[horde] Vacation in Horde 4

[Alessio Cecchi]

Il 07/08/2012 16:06, Vilius Šumskas ha scritto:
>> Il 07/08/2012 14:34, Vilius Šumskas ha scritto:
>>>> Il 07/08/2012 14:06, Vilius Šumskas ha scritto:
>>>>>> I'm using the latest stable version of Horde 4 Groupware Webmail.
>> Have
>>>>>> this version a tool for manage "vacation" or autoresponder?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> In H3 was Vacation, in H4 sould be Sork but how can install it?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I'm not using sieve so ingo is not suitable for me.
>>>>>
>>>>> Ingo works with procmail, maildrop and others. Are you sure it doen't
>>>> support your backend?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> For autoresponder we are using qmail-autoresponder that support
>>>> configuration in .qmail file or in mysql. The old module Vacation
>>>> supported .qmail.
>>>>
>>>> I would like to see the backend, for vacation, supported by H4 and
>>>> evaluate the integration with our configuration. We have developed a
>>>> series of shell script for manage .qmail files that can be easily adapted.
>>>
>>> Ingo already supports every transport Horde VFS uses, for example FTP.
>>>
>>> What you need to write is a Qmail script driver which would generate a
>> .qmail file. See /ingo/lib/Script/Promail as an example. I don't think it would
>> be too difficult to change that according to .qmail syntax.
>>>
>>
>> This could be a good idea but if possibile I prefer to use MySQL for
>> store autoresponder information. With MySQL we don't need to edit files
>> on disk.
>>
>> Now our customers can manage autoresponder only by the control panel,
>> the control panel can add/remove autoresponder in two ways:
>>
>> - INSERT/DELETE rows in MySQL
>> - run a shell script command that add rows in mysql
>>
>> Editing .qmail files is only necessary one time (when we add a new
>> domain), thanks to our special server configuration, and we can skip
>> this step.
>>
>>   From the point of view of Horde Ingo is easier to insert row in MySQL
>> or run command?
>
> It doesn't matter actually. If you want your driver to be accepted upstream though, I would suggest writing a *transport* SQL driver for Qmail, instead of executing custom commands. /ingo/lib/Transport/Ldap.php could be one such *structural* example. And you still would need to write a *script* driver as I mentioned earlier, so that Ingo would know Qmail syntax.

Thanks :-)

>> One last question, in my Ingo configuration only whitelist and blacklist
>> are visible, how can show Vacation?
>
> It depends on the driver. The driver you are using doesn't support Vacations most probably.
>

True, the default driver was imap.

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