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reference:autoresponder_commands [2010/03/25 14:16] – created paulreference:autoresponder_commands [2018/11/14 10:45] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ======Autoresponder Commands====== ======Autoresponder Commands======
 +**This article only applies to VPOP3 v4 and earlier**
 +
 A VPOP3 autoresponder can contain special text strings to create special behaviour, in addition to plain text as part of the response. A VPOP3 autoresponder can contain special text strings to create special behaviour, in addition to plain text as part of the response.
  
-There are threee types of 'command'+There are three types of 'command'
   * Sections   * Sections
   * Controls   * Controls
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   * **<Subject: **text**>** - this lets you specify the subject of the automated response (usually it is a prefix followed by the original subject)   * **<Subject: **text**>** - this lets you specify the subject of the automated response (usually it is a prefix followed by the original subject)
   * **<SubjectPrefix: **text**>** - this lets you specify a prefix to be added to the subject of the automated response (usually this is set in the VPOP3 global autoresponder settings)   * **<SubjectPrefix: **text**>** - this lets you specify a prefix to be added to the subject of the automated response (usually this is set in the VPOP3 global autoresponder settings)
-  * **<To: **addr**>* - this lets you specify where the response will go to. You can specify multiple commnds like this, and the message will go to all the recipients.. Note that if you use this command, the message will no longer automatically go to the original message's sender+  * **<To: **addr**>** - this lets you specify where the response will go to. You can specify multiple commnds like this, and the message will go to all the recipients.. Note that if you use this command, the message will no longer automatically go to the original message's sender
   * **<To: FROM>** - this tells VPOP3 to send the message to the original message's sender - useful with the above command   * **<To: FROM>** - this tells VPOP3 to send the message to the original message's sender - useful with the above command
   * **<Keep>** - this tells VPOP3 to keep the original incoming message. This overrides the setting in the user's autoresponder settings.   * **<Keep>** - this tells VPOP3 to keep the original incoming message. This overrides the setting in the user's autoresponder settings.
   * **<NoKeep>** - this tells VPOP3 to discard the original incoming message. This overrides the setting in the user's autoresponder settings.   * **<NoKeep>** - this tells VPOP3 to discard the original incoming message. This overrides the setting in the user's autoresponder settings.
-  * **<CopyTo:** **addr**>** - this copies the incoming message to the specified address.+  * **<CopyTo: **addr**>** - this copies the incoming message to the specified address.
   * **<AppendMsg>** - this appends the incoming message to the response.   * **<AppendMsg>** - this appends the incoming message to the response.
   * **<AppendHdr>** - this appends the incoming message's header to the response.   * **<AppendHdr>** - this appends the incoming message's header to the response.
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 =====Replacements===== =====Replacements=====
 These are pieces of text placed inline with the message text and will be replaced by VPOP3 when the message is constructed. These are pieces of text placed inline with the message text and will be replaced by VPOP3 when the message is constructed.
 +You should not use these Replacement texts inside the above 'Control' lines.
 +
 +  * {Date} - this includes the current date in locale specific standard format
 +  * {LongDate} - this includes the current date in locale specific 'long' format
 +  * {ShortDate} - this includes the current date in locale specific 'short' format
 +  * {Date:<format>} - this includes the current date in the custom format specified (eg [b]{Date:d MMM yy}[/b]) - see below for options
 +  * {Time} - this includes the current time in locale specific standard format
 +  * {TimeNoSecs} - this includes the current time in locale specific standard format, without the seconds value
 +  * {Time:<format>} - this includes the current time in the custom format specified (eg [b]{Time:H:mm}[/b]) - see below for options
 +  * {Originator} - this includes the original sender's email address
 +  * {OrigSubject} - this includes the original subject of the incoming email
 +  * {Subject} - this includes the subject that the autoresponder will use
 +  * {Section} - this includes the name of the autoresponder 'section' currently being processed
 +
 +====Custom Date Formats====
 +  * d - Numeric day of the month, no leading zeros
 +  * dd - Numeric Day of the month, leading zeros for single digit days
 +  * ddd - Short day of the week name as specified by the locale 
 +  * dddd - Full day of the week name as specified by the locale
 +  * M - Numeric month, no leading zeros
 +  * MM - Numeric month, leading zeros for single digit months
 +  * MMM - Short month name as specified by the locale
 +  * MMMM - Full month name as specified by the locale
 +  * yy - Last two digits of year. A leading zero is added for single digit years
 +  * yyyy - Full year number
 +
 +====Custom Time Formats====
 +  * h - Hours from 12 hour clock, no leading zeros
 +  * hh - Hours from 12 hour clock, leading zero for single digit hours
 +  * H - Hours from 24 hour clock, no leading zeros
 +  * HH - Hours from 24 hour clock, leading zero for single digit hours
 +  * m - Minutes, no leading zeros
 +  * mm - Minute, leading zero for single digit minutes
 +  * s - Seconds, no leading zeors
 +  * ss - Seconds, leading zero for single digit seconds
 +  * t - One character marker for AM/PM (eg A/P in English)
 +  * tt - Marker for AM/PM (eg AM/PM in English)
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