On Sunday 17 August 2008 03:50:17 am Noah Romer wrote:
> Ideally, reproducing the message as it existed when the exchange server
> received it. I know this it not completely possible, as Exchange doesn't
> store the actual raw email, but, instead, breaks it up into its
> component parts. We make an email archiving appliance. Many of our
> customers have large amounts of existing email that they want archived.
Openchange ships with a backup application (see utils/backup/ directory) that 
may be close to what you want.

Alternatively, we can give you a text representation, using the OCPF tools. 
See http://apidocs.openchange.org/libocpf/index.html for details. Note that 
this can also allow you to restore the mail.  I'm not sure what licensing you 
use, but OCPF might also be easier from a copyright point-of-view, because 
you won't need to link to any GPL v3 code.

Brad


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