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Subject:Re: [maildropl] Using maildrop to send an out of office replyActions...
From:Oon Wee (wko@gmail.com)
Date:Oct 19, 2005 8:13:59 pm
List:net.sourceforge.lists.courier-maildrop

I do have a vacation software instead of wrote in maildrop . I wrote it at the 2nd line of .qmail-xxx , the 1st line is the maildrop script . but problem is , if there was a spam mail , I would like to throw it to a spam folder , I can do this successfully , but I can't get this exit at that point to avoid to execute the 2nd line vacation script as no need to resopnd to a junk mail .

May I know how can I exit the whole process in the maildrop so it wont' excute the following line of maildrop ?

Thanks

On 10/19/05, mouss <use@free.fr> wrote:

Andrew Gargan a écrit :

Hi All

Can I use the scripting of maildrop to send out of office replies like one can with procmail?

If so can someone help me with and example?

I have found no decent examples after googling quite a bit and there doesn't appear to be a solid reference with good examples for the syntax for the maildrop filtering.

and you missed a recent thread "Vacation scripting for maildrop" (October 13th, 2005)?

Note that you'd better use a software that handles vacations instead of writing that in maildrop. Todd's script handles many "cases", but adding other features will make it too large or complex.