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List:       ingo
Subject:    Re: [ingo] ingo - vacation question
From:       Andrew Richey <richey () mail ! coe ! fsu ! edu>
Date:       2007-07-03 18:16:43
Message-ID: 468A928B.6010101 () coe ! fsu ! edu
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    Thanks Eric, appreciate the help.  I've been playing around with 
sork this afternoon, and that seems to work well.  I've one issue, but 
will direct it to the sork mailing list.

Eric Jon Rostetter wrote:
> Ingo doesn't, AFAIK, support using .forward files.  For that, you should
> look at sork/forwards instead.  However, Ingo does support procmail (I
> myself migrated from sork with .forward files to ingo with procmail,
> even though I "created" the sork modules).  So if you can use procmail,
> that is a viable option.
>
> Otherwise, if you must use .forward files, you might have to use sork
> (forwards and vacations) instead.  Sork isn't as flexible as 
> ingo+procmail
> though.
>
> I'n not sure why there isn't a "ftp" method for ingo to support the
> normal unix file vacation and sendmail forwarding... (probably just no
> one has written one yet?)  There are some difficulties with doing this
> process, but it should probably still be done someday.
>
> If you can, I'd suggest using the procmail driver.  If you can't (your
> system doesn't support procmail), then I'd suggest either you switch to
> the sork modules, or you sponsor a bounty to have ingo handle this type
> of setup.


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