How to get e-mail messages from Mail Scanner?

[Jason Gottschalk]

Hello Jim,

But I think it it is the archive, I used the Store command. There
are not any pop accounts for this domain on this server, we are just
passing them through here to be scanned.

So how do I get hundreds of messages in the archive or the quarantine
sent out to an address? Or, saved in a format I can copy to the
workstation and import?

Jason.

Monday, July 16, 2007, 3:55:36 PM, you wrote:
Jim> Do you have a POP server running, i.e. DoveCot perchance?

Jim> If so, just have the customer POP into your server and pull the mail.

Jim> If I recall, OutLook does still support POP accounts.

Jim> - Jim
Jim> At 12:48 PM 7/16/2007, you wrote:
>>Jason Gottschalk wrote:
>>>Hello MailScanner,
>>>
>>>I have a customer that has lost his exchange mailbox. I have been
>>>archiving mail for this customer for some time. With Filters, I can
>>>see the e-mail he has sent and received for a long time.
>>>
>>>How do I get these messages out of the system so I can import them
>>>into his outlook?
>>>
>>>I can click the "[ ]" and send them one at a time, but that will takes
>>>years!
>>>
>>>any ideas?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>Don't know how to do it, but if I had to do it I'd attack the 
>>problem this way:
>>
>>1. Find a specific set of criteria (could be more than one) to 
>>separate the messages I want from the rest (for example, all 
>>messages that have 192.168.x.z in them since they would have been 
>>sent from the client's particular box, plus all messages that say 
>>"client at client.com" somwhere on the same line as the word "From:".
>>2. Take every file that fits that criteria and copy it somewhere 
>>else (from the quarantine or the archive)
>>3. Place those files in the MTA's queue (for example, in sendmail it 
>>should be /var/spool/mqueue)
>>4. ...
>>5. Profit!
>>
>>Just kidding about those last two. Anybody here with a better 
>>understanding of the mechanics of MailScanner could tell you if this 
>>would work.
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 Jason Gottschalk                         mailto:Jason at SYO.Com
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