John, If you view the Public Folder using Outlook just add the column "Changed By" using Field Chooser. That should be the person that copied it there.
I hope that helps. Kris -----Original Message----- From: Stewart, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005 1:33 PM To: 'users@spamassassin.apache.org' Subject: OT: Exchange public folders - who is copying? Mostly OT, but I know some others on here are doing the same thing as I on their Exchange systems (using public folders as repositories for sa-learn). I've posted to an Exchange newsgroup, but thought it was worth throwing out here to see if anyone has an idea. We are running Exchange 5.5. We have a few public folders for users to copy email to, to train our anti-spam system (SpamAssassin) in the case of false positives or negatives. Someone is copying emails there that are misclassified, and I'm having a heck of a time figuring out who it is. Is there any way to find out who is copying to a public folder? The SMTP logging on the messages only indicate that the final recipient before hitting Exchange was to a group. No one from this group is owning up to it. Using the Folder Assistant, I've got the folders set up to email me whenever someone copies a file there, and include a copy of the message. However, this doesn't show in any way *who* did it. I've tried setting up also the Folder Assistant to reply (and CC me). However, this replies to the original sender of the email, *NOT* the person who is copying the email to the public folder. Does anyone have any bright ideas? johnS
