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Posted 08-07-2017 at 04:00 PM byMichael Uplawski Updated 08-20-2017 at 09:27 AM byMichael Uplawski(This works. The previous recipe did not... not always. Maybe. I guess...)
Howto use procmail to set up an autoresponder. But without sendmail
Make Sendmail == Exim, if you must.
But. Erm. If you do not have sendmail or you do not want sendmail.., then what sends your mail?
Mutt
Mutt is a Mail-User-Agent, but it supports the smtp- pop*- and IMAP*-protocols and can be run in batch-mode, meaning non-interactively (a “MTA”, you might say). Although Mutt can fetch mail from a remote server and supports all the current protocols,
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