Christopher
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[1.39.1] Limiting autoresponder replies to "x per y" or simply once per sender?
Is there any practicable way to limit autoresponder replies to a sender at "x per y" (e.g., once per day, twice per month) irrespective of the number of emails received from a sender? Alternatively how about a simple "send once only per sender" option?
Been unable to find anything on the DA forums about this but it's a fairly important feature for business users using the feature for OoO/vacation messages. I hate pissing off senders with multiple autoresponders, especially if it's someone who's being CCed into ongoing business discussions whilst they're on holiday, perhaps with sporadic access via (audit trails critical in business).
NB: I'm not an Exim expert, although I can wrangle confs and I've already read threads like this (relating to vanilla Exim). However as DA is handling the sending of autoresponses I don't want to muck about too much with underlying application settings. Any pointers appreciated, I think I've R all of the relevant sections of TFM.
Is there any practicable way to limit autoresponder replies to a sender at "x per y" (e.g., once per day, twice per month) irrespective of the number of emails received from a sender? Alternatively how about a simple "send once only per sender" option?
Been unable to find anything on the DA forums about this but it's a fairly important feature for business users using the feature for OoO/vacation messages. I hate pissing off senders with multiple autoresponders, especially if it's someone who's being CCed into ongoing business discussions whilst they're on holiday, perhaps with sporadic access via (audit trails critical in business).
NB: I'm not an Exim expert, although I can wrangle confs and I've already read threads like this (relating to vanilla Exim). However as DA is handling the sending of autoresponses I don't want to muck about too much with underlying application settings. Any pointers appreciated, I think I've R all of the relevant sections of TFM.