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When trying to archive emails for a user the archive process only creates the empty folder tree in the archive folder but no emails are transfered from the Mailbox folder. Please advise! Mikael |
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Mikael Schvili wrote:
When trying to archive emails for a user the archive process only creates the empty folder tree in the archive folder but no emails are transfered from the Mailbox folder. That's probably because your messages aren't old enough to meet your archive criteria. Autoarchive doesn't use the Received date. It uses the (ususally undisplayed) Modified date to choose what gets archived. -- Brian Tillman |
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Thanks. As a matter of fact these emails were recently imported to an
Exchange mailbox from a pst. It seems likely that the import may have altered the modified-date. I've forwarded your answer to the technican on site and I'm quite convinced that it will prove to solve the problem. BR, Mikael "Brian Tillman" wrote: Mikael Schvili wrote: When trying to archive emails for a user the archive process only creates the empty folder tree in the archive folder but no emails are transfered from the Mailbox folder. That's probably because your messages aren't old enough to meet your archive criteria. Autoarchive doesn't use the Received date. It uses the (ususally undisplayed) Modified date to choose what gets archived. -- Brian Tillman |
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I too have this problem. When I try to do a manual archive, it created all
the folders but moved no mail. I had just restored all my mail about a month ago on a new laptop from my .pst backup. I changed my date to archive within that month but it still will not move any mail. Any ideas? "Mikael Schvili" wrote: Thanks. As a matter of fact these emails were recently imported to an Exchange mailbox from a pst. It seems likely that the import may have altered the modified-date. I've forwarded your answer to the technican on site and I'm quite convinced that it will prove to solve the problem. BR, Mikael "Brian Tillman" wrote: Mikael Schvili wrote: When trying to archive emails for a user the archive process only creates the empty folder tree in the archive folder but no emails are transfered from the Mailbox folder. That's probably because your messages aren't old enough to meet your archive criteria. Autoarchive doesn't use the Received date. It uses the (ususally undisplayed) Modified date to choose what gets archived. -- Brian Tillman |
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