Paul Dlug writes:
I'm currently implementing vacation messages using mailbot, my global
maildroprc file looks for a vacation.txt file in the users virtual home
directory and executes the following command:
`test -f $CONTROLDIR/vacation.txt`
if ($RETURNCODE==0)
{
cc "| /usr/local/bin/mailbot -t $CONTROLDIR/vacation.txt -d
$CONTROLDIR/vacation.db -A "From: $USER@xxxxxxxxxxxx"
/usr/local/sbin/sendmail -t -f $USER"
}
My problem is that this is replying to mail that is not just addressed
to the user but addressed to mailing lists as well. Does mailbot have a
way to do this or I assume I can add a rule in maildroprc to ensure
that this is only executed if the address of the user is in the
recipient list. But how?
Let mailbot do all the work. See mailbot's -r option.
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