But I think the intended/preferred behavior should be to not send the autoresponse, yet still receive the original message into the mailbox. At least that's how I understood the original message, and how I understood the behavior of autorespond.
Autorespond shouldn't do anything to affect the delivery of the original message. It should only decide whether to respond or not. On Monday, October 7, 2002, at 11:21 AM, Brad Dameron wrote: > Of course it is going to block the messages. It thinks that she is > spamming > it with a whole lot of messages. It is doing exactly what it was > designed to > do. I have never heard of anyone that CC's themselves to make sure the > message is delivered. Why not put a request on the message so the > client > sends the recieved and read message back to her like most people do. -- Tom Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
