Importing EML or MSG to GroupWise?
Peter Johnson
we have a new Product to secure Mesages. You can read the message via HTML.
Q: Is there a way to import these Mails in GroupWise. The Product has an Option to save the Message as EML or MSG File.
Regards Peter
Michael Bell
to relay it back into the system using the SMTP server.
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"Peter Johnson" <p.jo...@schwartz.de> wrote in message
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>I mean the option to open an Mail file and then save it into the Mailbox by
>using the client.
> With Outlook you got an option to open an msg File an then it is imported
> in Outlook.
> With Outlook Express there is an Option to import eml files directly into
> the mailsystem.
>
> Now i am searching for an solution for GroupWise to open an Mailfile and
> then import into my groupwise using the client.
> I have an diect contact to onaras. So if somebody is able to tell me how
> such an file has to be formated they will solve me this Problem.
>
> The Product i try to sell with GroupWise ist Seppmail by www.onaras.ch
>
>>>> Michael Bell<mikeb...@noyahoospam.com> 12.02.2005 18:33:46 >>>
> When you say EML you mean mime. There's no way to directly import these,
> no.
> Gotta relay em in through SMTP
>
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> Michael J. Bell
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> Author of Guinevere (http://www.openhandhome.com)
>
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>
> All opinions and advice provided are MINE alone and NOT Novell's unless
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>
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> http://support.novell.com/enhancement
>
> "You've got a way to keep me on your side/You give me cause
> for love that I can't hide/For you I know I'd even try to
> turn the tide/Because you're mine, I walk the line"
>
> Johnny Cash (RIP)
>
> "Peter Johnson" <p.jo...@schwartz.de> wrote in message
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Michael Bell
Gotta relay em in through SMTP
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"Peter Johnson" <p.jo...@schwartz.de> wrote in message
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Peter Johnson
Which format is necessary to open the mail via GroupWise to resendt it (including possibly some attachements)?
>>> Michael Bell<mikeb...@noyahoospam.com> 12.02.2005 18:51 >>>
Michael Bell
never implemented. There is no such product. And never was. Nor have APIs or
mail clients ever been invented, currently everyone in the world uses TELNET
to connect to their mail server and read e-mail. Do not mention the word
GroupWise in your reply, it will bring a terrible curse on you and your
descendents for 1000 years. :)
With that understanding, your question becomes "how do I import these EML
messages into MagicMailSystem?", where MagicMailSystem is ANY Mail system
with an SMTP server (which is pretty much all mail systems made since 1994)
The answer is on the client you run an smtp mailer. Possibly something as
simple as BLAT (www.blat.net). This remails everything to the
MagicMailSsystem SMTP server, you are specifiying a From of the original
sender and a To: of the recipient. Now it's gonna appear in the
MagicMailSystem, more or less like the original (The Date field may change
[or not, not sure] and Received header will gain one more line, but more or
less everything remains the same. You'll see that when you open the cli-- --
oops I mean telnet.
More or less a simple batch file can do this on an automated basis if
everything appears in the same directory. The only tricky part is the From,
and I think Blat will auto parse that for you if not supplied. More
sophisticated solutions would involve writing a program and possibly using
something more fancy like ChilkatSoft.com's fine Mailer control.
>>OK. but to resend it, first i have to open the mail including the
>>attachment.
>>Which format is necessary to open the mail via GroupWise to resendt it
>>(including possibly some attachements)?.K. but to resend it, first i have
Peter Johnson
With Outlook you got an option to open an msg File an then it is imported in Outlook.
With Outlook Express there is an Option to import eml files directly into the mailsystem.
Now i am searching for an solution for GroupWise to open an Mailfile and then import into my groupwise using the client.
I have an diect contact to onaras. So if somebody is able to tell me how such an file has to be formated they will solve me this Problem.
The Product i try to sell with GroupWise ist Seppmail by www.onaras.ch
>>> Michael Bell<mikeb...@noyahoospam.com> 12.02.2005 18:33:46 >>>