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Comment	> Good afternoon. I just made a tiny enhancement to the > vacation/lib/Driver/plesk.php file to set an additional XML parameter > available in Plesk. If "ans_freq" is not set, then it defaults in > Plesk to a value of 10, which means that the first 10 times an > external user sends in an email to an account, the autoresponder will > shoot out a response. This is fine, until two users in the same > company are both on vacation, and one of them sends email to the > other; then each side gets 10 "dueling vacation messages" that look > like "Re: Re: Re: original subject". I thought it was pretty funny, > but some of our users don't have a sense of humor. > > > > So here is my improved version, as a patch: > > > > > > [root@lin-10-ve1 Driver]# diff plesk.php.original plesk.php > > 158c158 > > < . > '</text></autoresponder></autoresponders></mailname></filter>' > > --- > >> . >> '</text><ans_freq>1</ans_freq></autoresponder></autoresponders></mailname></filter>' > > > > > > Note that this field of part of the Plesk 8.3 XML API specification, > which I got as a PDF from Parallels' site. Also note that their > parser seems to be sensitive to the sequence in which these > parameters are given; I tried adding <ans_freq> right after the > <name> and <enabled> flags of the autoresponder, and it gave some XML > HTTP error, but if I put it here, after the <text> parameter, it > accepts it fine. (I followed the order in that section of the PDF.) > > > > Also note that I do not know whether this field is available in older > versions of Plesk, or whether attempting to supply it to an older > version would succeed but silently ignore this parameter, or would > completely fail. Sorry, don't have time or resources to test it. I > just wanted to submit this so other people might get the benefit of > our research. > > > > Cheers! > > > > -- Jeff Saxe, Network Engineer > > Blue Ridge InternetWorks > > Charlottesville, VA, US > > 434-817-0707 ext. 2024
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