I'm currently organizing the Google groups that our account has and would like to see where each group received the email.
As far as I'm looking at the public API, it seems that there is no way to know when a group received an email or how many it already received.
For example, if a member has been a member of a group since the beginning, it would be possible to create a list from the member's email archive, but I don't want to do that for each group.
Does anyone have a better idea?
Maybe one of the solutions is here, and I'll check it.
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client has 2 different domains (due to acquisition) in one M365 tenant and wants to make sure they don't see each other in contacts using Address Book Policies. I have been able to do my best to separate them by using Company field however I am stuck with how to handle their Mail-Enabled Security Groups.
I made an address list called "Client1AddressList" and set the -IncludedRecipients to "MailGroups" which is great and brings every group in, however it doesn't care about the domain whether it is allstaff#client1.com or allstaff#client2.com.
I thought maybe adding on a -RecipientFilter to the end of the Set-AddressList would help, but I cant figure out what that filter would look like to tell it to only add groups that have an email of *#client1.com
Thank you any geniuses out there that can lend a hand!
I have list of subscribers from my old blog. Now I want to resubscribe users to my new blog. But when I upload list to MailChimp I've been banned. From support, I know that my list isn't clean, like lots of dead mails in it. How I can improve list quality to finally start sending mailings?
You may use email validation service, like mailcheck it's not unique service, but comparing to others they do contact enrichment. Like showing you Surname of yours prospect. It also could be helpful.
I am working on the chat application.
I want to implement the group user chat and I have successfully done that.
Now I want toad the functionality by which user can leave the group. I found leave the group but it seems like it's just making user unavailable but not removing user from the member list.
Is there any way by which user remove himself from the member list?
I have read the xep 0045 for it, in that there is a topic for existing the room which seems make user unavailable but not removing from member list.
http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0045.html#exit
If anyone has any idea how to do this please share it.
Leaving a room in XMPP (0045) is accomplished by sending an unavailable presence to that room (see XMPPRoom.leaveRoom() in the XMPPFramework) - that should remove them from the occupants of that room (we do this with our app regularly).
"Members list" - is a MUC feature for moderator use cases, it is not related to user. Just leave room as described in XEP, you no need to modify members list. In fact, you no need to add user in this list too, simple chat application should only tracks <presence> stanzas from and to room JID.
Within a group (using the web/gui), you can see 'bouncing', 'non-verified' etc. etc. next to a user.
Is there a way to get this info via the API?
Using python, I can use RetrieveAllMembers to ... retrieve all members. The returned GroupMemberEntry objects don't have the 'status' (for lack of a better word) of the user.
My goal is:
1) Dump all groups in my domain
2) Check group for bouncing addresses
3) Email group owner about the bad addresses/users.
I can do #1 and #3. It's #2 that I need help with.
Sorry, neither the Google Apps Provisioning API nor the Google Groups Settings API support retrieving or setting a members delivery status.
I work for a large company, which uses MS Exchange for Email. We have a distribution list for people to post questions, where anyone can answer. I am looking for a way to maintain a copy of this distribution list so that anyone can search it. Ideally, this would be searchable from within Outlook as well as by going to a webpage, but I will take either one. Someone has proposed to create a dummy email account, which just gets the distribution list traffic. Everyone interested in this distribution list could then attach this account. While this may work, there are several challenges with this approach:
1) It becomes problematic when you have several hundred people attaching a single email Inbox/account.
2). I need this account to be read-only, so someone doesn't accidentally delete an email from this account, thinking that it is in their personal account.
3). Our company has an auto-archive policy. This account would need to be exempt from that policy.
Any ideas?
Thanks
GS
The dummy mailbox is not a bad idea. You can give the people appropiate permissions to the Inbox folder of that mailbox.
To work around the permission issue you could either
1) create a transport agent which monitors the mailflow and dumps all messages to a database or CMS/SharePoint/whatever.
2) Create the dummy mailbox and setup a service which monitors this mailbox using push/pull/streaming notifications and dump the messages to a database/CMS/SharePoint/whatever.
The SharePoint solution would make the search option a piece of cake. But if you don't already have a SharePoint instance up and running this might be overkill.