Re: how to make server response to emails
| From: | Jason Wong | Date: | Thu, 09 Jan 2003 10:10:18 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: how to make server response to emails | ||
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On Thursday 09 January 2003 17:33, See kok Boon wrote:
> Seen this in many mailing list, but I do not know the logic behind it, hope
> someone can spare some time to enlighten me.
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> Recall that many mailing list systems all users to send an email with the
> word "unsubscribe" (or "help" or "subscribe" for that matter.) in
> the
> subject line to allow the subscriber to unsubscribe, therefore I believe
> that there is a way to make the mail server, or which ever it is, to
> response specifically to text within the mail.
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> Besides using this for mailing list, I think the logic can also be used I
> other areas such as specific response to Q&A etc.
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> However, I have no idea how this is accomplished and what this system is
> called, so I need some precious help here. Anyone please?
Most MTA systems can process mail through an arbitary program. Thus you can
use a CLI version of PHP to process your mail. Search the archives for
"process email".
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