Re: [mailop] Autoresponder for EAI mail

2021-02-04 Thread John Levine via mailop 
In article  you write:
>> Also, has anyone ever written down in one place the best practices for
>> doing a non-annoying autoresponder? Things like only respond if you're
>> on the To: or Cc: line, don't respond to anything with a List-* or
>> Precedence header, and rate limit responses.
>
>there's RFC 3834

Thanks, I'd forgotten about that.  I know the author, will ask him if there
was ever a draft of an update.

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John
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Re: [mailop] Autoresponder for EAI mail

2021-02-04 Thread Neil Jenkins via mailop 
On Fri, 5 Feb 2021, at 08:20, John Levine via mailop wrote:
> Also, has anyone ever written down in one place the best practices for
> doing a non-annoying autoresponder?

Yes, RFC 3834 : Recommendations for 
Automatic Responses to Electronic Mail. See also some discussion in RFC 5230 
 (Sieve Vacation Extension), 
especially sections 4.5/4.6.

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Re: [mailop] Autoresponder for EAI mail

2021-02-04 Thread Stuart Henderson via mailop 
On 2021/02/04 16:20, John Levine via mailop wrote:
> Is anyone aware of autoresponder code that works with UTF8SMTP mail?  It's 
> not hard
> to write one, but why reinvent a wheel if I can steal the code.

Not sure about this, but..

> Also, has anyone ever written down in one place the best practices for
> doing a non-annoying autoresponder? Things like only respond if you're
> on the To: or Cc: line, don't respond to anything with a List-* or
> Precedence header, and rate limit responses.

there's RFC 3834

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[mailop] Autoresponder for EAI mail

2021-02-04 Thread John Levine via mailop 
Is anyone aware of autoresponder code that works with UTF8SMTP mail?  It's not 
hard
to write one, but why reinvent a wheel if I can steal the code.

Also, has anyone ever written down in one place the best practices for
doing a non-annoying autoresponder? Things like only respond if you're
on the To: or Cc: line, don't respond to anything with a List-* or
Precedence header, and rate limit responses.

R's,
John
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