Hi there, I setup a fresh ispconfig3 and try the auto response function. When the first time I set, no auto reply at all. Then I deactivate it and re-set again, same problem. So, I look inside the ISP database, and found that everything already set but still no auto reply. After a whole night without any touch, the next day when I back to office, I try to send an email to that account and I got the auto reply in a minute. I just thought that is there any problem and ISP need a very long time to activate the auto reply function? Or is there anything I make wrong? I can confirm the server date and time are in localtime; set the start time to right now; After set, I look in the database and saw "1" in autorespone field. Can help where I go wrong? Thanks.
Check the timezone in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/lib/config.inc.php and /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/lib/config.inc.php and adjust it is nescessary.
Thanks Till, I checked both files and amended with 'Asia/Hong_Kong' but still no luck. Is there anywhere I have to check? Thanks. BTW, another question, can I amend the auto reply email with the user own subject instead of 'Auto Response: From [email protected]'? Thanks.
Normally it takes about 60 seconds to write changes to disk. you can see in the ispconfig monitor > jobqueue when a change has been written. if the jobqueue is empty, then all changes have been applied.
Thanks Till, I checked with the job queue and system log. I found that ispc3 processed the job and the required files wrote to /var/vmail/mailfilters/$domain/$user/.<files> too. When I try to send a test email to that account, I can also saw the .vacation.lst.gdbm and .vacation.lst.lock generated out. But I still cannot get the auto reply email back to sender until I wait over night. Is there any where I need to check? Thanks.
