I've an Exchange 2010, how can I create a rule and apply it to all users.
The rule must create a folder in each inbox and put the read and delivered notification messages that specified folder.
You need a Managed Folder Mailbox Policy. Something like:
New-ManagedFolder -Name "New Folder" -FolderName "New Folder" –DefaultFolderType ManagedCustomFolder
New-ManagedContentSettings -FolderName "Entire Mailbox" -MessageClass REPORT.IPM.NOTE.IPNRN -Name MoveReceipt -RetentionAction MoveToFolder "New Folder"
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I am trying to access folder in my mail using apple script. but did not succeed.
My folder Name is : BLABLABLA , it resides under Apple Mail .
I think that it should be :
set myDir to mailbox "BLABLABLA"
this does not work, any suggestions ?
This will retrieve the account mailbox
tell application "Mail"
set AccountNames to name of accounts
choose from list AccountNames with prompt "Select the email account" ¬
without multiple selections allowed
set AccountName to result as string
set MailboxesListV to mailboxes of account AccountName
end tell
Which is what I think you want. (Notice that the result is a list.)
I hope it helps.
I want to protect a file in TFS (not even read access).
Do we have an option in Team Foundation Server to hide a file from all except for a particular group?
If you edit the permissions for that single file you can change the reader and contributor groups from "inherit" to "not inherit". You can then change all of the permissions for all of the groups to "not configured" to remove permission without denying. Then add your special group and set "allow"
Yes you can deny all permissions of a particular group for a specific with TFS 2013.
Use the Source Control Explorer to find the file of interest. Right click on that file and select "Advanced - Security...". A "Properties for " window will be displayed with the "Security" tab selected. Select the group of interest from those listed [or create it if it does not yet exist]. Then in the "Permissions section, select the "Deny" checkbox for all permissions starting with the "Read" permission.
The "Deny" permission has precedence over the "Allow" permission, so this should enable you to obtain the desired end result.
I am trying to start composing a new message via mailto on OS X. I have set my default email client to be Outlook, so I can open up Outlook with a preconfigured message like so:
open 'mailto:SomeEmail#example.com?subject=hey&body=how are you doing'
but I want to also be able to use the mailto link to add an attachment to the preconfigured message. I have tried the following:
open 'mailto:SomeEmail#example.com?subject=hey&body=how are you doing&attachment=/Users/myName/Desktop/testFile.rtf'
but when Outlook opens, there is no attachment. I have read that whether or not attachments are allowed with mailto links depends on the client. Does anyone know if Outlook 2011 allows for this type of attachment?
Specifying attachments is not part of the IETF mailto: URI scheme, though individual clients may support it in one way or another.
I'm not sure if this MSDN document applies to Outlook 2011 (OSX), but if it does, then what you are trying to do is probably not possible with mailto.
Alternatively, I assume that since you are using the open command at the command-line, then you will be open to other command-line/shell-script methods of achieving this. One such way is to redirect an applescript in a bash here-document to osascript:
$ osascript <<EOF
> tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
> set myMsg to make new outgoing message with properties {subject:"hey", content:"how are you doing"}
> make new recipient at myMsg with properties {email address:{address:"SomeEmail#example.com"}}
> make new attachment at myMsg with properties {file:"/Users/myName/Desktop/testFile.rtf"}
> open myMsg
> end tell
> EOF
$
i'm trying to automate and simplify my life. I'm new to hazel and apple scripts..
I have a lot of documents and i pull a lot of things of the web. i simply drag the link to my desktop where it makes a .lnk file.
i want to create a hazel + apple script that will look for these .lnk files and send an email with the link file attached to my evernote email address.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
In Hazel Create a new rule.
If all ..
1, Extension - is - ink
Do the following:
2, Run AppleScript - embedded script.
Click the info icon to edit the script. Paste this script into it. With the correct email addresses, subject, content set.
set theAttachment1 to (POSIX path of theFile)
set subject_ to "subject"
set the_content to "the_content"
tell application "Mail"
set newMessage to make new outgoing message with properties {subject:subject_, content:the_content & return & return}
tell newMessage
set visible to false
set sender to "my1#mac.com"
make new to recipient at end of to recipients with properties {address:"their#mac.com"}
make new attachment with properties {file name:theAttachment1} at after the last paragraph
(* change save to send to send*)
send --<<<<---------------- change save to send to send or send to save to save to drafts
(* change save to send to send*)
end tell
end tell
3, Add a second action to move the file to a folder. If not you may keep getting the same files sent over and over again.
I can't click on the link on the email that SugarCRM sends when the "Assigned User" changes, because it lacks the 'http:' part (starts with //sugarcrmhost.com/blahblah). Is there a way to edit that message so I can force the http://?
I can click on webmail, but not on mail applications (Like thunderbird).
This is the email I receive:
"Some Person has assigned a(n) module_name to Another Person.
You may review this module_name at:
//sugarhost.com/crm//index.php?module=module_name&action=DetailView&record=b9ba48d2-2d20-b1fc-a2f8-4e83765f9062
The url in the notification emails are based on the following:
{$sugar_config['site_url']}/index.php?module={$focus->module_dir}&action=DetailView&record={$focus->id}
So check your config files and see what site_url is set to.