Re: Has anyone parsed a received e-mail into a physical file?

[Phil Groschwitz <sublime78ska@xxxxxxxxx>]

Here's where I would start.

The email account has a folder in the root file system
that holds the email.  The folder name is the same as
the user profile associated with the email account and
its in the /QTCPTMM directory.  Browse the directory
and you'll see how it's set up.

I would open the directory, get a list of what's in
there, process each file, then delete or move the
file.  I would use the unix api's for this.

hth,

Phil




--- Booth Martin <booth@MartinVT.com> wrote:
> We have inquiries coming in via e-mail.  These
> e-mails are very structured.
> We'd like to have the e-mail processed and the data
> moved into a physical
> file.
>
> Has anyone done this easily? successfully?  where
> did you start?
>
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> Booth Martin
> MartinB@Goddard.edu
> 802-454-8315 x235
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