Problem is "auto reply emails" [modified]
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hi every body, when we send email then come some auto reply messages.i am working on the email sending project. i have a problem that how can i know, that particlur massege is auto reply massage.furthermore how many auto reply messages i have got,Number of open messages which i sended. PLs help me for this problem. thanks in advance have a nice time
modified on Tuesday, October 28, 2008 6:55 AM
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hi every body, when we send email then come some auto reply messages.i am working on the email sending project. i have a problem that how can i know, that particlur massege is auto reply massage.furthermore how many auto reply messages i have got,Number of open messages which i sended. PLs help me for this problem. thanks in advance have a nice time
modified on Tuesday, October 28, 2008 6:55 AM
far too vague... for this you need to either a) Google Or b) buy a good book
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far too vague... for this you need to either a) Google Or b) buy a good book
OR c) Learn English
Harvey Saayman - South Africa Junior Developer .Net, C#, SQL
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hi every body, when we send email then come some auto reply messages.i am working on the email sending project. i have a problem that how can i know, that particlur massege is auto reply massage.furthermore how many auto reply messages i have got,Number of open messages which i sended. PLs help me for this problem. thanks in advance have a nice time
modified on Tuesday, October 28, 2008 6:55 AM
It sounds like you need to be looking at the "In-reply-to" header of incoming messages, and comparing that to the "Message-id" of your outgoing mail. By matching the two and defining a time threshold between send and receive you should be able to detect auto-responders with reasonable accuracy. It would fair to assume that anything that arrives back within 10-15 minutes of sending would be an auto-responder - well, either that or someone who's way too stressed out, or hopped up on stims ;) The only real foreseeable problem is going to be receiving mail servers that delay incoming messages for n minutes/hours (an anti-spamming technique) - if delayed enough it's going to be difficult to ascertain if it's an auto-response or a human response in code.. Google around for "email message headers" for a grounding.
modified on Tuesday, October 28, 2008 9:03 AM