Hi Experts,

This is in reference to the following.

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29155232/Program-to-check-for-new-files.html?anchor=a42927017¬ificationFollowed=235550364#a42927017

How can I make that script work for Office365?

Thanks
CheckFileJoe.ahk

We have an Online Exchange (O365). We have multiple affected users with the same issue and is persistent across all versions of Outlook.

The users have full delegate access to a Shared Mailbox. They are able to view and access the mailbox just fine in Outlook, but the Shared Mailboxes also have In-Place Archiving enabled. These show up in the delegates users' Outlook as Online Archive - Example@Example.com . But when attempting to access the Online Archive via Outlook, they are getting the error message:

"The set of folders cannot be opened. The file C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\User@Example.com - Example.ost is in use and cannot be accessed. Close any application that is using this file, and then try again. You might need to restart the computer.

We have confirmed that the users are able to connect to the Shared Mailbox via OWA and access the archives there, this issue is solely isolated to Outlook.

We have tried purging the AutoDiscover keys in the registry, creating a new email profile in Outlook, and deleting the OST files and Outlook cache to no avail.

I have users with a primary email domain as @domain1.com.  They also have aliases of @domains2.com and @domains3.com.  What I need to happen is that I want the user to be able to change the "From:" email from their primary at any time incase they have to show as a different email address for legal purposes.  

I attempted this with outlook and entered in one of my aliases on the from line but the recipient still shows as my primary and not the address in the "From:" I manually entered.  Any help would be greatly appreciated

We are setting up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for our domains but just wanted to get some clarification on the best options to set for each scan result:
none, neutral, softfail, hardfail, permerror, temperror

So basically wanting to know which is the best option?
From reading it seems that HardFail would be the way to go but just wanted some insight for these settings and what is the best practice for them to set them up?

Hi,
I have to design a little email tool for sending semi-automated mails to customers on behalf of employees who don't have enough time to do by theirselves. Information about mail targets (customers) are taken from a database, a mail template is used and filled with the appropriate information. At least that mail is sent out to the customer and a bcc is sent to an internal 'archive' mail address. My tool's basically working and sending mails out. But here are the requirements (and my related problems):

1. If target mail address is not correct or something goes wrong within the mail transport, the error mail must not go back to the employee (which name and address is used in the from tag). Error mails should go to a different 'pool' address, where an operator may compare and correct against the database.

2. If customer replies to the mail, that reply should go to the employee rather than to a 'pool' address or operator.

3. The mail should optically appear to the customer as if it has been sent from the employee.

I need an example on how to create the mail headers to accomplish exactly that behaviour (or one close to that). I tried some combinations and I read the RFCs, but I couldn't get the required results so far.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

TIA
Michael

My client uses gsuite and a CRM program to send mail. I have configured the gsuite properly for SPF, DKIM and DMARC. But DMARC is showing me that the client is also using SENDGRID.NET to send mail. After investigation, we found that the CRM is created by a third party, and ALL the mail goes through their SENDGRID account, leaving no way to to individually configure it.

I created an SPF record for this, but I would like to create a DKIM record. There is a DKIM-Signature in the header of the email from sendgrid. Is there a proper way to create a TXT record to store this information? Would I need to add this to the current TXT record used by gsuite or would I make a new one?

Thank you.

I have a Group setup in Google Groups. I am using an SMTP relay in Amazon AWS to send emails to people utilizing the email address associated with that group. I did a test, sending to a fake email address, to see where the bounce notifications go. No bounce notification is being sent to the Google Group as near as I can tell. Does this mean it is being sent back to the original SMTP relay server instead? Or, is it going to the group, but Google Groups does not display bounces? If it is the later, is there a way to get delivery failure notifications to show up as topics in the group?

Hi
I have an PDF attachment on my official email and when open it from the official email it opens the PDF attachment without any problems. But if I forward to my personal email and, the attached document format changes to Winmail.dat.
Please can you know why this is happening and how to resolve.
Thanks is advance.

When I send an email to another email address the name the recipient sees is NOT my name (Edward H.....) but a made-up name ‘Skype123a’. How do I correct this?
Am using IPhone 7 but this happens on all devices
My account is a gmail account.

Hi,

What ports are used for Outlook or tablet to connect to O365 server (MAPI)?

Thanks