Re: [cpx] Aut*Reply function not working Please Help

[Appleget Associates <iserver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> On Wed, Jan 25, 2006 at 04:13:46PM -0500, Appleget Associates wrote:
> >  I am trying to set up an AutoReply for a user this is what I have and
> >  it still does not work
> >
> >  Generics table has
> >
> >  www             www@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >  user1           user1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> This looks ok
>
> >  virtusertables has
> >
> >  useer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx           user1
> >  useer1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx           user1
>
> Two 'e's? I'm assuming this is a typo. You seem to understand that
> each user must have a working virtusertable entry.

Yes a type here


>  > www@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx                   user0
>
> >  I log into user1 on the control panel go to mail go to auto reply
> >
> >  say yes with the following (so it has a subject)
> >
> >  Subject: Will Reply Shortly
> >
> >  message
> >
> >  signature lines
> >
> >  But I get no reply when I send and email.  they are receiving  the mail
>
> You get no reply, but "they" *are* receiving the mail?
>
> I believe that autoreply will only reply once per week per sender (or
> something like that. Rus?)

they are receiving.  where does it find the history.  a and I even 
tried it with a brand new email

> >  So where else do I look
>
> You'll want to look in /var/log/maillog at the time you send your test
> message and see if a) it's being correctly received, b) being replied to.
>
> If a) but not b), you'll want to turn on procmail logging in

email is being received  I did the following and it never logged or 
created the file -  I also can't find any messages anywhere   could 
it not be reading the users procmail at all

LOGABSTRACT=all
VERBOSE=yes
 LOGFILE=$HOME/autoreply.log

:0 c
| /usr/bin/vacation -f .cpx/autoreply/vacation.db -m 
.cpx/autoreply/message.txt $LOGNAME

> ~/.cpx/procmail/autoreply.rc:
>
>   LOGABSTRACT=all
>   VERBOSE=yes
>   LOGFILE=$HOME/autoreply.log
>
>   :0 c
>   | /usr/local/bin/autoreply ... etc. ...
>
> Then look at ~/autoreply.log after sending a test message (be sure to
> remove those debugging lines when you're done).
>
> Scott
> --
> Scott Wiersdorf
> scottw@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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