O servidor Domino não possui a funcionalidade de resposta automática quando um usuário recebe correio. O motivo para implementar isto é uma simples mudança de telefone e endereço, ou seja , para cada correio que uma pessoa receber um aviso automático irá ser enviado para avisar que o endereço da empresa irá mudar e também o telefone. Pesquisei um pouco e achei “pronto” um TN que sendo “traduzido” resolve o problema. A desvantagem é que para cada correio que chegar vai sair outro, o tráfego vai aumentar bastante. Não encontrei o link do TN no site da IBM o resumo do TN segue abaixo
You can use a LotusScript agent to test for Internet addresses and limit the replies to those senders. For example, the agent below would use the trigger of “After new mail arrives.” The agent tests for an Internet address and then sends a reply to the sender with a “Thank you for your inquiry” response.
NOTE: The code below is a sample script provided to illustrate one way to approach this issue. In order for this example to perform as intended, the script must be laid out exactly as indicated below. IBM Support cannot customize this script for a customer’s own configuration.
In the script, you can customize the BodyText variable as desired. The code can be placed in the Initialize event.
Dim session As New NotesSession
Dim db As NotesDatabase
Dim col As NotesDocumentCollection
Dim doc As NotesDocument
Dim MailDoc As NotesDocument
Dim Body As NotesRichTextItem
Dim OldBody As NotesRichTextItem
Dim OriginalFromAddress As String
Dim Subject As String
Dim BodyText As String
‘This is the body of the email, Chr(10) indicates a new line
‘you can change the body to whatever you want following this format
BodyText = “Thank you for your inquiry.” + Chr(10) +_
“This is an automatically generated response. Please do not reply.” + Chr(10) +_
“We will contact you shortly regarding your inquiry.” + Chr(10) +_
“Regards,” + Chr(10)+_
“John Doe” ‘SET THIS TO DESIRED NAME
‘set objects
Set db = session.CurrentDatabase
Set col = db.UnprocessedDocuments
Set doc = col.GetFirstDocument
‘set the subject of the email to go out
Subject = “Re: ” + doc.GetItemValue(“Subject”)(0)
‘loop through the document collection
While Not doc Is Nothing
‘check the address to see if it contains an @ sign
If doc.HasItem(“SMTPOriginator”) Then
OriginalFromAddress = doc.GetItemValue(“SMTPOriginator”)(0)
Elseif doc.HasItem(“From”) Then
OriginalFromAddress = doc.GetItemValue(“From”)(0)
Else
Goto nextdoc
End If
‘if an @ sign is found, send a reply
If Instr(OriginalFromAddress,”@”) <> 0 Then
‘create a new mail document
Set MailDoc = db.CreateDocument
‘set the subject and from fields
Call MailDoc.ReplaceItemValue(“Subject”, Subject)
‘set the body and append the body from the original email
Set OldBody = doc.GetFirstItem(“body”)
Set body = MailDoc.CreateRichTextItem(“body”)
Call body.AppendText(bodyText)
Call body.AddNewline(2)
Call body.AppendRTItem(oldBody)
‘send the document
Call MailDoc.Send(False,OriginalFromAddress)
End If
Nextdoc:
‘update the processedDoc flag so that this document isn’t processed
‘again on a subsequent run
Call session.UpdateProcessedDoc(doc)
‘get the next document in the collection
Set doc = col.GetNextDocument(doc)
Wend