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Mal Herring wrote: |
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>>If you're using qmail and have qmailadmin, you can use the "Vacation" |
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> feature. |
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> Sounds like a handy feature but I am using Postfix... :( |
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> Does Postfix offer this functionality ? |
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I hate to give the same sort of answer, but the Postfix based how-to |
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was never very fancy. However I still believe Postfix is the easiest and |
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best MTA to use for a virtual system. It's just that you should use |
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PostfixAdmin as the base. Migrating from the Gentoo How-to to a |
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PostfixAdmin based system can be painful, different db schema and other |
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things, but having an easy to use interface to add users, domains, |
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aliases, etc AND being able to delegate domain control to power users |
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has been fantastic. |
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PostfixAdmin supports vacation as well and users can manage it |
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themselves. You can even integrate the vacation into Horde as well if |
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you're willing to muck about in the internals. |
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http://high5.net/postfixadmin/ |
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However as a low tech solution you could do something like the following: |
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user@×××××××.com is a real account |
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create this in your alias table |
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user@×××××××.com -> user@×××××××.com,vacation |
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Then setup a general vacation program as user vacation on the system |
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with the proper regex stuff and tracking of addresses it's has already |
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responded to. |
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kashani |
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