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Subject: Re: ??: vacation solution
From: Tom Spindler (dogcow
redback.com)Date: Thu Jun 29 2000 - 17:33:13 CDT
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> username: username, "|/usr/bin/vacation username"
>
> But I think /usr/bin/vacation NEEDS a homedire to save it's database and
> other stuff. Tricky. Anybody out there knowing a better solution?
I've written a home-brewed vacation replacement I call holiday(1);
it was written for our mail server that users have POP and web access
to, but no login privs. It stores both the received-message Froms
and the alias db in Berkeley DB files.
It's quite rough around the edges, but seems to work reasonably well
for us. I've attached it here as a whopping 5k file...
- application/x-tar-gz attachment: holiday.tar.gz
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