mails triggered by scripts are containing "Auto-Submitted: auto-generated" header which is good, but they also should contain "Precedence: bulk" because some auto-reply implementations are looking at this header to supress replies * Precedence: bulk * Auto-Submitted: auto-generated i love the current behavior writing a script and if it generates any output get a mail to the admin-group, but it would be nice if one of the group is at holidays not trigger replies
From RFC3834 <citation> A response MAY include a Precedence field [I4.RFC2076] in order to discourage responses from some kinds of responders which predate this specification. The field-body of the Precedence field MAY consist of the text "junk", "list", "bulk", or other text deemed appropriate by the responder. Because the Precedence field is non-standard and its interpretation varies widely, the use of Precedence is not specifically recommended by this specification, nor does this specification recommend any particular value for that field. </citation> I guess it can't break anything if I add a line into do_command.c file.
this would be very nice! most auto-responders and mailing-lists are using this header even postfix mailing-list and Wietse Venema is really a hardliner in context of smtp
Thanks for idea. I pushed it as commit 1d42d62a372125fe9d5c97136dff042d2f2aba79 I'll add it into the next cronie release.
thank you!