======Autoresponder scripting======

In an autoresponder, you can create a Lua script by surrounding it with <lua> & </lua> tags, eg

  This is an autoresponder with some Lua in it <lua>print 73</lua>
  
The Lua script is executed with the following global variables

  * **Message** - the original message content
  * **Autoresponder** - the autoresponder definition being used (see below)
  * **User** - the user account name
  * **Originator** - the originator email address
  * **OrigSubject** - the original subject
  * **Date, LongDate, ShortDate, Time, TimeNoSecs** - the current date & time in different, locale-dependent, forms
  * **conditionname** - the autoresponder condition name which matched for the autoresponder to fire
  * **conditiondatefrom, conditiondateto, conditiontimefrom, conditiontimeto, conditiondatetimefrom, conditiondatetimeto, conditiondow, conditionmatches, customfield_x** - autoresponder condition data
  * **StartDate** - the start date of the condition in local-dependent format (or "unknown")
  * **EndDate** - the end date of the condition in local-dependent format (or "unknown")

After the script has been called, the //Keep, CheckLog, Sender, ReplyTo, Subject, SubjectPrefix, AppendMsg, To, CopyTo// and //Attachments// fields of the Autoresponder defined in the Lua global variable are read back into the current autoresponder definition. This means, for instance, that you can use ''Autoresponder.Keep = false;'' to change the autoresponder not to keep the original message.

If there are multiple <lua> segments in an autoresponder, they are processed from the top down, and the Autoresponder variable one sees is the affected by the previous ones.

The **print** output of the Lua script gets written to the autoresponse.
====Autoresponder Definition====
The Autoresponder global variable is a table with the following fields:
  * **ID** - the numeric ID of the autoresponder
  * **OwnerID** - the numeric ID of the autoresponder's owner
  * **Name** - the name of the autoresponder
  * **Text** - the text of the autoresponder
  * **Keep** - whether the autoresponder is set to keep the original message
  * **CheckLog** - how far back (in hours) the autoresponder should check for previous messages from the same sender
  * **Sender** - the sender to use in the autoresponse
  * **ReplyTo** - the reply-to address to use in the autoresponse
  * **Subject** - the subject replacement for the autoresponse (cannot be used with SubjectPrefix)
  * **SubjectPrefix** - text to prefix to the original subject for the autoresponse (cannot be used with Subject)
  * **AppendMsg** - whether the original message should be appended to the autoresponse
  * **To** - table containing the email addresses the autoresponse should go to
  * **Attachments** - table containing the names of the attachments for the autoresponse
  * **CopyTo** - table containing email addresses the original message should be copied to