![]() $newmailarray = -connection $imapstr -folder INBOX) # Load folder structure into arrays, quit if any fail # Use NetCmdLet function to pull all new mails in Inbox into an array Write-Host "Can't do a damn thing if I can't connect to the mail server" $imapstr = Connect-IMAP -server $mailserver -user $msuser -password $mspass # -LogFile c:\temp\imap-debug.log $adaxesserver = "" # Sets the Adaxes instance $mspass = "password" # Sets the mail server password $msuser = # Sets the mail server username $mailserver = "localhost" # Sets the mail server with the mailbox holding approval replies $result = $result -replace ::NewLine, "" # Create a custom function to strip non-printing characters, used when parsing email content to create a 'raw text' block New-variable -force -name startupVariables -value ( Get-Variable | % ![]() # Create a custom function to clear any variables, other than $startupVariables, when called $env:PSModulePath = $env:PSModulePath " C:\Windows\System32\Modules" # Import required PS modules, you may have to tweak path etc for different locations IMAP is a bit of a vague protocol so if you're anything like us you may find that some servers won't delete 'moved' mails, so a bit of the code is to output before\after counts to make sure everything is where it should be. Non-commercial (test) version is free to download, so you can play and it only a few hundred $ to purchase. Important thing to note is that it used the "NetCmdets" ( ) powershell module to implement IMAP based mailbox management functions. Shifts the approved, denyed, or unknown (couldn't find a 'decision' in the right place) mails to archive folders ![]() Tries to Approve or Deny the ticket by calling the Adaxes API to pass a Approve() or Deny() to the relevant pending approvalĥ. For each mail that is a response, finds the ticket GUID (parses the content for the HTML link in the original email)Ĥ. ![]() Strips and moves to 'garbage' anything that isn't a direct reply to an approval request (based on subject line string)ģ. The code is by no means finished, and it's still got lots of tweaks, consolidation and simplification etc, but in it's current state it may be useful for anyone who wants to do the same thing as it is quite "chatty" and logical to follow. We've piloted some code to allow users to respond to Approval Requests by replying to the email with a one word response - 'Approve' or 'Deny' (they're actually allowed approve, approved, deny and denied, but you get the drift!). Unless you would prefer the free hard case instead)Īmerican Techpushers ( of giving something back., especially as it includes snippets of code that I've been given advice on.! (Note all that have already pre-ordered you will also get the free Minibox-D amp by default instead of the free hard case. Supply may be limited (Minibox D) so order soon. Without question with the free MiniBox D amp make American Techpushers the only place to pre-order the Westone 3.Īt this time this offer is only good to those that pre-order the Westone 3. For those that have not heard of the Minbox-D it has been getting very nice reviews on Head-Fi and you can get more specifics right from the manufactures own sponsored thread here The MiniBox- D is and outstanding little amp that has excellent synergy with the westone 3. We are now going to include for free the Minibox-D Portable Headamp with all Pre-orders! We where able to listen to this combination at Head-Fi 2007 and thought it was outstanding combination. We have decided that it just was not enough to give you just the Westone 3. (Thank you very much)Īt this time I like to add to that good news! Especially for those of you that have already pre-ordered with American Techpushers. I am sure that most of you already know by now that the Westone 3 is scheduled to be released on MAY 21.
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