Has anyone managed to hack SIMS code so that any new mail coming in via SMTP is dumped in a different folder before being processed?
No need to 'hack' anything. That's a feature you can set per-account. Autoshare uses it.
Besides, the's not really any workable way to make such modifications to a program like SIMS which is only released as a binary. Little tweaks to strings and such are possible via resource editing or very careful editing of the constants section of the binary file, but actually changing functionality is just not feasible.
The reason I ask is that I'd like to run a folder script of something so that whenever a new mail comes in it is dropped into a "CheckMe" folder and looked at by an anti-virii program before being dumped into the 'Submitted' or whatever folder.
You could do that on the back end of delivery by using the folder delivery of SIMS and then having a script deliver from each account folder to a mailbox file. You can fake out SIMS to make it deliver mail for multiple users to a single folder (IF you want to: that adds other complexities) by using aliases.
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