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New Zealand |
2007-04-17 16:05:12 |
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I am going to have to wait until NetWin weighs in on this discussion.
The only thing I managed to change was by specifying a directory
instead of a file, I managed to get it to say it searched 5 files
instead of 1, but nothing I tried managed to actually find a single
email with archive_search.
I cann't even get tellmail archive_search or archive_extract to give me
a meaningfull error.
Lyle
EPH Surge wrote:
server2.ephweb.com" type="cite">
incorrect syntax I believe
something like (windows example, so alter to the /home/ bit)
tellmail archive_search
d:archive_foldervbsreceived to=* from=me mine.com">from=memine.com
do the search first - see what
you can match it, then change it to extract
tellmail archive_extract
/home/surgemail/archive/lcrcomputer.com/a0704/a071504_1.itm lcrcomputer.com">administratorlcrcomputer.com
to=* from=* subject=*
0 messages matched in 1 file
EPH Surge wrote:
server2.ephweb.com" type="cite">
what are you using for the
extract string? Try to loosen it way up - then tighten back in to
narrow what you need.
As near as I can tell the tellmail archive_extract does not work. ; It
doesn't give me an error message, just comes back and sezs extracted 0
messages.
Lyle
EPH Surge wrote:
server2.ephweb.com" type="cite">
Your right - they don't. What I
copied earlier was direct from Surge - Marijn in fact. ; I also
commented that the docs were weak on this. ; All I had found was.
>>>"To view messages change
"archive_search" to "archive_extract" and make
>>> sure
>>> yourdomain.com">accountyourdomain.com
is set to a valid account to extract
messages to for
>>> viewing using webmail or imap mail
client.
>>> To, from, subject and date range
fields are optional, to extract
>>> specific
>>> messages from the archive. Date
range is specified as
>>> "dd/mm/yyyy-dd/mm/yyyy"."
So that actually tells me that outlook should work.
If I could make a suggestion / request -
since your going from scratch on this - document everything your doing
(screenshot too) step by step. And put it into the new Wiki for future
use ?
There is no documentation on the netwin website for these two tellmail
commands. Are they commands that may disappear or just not
documented? ; I tend to get concerned about undocumented features...
It would be nice if there was an option in Archive to drop them in a
specific account & IMAP folder.
Lyle
P.S. I have an archive going and am going to play some more this
afternoon.
-------- Original Message --------
Give it a shot, set up the
archive. (I set up one for receiving and one for sending). Then
tomorrow - or in a few hours. do an extract, mind you I've only
extracted and used it with webmail - I have not tried to use it for
outlook and I do not know if it would or not. I understood it was sort
of an IMAP type of thing - so maybe you can setup a separate IMAP
account within Outlook - but I'm really only speculating on this point.
If that works, it would not be too hard to drop the emails into an
admin account once a day with a cron job.
Lyle
EPH Surge wrote:
server2.ephweb.com"
type="cite">
I am unsure if this helps, but
it's a tellmail command.
You can search these using the tellmail commands:
archive_search myarchive mail_store_accountnew to=* from=*
subject=*
range=01/01/2007-07/01/2007
and
archive_extract myarchive mail_store_accountnew to=* from=*
subject=*
range=01/01/2007-07/01/2007
David,
I agree that it would seem using archive is a good approach. Is there
documentation on how to move email from the archive to a mailbox? I
see that function is hinted at in the documentation, but have not found
anything further on how to do that. ; Nor have I found anything in the
webadmin other than putting the archive in a file somewhere.
This particular customer does want it in a mailbox.
Thanks,
Lyle
David Hares wrote:
hhc-web" type="cite">
Lyle,
Having had to do this in the past, the most reasonable, scalable, and
easiest to monitor solution is archive. Archive has the capability of
delivering mail out of the archive to any specific mailbox. I don't know if
you can schedule it to happen automatically, but you can command it via the
web interface, and apply filters as well.
Dave
-----Original Message-----
From: Lyle Giese [lcrcomputer.info">mailto:lylelcrcomputer.info]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 10:25 AM
To: netwinsite.com">surgemail-listnetwinsite.com
Cc: netwinsite.com">supportnetwinsite.com
Subject: Re: [SurgeMail List] capture email
Lyle Giese wrote:
I have a customer that wants to capture all inbound and
outbound email
for their domain in a mailbox. They want to be able to download or
look at it using Outlook. So using the archive function won't work.
I put in a domain rule, but that appears to only capture inbound
external mail. Outgoing email and incoming email from a
domain local
to Surge is not captured this way according to my testing.
Any pointers or help here?
Thanks,
Lyle
Ok, I was a bit quick. The domain rule does catch ALL inbound email.
But it doesn't catch any outbound email. Is there a way to 'mirror'
outbound email this way?
Thanks,
Lyle
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New Zealand |
2007-04-17 16:09:27 |
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right you don't specify the individual file - the date
specifications do that.
if you do this - what comes of it? btw - try the web
interface also for a test.
tellmail archive_extract
/home/surgemail/archive/lcrcomputer.com to=* from=*
I am going to have to wait until NetWin weighs in on this
discussion.
The only thing I managed to change was by specifying a
directory instead of a file, I managed to get it to say it searched 5 files
instead of 1, but nothing I tried managed to actually find a single email
with archive_search.
I cann't even get tellmail archive_search or
archive_extract to give me a meaningfull error.
Lyle
EPH Surge
wrote:
server2.ephweb.com type="cite">
incorrect syntax I believe something like (windows
example, so alter to the /home/ bit)
tellmail archive_search d:archive_foldervbsreceived
to=* from=memine.com">from=memine.com
do the search first - see what you can match it, then
change it to extract
tellmail
archive_extract /home/surgemail/archive/lcrcomputer.com/a0704/a071504_1.itm lcrcomputer.com">administratorlcrcomputer.com
to=* from=* subject=*
0 messages matched in 1 file
EPH Surge
wrote:
server2.ephweb.com type="cite">
what are you using for the extract string? Try to
loosen it way up - then tighten back in to narrow what you
need.
As near as
I can tell the tellmail archive_extract does not work. ; It doesn't give
me an error message, just comes back and sezs extracted 0
messages.
Lyle
EPH Surge wrote:
server2.ephweb.com type="cite">
Your right - they don't. What I copied earlier
was direct from Surge - Marijn in fact. ; I also commented that the
docs were weak on this. ; All I had found was.
>>>"To view messages change "archive_search" to
"archive_extract" and make
>>> sure
>>> yourdomain.com">accountyourdomain.com is set to a valid account to extract messages to for
>>> viewing using webmail or imap mail
client.
>>> To, from, subject and date range fields are
optional, to extract
>>> specific
>>> messages from the archive. Date range is
specified as
>>> "dd/mm/yyyy-dd/mm/yyyy"."
So that actually tells me that outlook should work.
If I could make a suggestion / request - since
your going from scratch on this - document everything your doing
(screenshot too) step by step. And put it into the new Wiki for future use
?
There is
no documentation on the netwin website for these two tellmail
commands. Are they commands that may disappear or just not
documented? I tend to get concerned about undocumented
features...
It would be nice if there was an option in Archive to
drop them in a specific account & IMAP folder.
Lyle
P.S.
I have an archive going and am going to play some more this
afternoon.
-------- Original Message --------
Give it a shot, set up the archive. (I set up
one for receiving and one for sending). Then tomorrow - or in a few
hours. do an extract, mind you I've only extracted and used it with
webmail - I have not tried to use it for outlook and I do not know if it
would or not. I understood it was sort of an IMAP type of thing - so
maybe you can setup a separate IMAP account within Outlook - but I'm
really only speculating on this point.
If that works, it
would not be too hard to drop the emails into an admin account once a day
with a cron job.
Lyle
EPH Surge wrote:
server2.ephweb.com type="cite">
I am unsure if this helps, but it's a tellmail
command.
You can search these using the tellmail commands:
archive_search myarchive mail_store_accountnew to=* from=*
subject=*
range=01/01/2007-07/01/2007
and
archive_extract myarchive mail_store_accountnew to=* from=*
subject=*
range=01/01/2007-07/01/2007
David,
I agree
that it would seem using archive is a good approach. Is there
documentation on how to move email from the archive to a mailbox?
I see that function is hinted at in the documentation, but have not
found anything further on how to do that. ; Nor have I found
anything in the webadmin other than putting the archive in a file
somewhere.
This particular customer does want it in a mailbox.
Thanks,
Lyle
David Hares wrote:
hhc-web type="cite">Lyle,
Having had to do this in the past, the most reasonable, scalable, and
easiest to monitor solution is archive. Archive has the capability of
delivering mail out of the archive to any specific mailbox. I don't know if
you can schedule it to happen automatically, but you can command it via the
web interface, and apply filters as well.
Dave
-----Original Message-----
From: Lyle Giese [lcrcomputer.info">mailto:lylelcrcomputer.info]
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 10:25 AM
To: netwinsite.com">surgemail-listnetwinsite.com
Cc: netwinsite.com">supportnetwinsite.com
Subject: Re: [SurgeMail List] capture email
Lyle Giese wrote:
I have a customer that wants to capture all inbound and
outbound email
for their domain in a mailbox. They want to be able to download or
look at it using Outlook. So using the archive function won't work.
I put in a domain rule, but that appears to only capture inbound
external mail. Outgoing email and incoming email from a
domain local
to Surge is not captured this way according to my testing.
Any pointers or help here?
Thanks,
Lyle
Ok, I was a bit quick. The domain rule does catch ALL inbound email.
But it doesn't catch any outbound email. Is there a way to 'mirror'
outbound email this way?
Thanks,
Lyle
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