Hi all, Is it possible to access physical eml files in Exchange 2003 as was done previously with Exchange 2000 using its M drive. -- Thanks ashish
Hello, it was never a good idea to use the M: drive because you can easily mess up security descriptors of elements. The correct way to get an .EML file is to perform a HTTP GET request on the url of the item (The url you see in OWA) and add a Translate: F header to the Http request. Kind regards, Henning "ashish vasudev" wrote in message news:ACF9DE53-B843-454D-BFF4-16142D946D09@microsoft.com... > Hi all, > > Is it possible to access physical eml files in Exchange 2003 as was done > previously with Exchange 2000 using its M drive. > > > -- > Thanks > ashish
Hi, Thanks for your reply. Well I need to extract eml file owner name. Will it be possible from Translate: F If not is there any other way of doing that ? -- Thanks ashish "Henning Krause [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > Hello, > > it was never a good idea to use the M: drive because you can easily mess up > security descriptors of elements. > > The correct way to get an .EML file is to perform a HTTP GET request on the > url of the item (The url you see in OWA) and add a Translate: F header to > the Http request. > > Kind regards, > Henning > > "ashish vasudev" wrote in message > news:ACF9DE53-B843-454D-BFF4-16142D946D09@microsoft.com... > > Hi all, > > > > Is it possible to access physical eml files in Exchange 2003 as was done > > previously with Exchange 2000 using its M drive. > > > > > > -- > > Thanks > > ashish > >
Hi ashish, what do you mean by "owner"? Kind regards, Henning Krause "ashish vasudev" wrote in message news:BFF4D80C-B215-4BEC-83D8-A2CEA3545482@microsoft.com... > Hi, > > Thanks for your reply. Well I need to extract eml file owner name. Will it > be possible from Translate: F > > If not is there any other way of doing that ? > > -- > Thanks > ashish > > > "Henning Krause [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> it was never a good idea to use the M: drive because you can easily mess >> up >> security descriptors of elements. >> >> The correct way to get an .EML file is to perform a HTTP GET request on >> the >> url of the item (The url you see in OWA) and add a Translate: F header to >> the Http request. >> >> Kind regards, >> Henning >> >> "ashish vasudev" wrote in >> message >> news:ACF9DE53-B843-454D-BFF4-16142D946D09@microsoft.com... >> > Hi all, >> > >> > Is it possible to access physical eml files in Exchange 2003 as was >> > done >> > previously with Exchange 2000 using its M drive. >> > >> > >> > -- >> > Thanks >> > ashish >> >>
Hi, By owner I meant owner of file, one who has created a file or the authorized user. -- Thanks ashish "Henning Krause [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > Hi ashish, > > what do you mean by "owner"? > > Kind regards, > Henning Krause > > "ashish vasudev" wrote in message > news:BFF4D80C-B215-4BEC-83D8-A2CEA3545482@microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > > > Thanks for your reply. Well I need to extract eml file owner name. Will it > > be possible from Translate: F > > > > If not is there any other way of doing that ? > > > > -- > > Thanks > > ashish > > > > > > "Henning Krause [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > > > >> Hello, > >> > >> it was never a good idea to use the M: drive because you can easily mess > >> up > >> security descriptors of elements. > >> > >> The correct way to get an .EML file is to perform a HTTP GET request on > >> the > >> url of the item (The url you see in OWA) and add a Translate: F header to > >> the Http request. > >> > >> Kind regards, > >> Henning > >> > >> "ashish vasudev" wrote in > >> message > >> news:ACF9DE53-B843-454D-BFF4-16142D946D09@microsoft.com... > >> > Hi all, > >> > > >> > Is it possible to access physical eml files in Exchange 2003 as was > >> > done > >> > previously with Exchange 2000 using its M drive. > >> > > >> > > >> > -- > >> > Thanks > >> > ashish > >> > >> > >
