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Originally Posted by cchargin  Hello all,
If I set zimbraPrefOutOfOfficeCacheDuration to 1, does that mean 1 day? |
that would mean 1 millisecond:
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duration syntax:^\d+[hmsd]?$.
If [hmsd] is not specified, the default is milliseconds.
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zmprov ma
user@domain.com zimbraPrefOutOfOfficeCacheDuration 1d
(you could also modify it on the COS)
Thus duplicate away messages will not be sent to the same user in the given interval of 1 day. On day 2, if they send that account an email, they would again get back one notification, then no notifications for another day.
Setting to 0 would send an out-of-office notification in response to every email received. (you want this-but it's generally not a good idea, as your sending responses to spam etc...
+ If you have user A with an away message up, user B sends an email, and immediately put's up their away message (with the attribute set to 0) you could technically get a loop.
Therefore 1d and up is probably a better setting to use.
I prefer 3d (or every week 5/7d depending upon how long the user is gone) ie: If their gone a month-then every week, (this is what I set the COS to) unless they specifically ask for 3 days.
You also might be interested in:
zimbraPrefOutOfOfficeDirectAddress
zimbraPrefOutOfOfficeFromDate
zimbraPrefOutOfOfficeReply
zimbraPrefOutOfOfficeReplyEnabled
zimbraPrefOutOfOfficeUntilDate
Search bugzilla for the requests to add these via admin/user settings...