Applicable to:
- Plesk for Linux
- Plesk for Windows
Question
How to enable/disable autoresponder via command-line interface?
Answer
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Go to Domains > example.com > Mail > john_doe@example.com > Auto-Reply.
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Enable Switch on auto-reply and set it up.
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Once done, apply the changes.
Use the plesk bin autoresponder
utility to manage autoresponder.
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Enabling autoresponder
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Connect to a Plesk server via SSH (Linux) / RDP (Windows Server).
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Enable autoresponder:
The following command creates and enables autoresponder for the mail account john_doe@example.com with the text “Thank you for your inquiry. The application form is attached.”, with the subject line “Application form” and attached file applicationform.txt from the file system.
# plesk bin autoresponder --update -mail john_doe@example.com -status true -attach add:"/path/to/applicationform.txt" -subject "Application form" -text "Thank you for your inquiry. The application form is attached."
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Disabling autoresponder
Use the following command to switch off the autoresponder for an email account:
# plesk bin autoresponder --update -mail johndoe@example.com -status false
To disable autoresponder for multiple mailboxes:
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Get all email accounts with enabled autoresponder:
# plesk db "SELECT mail.mail_name, mail_resp.resp_on FROM mail LEFT JOIN mail_resp ON mail.id = mail_resp.mn_id where mail_resp.resp_on='true'"
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Create the file /root/autoreply.txt and add required email accounts:
CONFIG_TEXT: john_doe@example.com
jane_doe@example.com -
Disable auto-reply for all mailboxes specified in the text file:
# cat /root/autoreply.txt | while read i; do /usr/local/psa/bin/autoresponder --update -mail $i -status false;done
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