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Re: outlook and postfix
Subject: Re: outlook and postfix
From: Amos Gouaux (amos+lists.postfix
utdallas.edu)
Date: Thu Dec 16 1999 - 11:36:59 CST
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>>>>> On Thu, 16 Dec 1999 11:01:43 +0100,
>>>>> Ralf Hildebrandt <R.Hildebrandt
tu-bs.de> (rh) writes:
rh> a) this feature is crap. At least the way it's implemented in
rh> the OutlookExpress Server. This piece of junk answers to all mails (except
rh> bounces). Bulk, everything. I just hate it if I post to a mailinglist
rh> and get 10+ braindead "we can't use vacation correctly thus we use
rh> Exchange"-users messages back, telling me "I'm out of office..."
Oh yeah, tell me about it. Man do I see a lot of these. It
*almost* makes me want to block that site. ;-)
rh> b) Out of Outlook you can't do that.
rh> The workaround: put vacation in the .forward file of the user
Has anybody here seen how well the Cyrus Sieve vacation mechanism
handles this? I'm assuming it would be no worse than using the
.forward mechanism....
Amos
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