In Cyrus mail, how do I set up a vacation message?
In Cyrus mail, you can set up an automatic response for messages sent to your Indiana University email account while you are away on vacation. To set up a vacation message, follow these steps:
- Log into IU Webmail at: https://webmail.iu.edu/
- In the top menu, click
Vacation.
- On the Vacation Edit page, under "Vacation", in the "My email
addresses:" field, type your email address. If you have more than one
email address coming to this mailbox, then specify them here. Each
address should be on its own line.
- If there are people to whom you do not want to send your vacation
message, list them in the "Addresses to not send responses to:"
field. Each address should be on its own line.
- To not send your vacation message in reply to mailing lists or
other bulk mail messages, check the box next to "Do not send responses
to bulk or list messages".
- In the "Number of days between vacation replies:" field, enter the
number of days to wait before sending another vacation response to an
address that's already received one.
- In the "Subject of vacation message:" field, type the text you
want displayed in the "Subject" field of your vacation
message.
- In the "Text of vacation message:" field, type the text that will
be sent as the body of your vacation message.
- When you're finished, click
Save. You'll see the following on-screen confirmation messages: Changes saved. Script successfully activated. You may leave the Cyrus filtering page by using the Logout button above. - To return to your mail, in the top menu, click
Inbox.
Note: Your vacation message is enabled as soon as
you click Save. To turn it off, return to the Rules List, and
find "Vacation" under "Existing Rules". Then, under "Enabled", click
the green checkmark corresponding to the Vacation rule. Doing so will
change the green checkmark to a red "X"; also a red "DISABLED" will
appear next to the rule name. To re-enable the Vacation rule, click
the red "X", and it will revert to a green checkmark.
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Last modified on March 31, 2006.
Last modified on March 31, 2006.
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