and it is possible 
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/sogo
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Indeed ! So you believe thatsâs a bug introduced by a recent release of Sogo ?
Just found that, not sure it is related to our issue.
/var/lib/vmail # cat administrator/sieve/sogo.sieve
require ["vacation"];
vacation :days 7 :subject "hello" :addresses ["administrator@rocky9-pve4.org"] text:
fdgdfg
.
;
something similar 
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Txs Steph. Unfortunately it didnât solve the issue 
# cat testuser/sieve/sogo.sieve
require ["vacation"];
vacation :days 7 :addresses ["testuser@lebrass.be"] text:
ABSNET
.
;
That said, I believe that the contents are syntactically correct : sievec sogo.sievedoesnât report any error.
GPT suggests that it could be due to the fact that I use a smarthost and that autoreplies are sent with an empty FROM header.
Solution proposed : adding sieve_vacation_send_from_recipient = yes
It works
runagent -m mail1
podman exec -ti dovecot vi /etc/dovecot/local.conf.d/myoverride.conf
# add the following lines :
plugin {
sieve_vacation_send_from_recipient = yes
}
systemctl --user reload dovecot
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A bit confused, what was the root cause and the solution please?
Iâm using a smarthost that refuses to send emails with no FROM address specified.
Apparently by default dovecot sends auto replies without that FROM header set. Thatâs on purpose, to keep mail loops happening, but in my case thatâs needed because of the smarthost policy.
The fix is here, it forces dovecot to specify a FROM address :
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Hi all,
I have the same problem. NS 8/mail 1.7.4/SOGo 2.1.0.
When ading this override, the mail is sent with header, but the sender has this form: user@domain.com**.locahost.**
And it is also then rejected/bounced by gmail, yahooâŠ
How can I override this? Thank you!