Cyrus can't easily determine what "your" e-mail address is. Since
vacation only responds to messages that explicitly mention you in the
"To" or "Cc" header, Cyrus needs to know what addresses to consider as
yours. Without the :addresses field it usually does a pretty poor
job, thus the lack of response.
Larry
From: "Mike Grommet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 14 May 2002 11:27:20 -0500
Scott, let me restate the situation. I might not have been clear in my
previous plea for help :)
Yes, I'm aware that vacation will not send you a duplicate email... thats
not what I mean... I've disabled the vacation script and re-enabled it
several times so it would reset it.
The example I gave below shows the use of the address parameter to the
vacation function.
According to the RFC tho this is an optional parameter, and if this
parameter is left off then it will just automagically
use the To: address for the From: field (if I haven't read anything
incorrectly)
When I attempt to do something like this:
require "vacation";
vacation :days 1 text:
**AUTOGENERATED MESSAGE**
Test!!!
I get no errors, but the script does not seem to function at all either.
So I'm wondering if I'm doing something wrong
