"Matt Yackley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Here is what I know of the issue. > 1. Email that has only been stored in user mailbox and then pulled > from a mailbox via IMAP/POP3 will retain the full headers of the > email. > 2. Email that is moved into a public folder, then pulled out via > IMAP/POP3 will have the headers converted to the TNEF style which > removes most X- headers, but does leave the received headers, > date/time headers but adds in some of the MS headers including the > TNEF. > 3. Emails that are moved to a public folder, then moved to a user > mailbox, then pulled out via IMAP/POP3 will suffer the same header > issues as #2 > MS is trying to come up with a work-around for the problem, also in > his spare time our developer at work is looking to see if he can come > up with a work-around. If I find a better way to pull messages out of > Exchange, I'll let everyone know. Matt, What I've resorted to doing is to archive all incoming e-mail in my front-end MTA (exim on linux). I have a script that extracts the message-ids of the spam in the Exchange public mail box and then extracts the original e-mails from the archive to feed through sa-learn. regards, John
