Broken vacation rule [Scanned by Freecom.net]

Greg Matthews gmatt at nerc.ac.uk
Mon Apr 3 12:02:29 IST 2006


'scuse top post...

I've never implemented a vacation message because I've seen far too much
of this sort of thing. Is there any docu on implementing sensible vac
message that wont spam lists, wont respond more than once per sender etc
plus any other gotchas?

G

On Sun, 2006-03-26 at 16:43 -0500, Matt Kettler wrote:
> And one wonders why so many people despise lists which insert a "Reply-To"
> header that points back to the list..
> 
> Too many *CENSORED* out there that think "reply" is an appropriate behavior for
> a vacation rule.
> 
> Of course, if we're lucky someone will spamcop freecom.net's mailservers.
> 
> (Spamcop DOES accept reports for broken vacation rules, which this clearly is,
> and it was done by a systems admin who should know better. While I hate to see
> companies listed because some *CENSORED* in marketing crafted up his own
> vacation rule without following procedure, I don't have any sympathy for freecom
> if they get listed for this.)
> 
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Greg Matthews           01491 692445
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