Hi Rudi,
Responses inline...
On 2013-03-28 1:06 PM, Rudi Floren <rud...@go...> wrote:
> Hello Tanstaafl,
>
> i think the best way to implement this is to set vacation for every user
> by an admin.
But this just wouldn't be practical - unless you're talking about a new
setting to do just that? Which is basically what my simplistic example
was intended to do...
> Anyway you have to activate vacation for each user so that mails to
> us...@ab... will be relayed to us...@va...
Ok, I can see I missed some settings that would be needed...
So, why not just relay them all to a generic
dom...@va....
Again, nothing needs to be personalized, so all responses (that get
sent) could show as:
From: "Company Responder" <dom...@do...>
So you'd now need:
our $domain_reply = 0;
our $domain_reply_local = 'domain-responder'
our $domain_reply_content = '/etc/postfixadmin/domain_reply.txt'
Anything else I missed?
These could all (eventually, maybe) be added to the GUI on the 'Edit a
domain' page...
> Rudi
> Am 28.03.2013 18:00, schrieb Tanstaafl:
>> Existing Feature Request:
>> https://sourceforge.net/p/postfixadmin/feature-requests/102/
>>
>> Other than getting the RFC 822 Style sender address for the vacation
>> message (thread re-started about this a few minutes ago), this is the
>> only other thing I'd like to get working.
>>
>> For now, it would be ok if this was something that I had to enable
>> manually...
>>
>> What I'd like to do is have the ability to enable/disable a generic,
>> company-wide auto-response (for holiday closings, etc), that works the
>> same as the individual one with two important differences:
>>
>> 1. It works for any *valid* user at the domain, and
>>
>> 2. It is a generic message, not personalized in any way.
>>
>> It should be subject to the same checks and balances as normal vacation
>> messages (ie, alias checks, $interval checks (aargh, guess this will
>> entail a new db field?), test against the new $noreply_pattern matches,
>> etc).
>>
>> Something like:
>>
>> # Send a generic vacation response to any/all emails to
>> # valid recipients, subject to the same exceptions as
>> # normal user vacation messages. This option over-rides
>> # and supercedes individual user responses.
>> # Create and/or populate $domain_reply_content and change
>> # $domain_reply to 1 to enable this feature.
>> our $domain_reply = 0;
>> our $domain_reply_content = '/etc/postfixadmin/domain_reply.txt'
>>
>> Then of course the hard part is the code to generate the generic message
>> instead of the personalize one.
>>
>> Comments anyone?
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