On an iOS device, in Safari or Chrome, trying to set autoresponses for multiple email accounts is almost impossible. I wont list every problem - just give it a go for one email address, and then imagine having to repeat that process for 3 or a dozen more email accounts. Times in particular are almost to see and update - this needs a great deal more thought put into it. There doesnt even seem to be a way to set a global autoreply.
Hello @Grok,
I encourage you to open a feature request if you'd like to see an improvement or additional functionality (e.g. enabling autoresponders for all multiple email accounts at once):
Submit A Feature Request
In the meantime, you may find the following UAPI function helpful if you have command line access:
UAPI Functions - Email::add_auto_responder - Software Development Kit - cPanel Documentation
Thank you.
I encourage you to open a feature request if you'd like to see an improvement or additional functionality (e.g. enabling autoresponders for all multiple email accounts at once):
Submit A Feature Request
In the meantime, you may find the following UAPI function helpful if you have command line access:
UAPI Functions - Email::add_auto_responder - Software Development Kit - cPanel Documentation
Thank you.
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