Re: Access emails in each user's mailbox
From: bw (bw_at_countdown.com)
Date: 02/04/04
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Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2004 15:09:45 GMT
"Stian Grytøyr" <stian@grytoyr.net> wrote:
>We have a near perfect freeware spam-stopping solution in place
>today on our unix mail system, but now that we are implementing
>Exchange 2003 as our internal mail system, we have a problem.
>
>How can I, as Domain Admin or Exchange Admin, run a program on
>the server which does "something" on each user's mailbox, for
>example copies the contents of the spam folder to a directory on
>the file system?
>
>I'm not looking for complete solutions here, but rather some
>pointers. How do one, using some programming language, access a
>user's mailbox as an admin, in other words without knowing his or
>her password?
>
>I also need to know how one can "transform" an Exchange message
>into a normal text file with headers and all, but I'm pretty sure
>I can figure that one out on my own if I can just access the
>mailboxes.
>
>Thanks for any help.
>
>--
>Regards,
>Stian Grytoyr
>
Give an account (e.g. admin) access to user mailboxes via AD (read, write, full
etc...)
Use outlook(with that account) and go to: tools->services->(highlight exchange
server)properties->advanced -> OK, start adding the mailboxes.
restart outlook & you'll see all the mailboxes you want.
rules, scheduler & export (VBA) should take care of the rest
bw
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