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bbaptist at iexposure

Apr 1, 2002, 5:49 PM

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Forwarding to external addresses, autoresponder.

I have a couple questions for the developers.

1. Can you currently do any kind of external forwarding? Meaning can you set
it up so that email for a virtual user is delivered off site. So I have a
joe [at] company that I want to go to joe [at] hotmail Is there a way to set
this up in the current system?

2. Is there implemented or plans to implement an autoresponder, similar to
what sendmail has with "vacation"?

Thanks in advance for your answers. These are the issues I am struggling
with before I attempt to deploy dbmail at our site.


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Bret Baptist
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bbaptist [at] iexposure
Internet Exposure, Inc.
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eelco at ic-s

Apr 2, 2002, 11:15 AM

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Re: Forwarding to external addresses, autoresponder. [In reply to]

Hi Bret,

> 1. Can you currently do any kind of external forwarding? Meaning can
> you set
> it up so that email for a virtual user is delivered off site. So I
> have a
> joe [at] company that I want to go to joe [at] hotmail Is there a way
> to set
> this up in the current system?

Yes you can, just set an email address in the deliver_to field in the
aliases table (or use the dbmail-adduser program to do so).

> 2. Is there implemented or plans to implement an autoresponder,
> similar to
> what sendmail has with "vacation"?

This is already possbible. Just cal the external program (like vacation)
from the alias table using the | or the ! forwarding character in the
deliver_to field in the aliases table:
alias deliver_to
me [at] home |/usr/local/bin/vacation

| is a direct forward.
! is a direct forward which adds a mbox header (this is needed for some
programs like mailman)

> Thanks in advance for your answers. These are the issues I am
> struggling
> with before I attempt to deploy dbmail at our site.

That should be enough to deploy ;)

Best regards,

Eelco

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