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Oh right I had that exactly backwards... I apologize, it's been long day. It does make me wonder why this matters, though. Ripping the to/from from an export
by threepipeproblm 10y ago
Oh right I had that exactly backwards... I apologize, it's been long day.
It does make me wonder why this matters, though. Ripping the to/from from an export would be trivially easy. He wanted to strip it from the server for some reason. So that doesn't make me feel better... isn't it what you would do to prevent emails from being discovered. I mean if they wanted to sanitize files after export, it's just bulk search and replace, right?
- dragonwriter 10y ago> Ripping the to/from from an export would be trivially easy. He wanted to strip it from the server for some reason. He wanted to strip it from a file that remained otherwise in the same format as was stored on the server; perhaps it was expected that there would be an electronic release in that format rather than plain text, perhaps he just had a suboptimal preparation-for-release workflow (redact the mailbox copy -> export as text) rather than the reverse.