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[Derek J. Balling]

[resent to list because I forgot to cc the list on my reply]

>I assume you are doing nothing wrong, and that your vacation program is
>just more picky (correct) than most.  I don't know that for sure, but
>it is reasonable to assume that is the case.  If you let me know more
>about how your vacation works, maybe we can find a workaround...

AUTHOR
      vacation was developed by Eric Allman and the University of California,
      Berkeley in 1983.
      This version is maintained by Marco d'Itri <md@linux.it> and contains
      code taken from the three free BSD and some patches applied to a linux
      port.

My workaround, btw, was do to:

vacation -i -f foo.db
mv foo.db /etc/horde2/vacation_template.db

and change "/dev/null" to "/etc/horde2/vacation_template.db" in vacation.php

Worked like a champ.

I _THINK_ most vacation programs support the "-i -f FILENAME", most 
of the ones I've come across, anyway.  Might be worth making that 
part of the documentation/configurations.

You'll want to do configure that on a per-mailhost basis, though, 
(seeing a bug ahead of time). It's possible mailhost1 is using DB2, 
mailhost2 is using DB3 and mailhost3 is using DB4, and each of those 
would need a different "initialized template", since they're not 
really intercompatible.

So maybe "make a vacation.db template on the $MAILHOST, using that 
mailhost's vacation program, copy it to 
$HORDEMACHINE:/some/path/$MAILHOST.vacation.db, and reference THAT 
path in the vacation.php file?

Confusing? A little, but it seems the best way to do it.

D

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