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Sieve Vacation Extension: Save Out of Office Replies
Does Exchange support plussed users (e.g. myname+spam@example.com) or a similar mechanism?Out of office broken on Exchange 2007 server wideHow to trigger custom actions in dovecot, when email is moved or deleted?Dovecot: deliver reply into same folder as replied-to messageroundcube/managesieve sends vacation replies only to local usersExchange 2013, partnerships, domains, & out of officeExchange-Server to SendMail Relay: Out of office replies fail with “User unknown” errors in RelayDMARC and RFC2298 compliant MDNs with a null MailFrom… Can it work?I can't gett and “Out of office” message for emails sent automatically in Exchange OnlineDovecot imap send spam to junk
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I have an SMTP + IMAP server on linux and use sieve filtering to provide some useful features.
One such feature is out-of-office replies, provided by the following script:
require ["fileinto", "vacation", "variables"];
# ignore spam
if header :contains "X-Spam-Flag" "YES"
fileinto "Junk E-mail";
stop;
vacation
:days 1
:subject "Out of office"
:addresses ["..."]
"contact x, y, or z instead.";
However, I don't like the fact that the auto-replies are transparent to the user; there is no way for a user to definitively answer the question "did X receive a reply?". I would also prefer users, on principle, to be able to see every email that is sent from their address.
For this reason, I would like to store all out-of-office replies in the users sent
folder. This way, users can easily review the automatic replies that have been sent.
Does anyone know how this could be achieved?
email dovecot mailbox sieve
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I have an SMTP + IMAP server on linux and use sieve filtering to provide some useful features.
One such feature is out-of-office replies, provided by the following script:
require ["fileinto", "vacation", "variables"];
# ignore spam
if header :contains "X-Spam-Flag" "YES"
fileinto "Junk E-mail";
stop;
vacation
:days 1
:subject "Out of office"
:addresses ["..."]
"contact x, y, or z instead.";
However, I don't like the fact that the auto-replies are transparent to the user; there is no way for a user to definitively answer the question "did X receive a reply?". I would also prefer users, on principle, to be able to see every email that is sent from their address.
For this reason, I would like to store all out-of-office replies in the users sent
folder. This way, users can easily review the automatic replies that have been sent.
Does anyone know how this could be achieved?
email dovecot mailbox sieve
And you believe users will check their sent mail folder for this? Good luck with that.
– Sven♦
Apr 29 at 12:49
@Sven It's a small office, so training behaviour isn't such a problem. Besides, i think it's a fair principle that sent mail should include automatic replies from that address.
– Marvin
Apr 29 at 12:54
@Sven I modified the question to better explain my motivation.
– Marvin
Apr 29 at 13:08
add a comment |
I have an SMTP + IMAP server on linux and use sieve filtering to provide some useful features.
One such feature is out-of-office replies, provided by the following script:
require ["fileinto", "vacation", "variables"];
# ignore spam
if header :contains "X-Spam-Flag" "YES"
fileinto "Junk E-mail";
stop;
vacation
:days 1
:subject "Out of office"
:addresses ["..."]
"contact x, y, or z instead.";
However, I don't like the fact that the auto-replies are transparent to the user; there is no way for a user to definitively answer the question "did X receive a reply?". I would also prefer users, on principle, to be able to see every email that is sent from their address.
For this reason, I would like to store all out-of-office replies in the users sent
folder. This way, users can easily review the automatic replies that have been sent.
Does anyone know how this could be achieved?
email dovecot mailbox sieve
I have an SMTP + IMAP server on linux and use sieve filtering to provide some useful features.
One such feature is out-of-office replies, provided by the following script:
require ["fileinto", "vacation", "variables"];
# ignore spam
if header :contains "X-Spam-Flag" "YES"
fileinto "Junk E-mail";
stop;
vacation
:days 1
:subject "Out of office"
:addresses ["..."]
"contact x, y, or z instead.";
However, I don't like the fact that the auto-replies are transparent to the user; there is no way for a user to definitively answer the question "did X receive a reply?". I would also prefer users, on principle, to be able to see every email that is sent from their address.
For this reason, I would like to store all out-of-office replies in the users sent
folder. This way, users can easily review the automatic replies that have been sent.
Does anyone know how this could be achieved?
email dovecot mailbox sieve
email dovecot mailbox sieve
edited Apr 29 at 13:06
Marvin
asked Apr 29 at 12:38
MarvinMarvin
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And you believe users will check their sent mail folder for this? Good luck with that.
– Sven♦
Apr 29 at 12:49
@Sven It's a small office, so training behaviour isn't such a problem. Besides, i think it's a fair principle that sent mail should include automatic replies from that address.
– Marvin
Apr 29 at 12:54
@Sven I modified the question to better explain my motivation.
– Marvin
Apr 29 at 13:08
add a comment |
And you believe users will check their sent mail folder for this? Good luck with that.
– Sven♦
Apr 29 at 12:49
@Sven It's a small office, so training behaviour isn't such a problem. Besides, i think it's a fair principle that sent mail should include automatic replies from that address.
– Marvin
Apr 29 at 12:54
@Sven I modified the question to better explain my motivation.
– Marvin
Apr 29 at 13:08
And you believe users will check their sent mail folder for this? Good luck with that.
– Sven♦
Apr 29 at 12:49
And you believe users will check their sent mail folder for this? Good luck with that.
– Sven♦
Apr 29 at 12:49
@Sven It's a small office, so training behaviour isn't such a problem. Besides, i think it's a fair principle that sent mail should include automatic replies from that address.
– Marvin
Apr 29 at 12:54
@Sven It's a small office, so training behaviour isn't such a problem. Besides, i think it's a fair principle that sent mail should include automatic replies from that address.
– Marvin
Apr 29 at 12:54
@Sven I modified the question to better explain my motivation.
– Marvin
Apr 29 at 13:08
@Sven I modified the question to better explain my motivation.
– Marvin
Apr 29 at 13:08
add a comment |
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And you believe users will check their sent mail folder for this? Good luck with that.
– Sven♦
Apr 29 at 12:49
@Sven It's a small office, so training behaviour isn't such a problem. Besides, i think it's a fair principle that sent mail should include automatic replies from that address.
– Marvin
Apr 29 at 12:54
@Sven I modified the question to better explain my motivation.
– Marvin
Apr 29 at 13:08