Hi all, thank you to accept my registration!
I'm very bad with the code so I'm sorry if I have a stupid question
Is it possible to filter emails in a time window? Exemple I would like that all the e-mails received by a sender from 22h30 to 8h30 are deleted and form 8h31 to 22h299 are forwarded to another mail account.
Thankyou!
Ubu
I'm very bad with the code so I'm sorry if I have a stupid question
Is it possible to filter emails in a time window? Exemple I would like that all the e-mails received by a sender from 22h30 to 8h30 are deleted and form 8h31 to 22h299 are forwarded to another mail account.
Thankyou!
Ubu
Yes, definitely possible.
Check out: http://www.automatedemailparser.com/d/s ... filters-18
You will need to edit that C# script to read the sent date/time stamp, and only consider the time portion, i.e. ignore the date portion, then assign the boolean to either true or false.
Here is a prototype of that:
http://www.automatedemailparser.com/f/f ... -t125.html
Check out: http://www.automatedemailparser.com/d/s ... filters-18
You will need to edit that C# script to read the sent date/time stamp, and only consider the time portion, i.e. ignore the date portion, then assign the boolean to either true or false.
Here is a prototype of that:
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UPDATE: Turns out there was already a similar question asked and answered, so you have another answer to this question here:using System;
using System.Net.Mail;
using AutomatedEmailParser.Logic.ScriptingInterface;
public class MyFilter : ScriptBasedEmailFilter
{
public override bool FilterEmail(MailMessage msg)
{
//
// Example: (NOTE: Prototype, to be tested)
// Check at what time of day the email was sent
bool condition1;
TimeSpan startNight = new TimeSpan(22, 30, 0); //22:30 (10:30 PM)
TimeSpan endNight = new TimeSpan(8, 30, 0); //8:30 (8:30 AM)
DateTime receivedDate;
TimeSpan receivedTimeOfDay;
try // Read the Sent date/time fron the message header
{
receivedDate = Convert.ToDateTime(msg.Headers["Date"]);
receivedTimeOfDay = DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay;
}
catch // Use the current time (should be close enough if the service is running, executing every 1 or 5 mins)
{
receivedDate = DateTime.Now;
receivedTimeOfDay = DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay;
}
if ((receivedTimeOfDay > startNight) && (receivedTimeOfDay < endNight))
{
condition1 = true; // Email sent at night
}
else
{
condition1 = false; // Email during the day
}
// The email is not blocked if sent at Night
return (condition1);
}
}http://www.automatedemailparser.com/f/f ... -t125.html
