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Old 08-25-2001
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hi

I am using Pine to recive my mails. Can any one help out how i can effectivley use the auto reply. The auto reply should not for all of my mails recieved. It should be for some mail ids which i have specified.

Is there any way to do?

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AFAIK PINE doesn't support Auto-Reply. What you need is procmail. man procmail procmailrc. Man page contains several examples which should be helpfull to you.


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