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6.9

Script to file emails into the appropriate username directory on the network

Asked by AndrewTimmins in Visual Basic Programming, Shell Scripting

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Hi everyone. Any help with this would really be appreciated.

I have emails stored in a local directory.

I have a network share to store user account request documentation; each user account may be stored in a different share path depending on the user's site code, I then have a folder for each user within their relevant site code.
Example:
User: Andrew
Site code: America
Would be stored in this location:
\\server\share\share\share\share\share\share\share\share\share\America\share\share\AccountRequestDocumentation\
If possible, I would like this script to take this information from the body of the email.

The user account documentation folders are separated into different shares depending on the site code for each user. I would like the script to move the email to the correct user site code, then to the correct user folder.


Email body example:

Your request has been completed.  
See ticket for more information.
Please send concerns to&&&&..

RequestNumber                 : AA0000000590128
NT/TS Account Action         :
NT/TS Account Type           :
Account ID                        : Andrew
User_SiteCode                   : America
Delete Mailbox?                 : Yes
RequestType                     : NT Account/Terminal Server  
Notes:                              :
First Name                        :
Last Name                        :
M.I.                                  :
Admin Comments              :

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