25 Jul
2003
25 Jul
'03
5:45 p.m.
On 25-07 11:01, Juan J. Sierralta P. wrote:
Yes, I know it, but from time to time people who are not subscribed to
the list are brought into a discussion and they wouldn't see replies.
Simply use "group reply" when replying and you're done.
Jan.
Fine, but sometimes the To header comes without
prefixes since probably
the proxy of another domain added them to the R-URI.
Does the missed_acc uses the To HF also ?
Sorry, I don't follow now. In our case, the routing proxy does the
following:
rewritehostport("your.voicemail.host");
append_hf("P-hint: OFFLINE-VOICEMAIL\r\n");
t_relay();
The routing proxy simply rewrites the hostname part of Request-URI
with hostname of the voicemail machine and forward the request there.
The other mahine runs the script I sent yesterday.
Another question: How can I check if the R-URI
correspond to one of my
subscribers ? (not the registered one) I cannot use lookup() over
subscribers table.
You can check if hostname part belongs to your proxy, that's what
if (uri == myself) does. It compares all hostnames, IPs and alises of
the host.
If you want to check if the user in R-URI is really registered (that
means if he does exist), you can use does_uri_exist function from uri
module. The function checks if the username in R-URI is registered
(i.e. it must exist in subscriber table).
PS: Please always CC the list.
Ups ! Sorry
Mailman can be setup to set reply-to to the list address.