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Can you explain your use-case in some more detail? Currently, the closest that exists to what I think you're describing is the "cancel recurrence upon reply" option, which can stop a pending message when it sees a response to a previous message. As one example, you could send a message and then repeat the same message every day until you get a response. |
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I think what you want here is https://deadmanssnitch.com/, not Send Later. If you'd rather host it yourself then use a third-party service like Dead Man's Snitch, you should look at Coal Mine, which as it happens I wrote and maintain. You can set up Coal Mine on a random server or cloud virtual machine or something and have your periodic task ping a Coal Mine URL each time it runs to notify Coal Mine that it is working. If email is an essential part of this, i.e., you actually want to ensure that the periodic task is able to send out emails not just ping URLs, then you can set up a mail filter on the Coal Mine server that detects the incoming emails and pings the Coal Mine URL when they arrive. Coal Mine will send out notification emails if the periodic task is late, just like Dead Man's Snitch does. This is not something that we're likely to build into send Later, so I'm going to close this discussion. |
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Has anyone figured out a way to use this Add on to send the email when a certain amount of time has passed with no incoming mail?
Thanks!
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