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> Hi,
> 
> I'm in urgent need of a decent auto responder. Doesn't need to be particulary 
> advanced, just something simple. Should work via a .forward file in a users 
> account. I've searched for "vacation" which I used before, but to no avail.

Vacation is in /usr/bin.



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