how_to:autoresponders_out_of_office
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| So, for example, if you want messages to **User1** to be forwarded to **User2** and autoresponded to, you can set the autoresponder on **User1**, set it not to keep the messages, and set an **Assistant** to copy the message to **User2** (do //not// check the **Redirect to assistant** box). | So, for example, if you want messages to **User1** to be forwarded to **User2** and autoresponded to, you can set the autoresponder on **User1**, set it not to keep the messages, and set an **Assistant** to copy the message to **User2** (do //not// check the **Redirect to assistant** box). | ||
| - | =====Autoresponder sender address===== | + | For more details see [[reference: |
| - | By default VPOP3 will send the autoresponse from < | + | |
| - | if this is not what is desired, you can add a line into the autoresponse text like: | ||
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| - | < | ||
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| - | to make the message come from the specified address. | ||
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| - | (See the [[reference: | ||
how_to/autoresponders_out_of_office.txt · Last modified: 2018/11/14 10:45 by 127.0.0.1
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