I noticed that after one reply is sent by a person on vacation, the only way another message will be responded to is if the vacation -I command is given.
Thoughts?
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This is quite standard. Vacation will check it's database and if it has
replied to an email address in the last 7 days then it will not reply. Once
the 7 days is up then it will send another reply.
Sean
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with the -t option you can set the waiting days before sending again the vacation mail, as the default option is set to 7 days, whit -t0 a vacation reply will be sent away every time you recive a mail.
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RH6.2 box running SendMail.
I noticed that after one reply is sent by a person on vacation, the only way another message will be responded to is if the vacation -I command is given.
Thoughts?
This is quite standard. Vacation will check it's database and if it has
replied to an email address in the last 7 days then it will not reply. Once
the 7 days is up then it will send another reply.
Sean
On the .forward file use:
\user, "|/usr/bin/vacation -t0 user"
with the -t option you can set the waiting days before sending again the vacation mail, as the default option is set to 7 days, whit -t0 a vacation reply will be sent away every time you recive a mail.