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You can manage user permissions in Exchange and other mail servers with the same commands by using the IMAP protocol instead of server-specific tools. Here is how! Jumping right in, these all use get-imap and set-imap from NetCmdlets: #1 – Get ACL Here’s a one-liner to get the ACL for a specific folder in an account. In this particular case, my main INBOX has a subfolder named RESUMES, and I want to see who has what permissions to this folder. PS C:\> get-imap -server $mymailserver -cred $mycred...
The question was posed on the newsgroup: how do I delete emails (over POP or IMAP) on a remote mail server through PowerShell? Here’s an example of one way to do it – through the use of the get-imap, set-imap, and get-pop cmdlets that are included in NetCmdlets. ## deleteemail.ps1: Delete all email from a particular sender ## deletes emails from an IMAP or POP server. ## Returns a collection of objects containing information about deleted emails (from, to, subject) or mailboxes (name, flags) in a...
ImapBack: ImapBack makes a complete copy of your emails, on any IMAP server, from Gmail to Google Apps, to your own custom IMAP server located anywhere in the world! These backups can be stored on another IMAP server, on our servers, or on your local hard drive. You can schedule any interval of backups (Daily, Hourly, Weekly, Monthly) as well as creating a backup on-demand. On a related note, if you need an easy way to view and control IMAP access control, check out my IMAP ACL Manager application....
I uploaded a new version of the IMAP Access Control List Manager today. This new version adds support for SSL/TLS implicit and explicit connections, CRAM-MD5 and NTLM authentication, an IMAP communication log, and a few other minor and cosmetic changes. Technorati Tags: IMAP, IMAP ACL, ACL...
Setting access control lists on IMAP servers is a pain. But here's how you can do it very easily with the get/set-imap cmdlets included in NetCmdlets. Retrieve the access control list of my Inbox from the IMAP server, by specifying the -acl flag parameter: PS C:\> get-imap -server 1.2.3.4 -user lance -password mypass -acl Mailbox Rights User ------- ------ ---- Inbox lrswipcda lance PS C:\> Now the access control list for a specific folder: PS C:\> get-imap -server 1.2.3.4 -user lance -password...