
Javier Calahorra Novillo wrote:
> I've configured exim in order to use the Sieve Vacation filter and it
> works, but the return-path and from of the vacation message is not
> the one of the user who is reciving the email.
My autoreply transport has from = ${local_part}@${domain}, maybe that
will help...
Bob
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