Problem with auto reply and forwarding

[TomasMarin]

Hi Folks,

I have the following problem with zimbra (Version 4.5.6_GA_1024.RHEL4 27.06.2007):

we require the away message for our customers (no problem to configure it),
but the mail is also supposed to be forwarded (vacation representation) to
another user and the mail must be discarded on the mailbox of the first user.

Does not work or better how is supposed to be configured that?

Does someone have here a tip?

Thanks and Regards,

Tomas

[jholder]

In your options, fill in the info that says, "Address for new notifications"

That should do it.

[mmorse]

think he want's the entire email fowarded and deleted off the inbox:

Originally Posted by TomasMarin

but the mail is also supposed to be forwarded (vacation representation) to
another user and the mail must be discarded on the mailbox of the first user.
Does not work or better how is supposed to be configured that?

what part doesn't work?

if you put in a froward address and put and check 'Don't keep a local copy of messages' what happens?

if you don't see these options be sure they're enabled in the 'features' tab of the user/cos in the admin console
"allow user to specify a forwarding address" is in the forwarding tab

[TomasMarin]

Hi,

thank your both for the fast information.

I 'll exactly describe a little bit more about this problem:

USER1 goes on vacation and the incomming mails should forwarded to USER2. Also an away mail must be send to the sender and the mail are not supposed to be saved into the mail box of USER1.

If I configure only the "away message" it works fine, but when I configure " Disable local delivery" and "forwarding", this both options works fine but not the away message.

THX for your help,

Tomas

[mmorse]

in your testing-did you: enable away messages, send a test email, enable forwarding, then when you sent a 2nd test message you got no email?
That would be because only one copy of the away message is sent to a sender per away message cycle.

If I get a spare sec I'll try this out using some new blank accounts to see if your issue of 'doesn't work when both enabled' is a bug. (like if the forwarding happens first and never comes in properly to trigger an away message)

[TomasMarin]

in your testing-did you: enable away messages, send a test email, enable forwarding, then when you sent a 2nd test message you got no email?
That would be because only one copy of the away message is sent to a sender per away message cycle.

If I get a spare sec I'll try this out using some new blank accounts to see if your issue of 'doesn't work when both enabled' is a bug. (like if the forwarding happens first and never comes in properly to trigger an away message)

I know about this thing! I tested with different mail accounts. But, when I enable "forwarding" it doesn't work (away message).

THX

Tomas

[mmorse]

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