Hello all, another Webfaction refugee here. I provide email services to someone else via Webfaction and part of that is allowing them to toggle the auto-responder and set a message. On Webfaction I downloaded a simple Ruby/Sinatra/Passenger application that exposes a page where the responder can be toggled and the message set.

I am considering migrating that account here, and would like to know - is there equivalent functionality on Opalstack? It doesn't have to be via Ruby (in fact, I'd prefer Python) but I do want to be able to expose this functionality to allow them control over their email without sharing my master control panel password.

  • sean replied to this.

    kylotan hey, I remember you!

    We've got a couple of loose ends on our email API endpoints that are blocking autoresponder settings via the API, but we should have those sorted out in the coming week. I'll follow up here as soon as it's ready.

        Hey Sean, yes it's me - thanks for all the help in the past. I know it's a tiny thing but this functionality is really important to me so just having the API will be great - I can throw together a Django or PHP form quickly enough once that's in place. Looking forward to hearing more on this.

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          Its been a while since the first post. Any news on this issue? Is it dead or alive?

          • sean replied to this.

            clkuy kylotan sorry for the lack of an update here!

            The mailuser/updateAPI endpoint now includes the autoresponder options, eg:

            curl -X POST -H "Content-type: application/json" -H "Authorization: Token xxxxxxxx" -d '{"id":"aaaa-bbbb-cccc-dddd-eeee", "procmailrc":"", "autoresponder_enable":true, "autoresponder_message":"vacation!"}' https://my.opalstack.com/api/v0/mailuser/update/

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