[sork] Vacation reply interval

Eric Rostetter eric.rostetter at physics.utexas.edu
Fri May 16 21:06:14 PDT 2003


Quoting Doug Wilson <sony7818 at yahoo.com>:

> Just wondering if there was a place in the source code
> where I could customize the vacation reply interval
> (vacation -r <interval>). The normal reply interval
> for is one week, but the -r flag can be used to pick
> another interval.

This is on the TODO list, but isn't universal so it can be a problem.
For example, in my vacation program it is -t instead of -r for this.
Some don't have it at all.  Some do it in different time units, etc.
 
> Is this something I can add in the php source if I
> want to globally change the reply interval?

Edit vacation/lib/Driver/*.php (probably forwards.php, maybe qmail.php)
and find the lines that read something like:

        if (!empty($alias) && ($alias != $my_email)) {
           $contents = "\\$my_email, \"|" . $conf['vacation']['path'] .
                       " -a $alias $my_email\"";
        } else {
           $contents = "\\$my_email, \"|" . $conf['vacation']['path'] .
                       " $my_email\"";
        }

and change it to something like:

        if (!empty($alias) && ($alias != $my_email)) {
           $contents = "\\$my_email, \"|" . $conf['vacation']['path'] .
                       " -r 2 -a $alias $my_email\"";
        } else {
           $contents = "\\$my_email, \"|" . $conf['vacation']['path'] .
                       " -r 2 $my_email\"";
        }

This would set it for "-r 2" what ever that means (2 days?).

> I'm not entirely sure if this is something that's
> handled in the source code. Thanks for any insight.

It can be...  If you want to make the modification.

> Doug
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