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From: "Colbeck, Andrew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hey, Bill. You've got your thinking cap on too tight!
>
> > Find "@aol.com" \*\forward.ima >found.txt
> >
> > The idea is to search all subdirectories of the current director for
> > forward.ima and look to see if @aol.com is in there.
>
> fgrep -r -i -l "@aol.com" forward.ima *.
Been playing with these scripts a bit more and running them against one of
my production servers, and this script is screaming fast and will give you a
nice text file output like:
m:\imail\domain.com\users\joeblow\forward.ima:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(note the file path with the actual "forward to" e-mail address at the end
of the line)
Here is the revised script for you UNIX tool lovers:
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dir /S m:\imail\forward.ima | grep Directory | gawk "{print $1,$3,$2}" | sed
"s/Directory/egrep \-iaH "\"\.com|\.net|\.org"\"/g" | sed "s/
of/\\forward\.ima/g" > forward.bat
forward.bat > forward.txt
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This is a two line script, with the second line starting with "forward.bat",
and as it's shown above, will give you an output of all forward.ima files on
the server that have a forwarding address that ends in "net", "com", or
"org". Easy to modify to search for a specific e-mail address or domain by
changing the search string from "com|net|org" to something like
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" or simply "@domain\.com". Be sure to adjust the path
to your IMail directory.
Have fun...
Bill
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