I don't know anything about the anti-virus software you're using, so I
ask: is it possible to have it do something besides deleting/moving the
message files? Sometimes, anti-malware software can be integrated into
mail delivery so that messages are marked (or rejected by the server).
If you're running the software locally, is it possible to have it
generate a report that lists something in the message that could be then
used in a script to have MM delete the messages?
--Randall
On 8 May 2019, at 13:08, Michael Dunston wrote:
On 8 May 2019, at 13:56, Bill Cole wrote:
I did also answer the question. In short: it can't be done.
MM does not actively monitor the existence of message files.
But MM does appear to be internally storing a Msg ID value for each
message which matches the *.eml file on disk, as these can be enabled
as a column in View -> Columns and they appear to match the file name
of the message (in the local file store) as identified by the AV scan.
I have tried enabling “Message-Id”, “Message-data-Id”,
“#Filepath”, “Filename”, “Filename#LC” as searchable
fields in the Edit -> Find -> Mailbox Search “other” options, but
none of these seem to be able to find messages by the Msg ID displayed
by Mailmate or the the *.eml files on disk. Thanks though.
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