Import MSG and EML files from folder
When you import MSG and EML files from a folder, these email messages may be treated as received emails. When a MSG/EML file is treated as a received email:
- The metadata such as originator, recipient, subject, and date are derived from the EML/MSG file instead of the input file. This metadata can also be used for configuring Capture Plug-In rules.
- Similar to the received emails, content parts of the EML/MSG are always extracted (even if the Extract EML files option is not selected). For example, converting to TIFF, adding a message header, and importing only body or attachments.
In the following scenarios, imported EML/MSG file is treated as a received mail:
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When a single EML or MSG file is imported and the Import trigger file option is not selected.
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When a single EML or MSG file is imported with a trigger file.
In the following scenarios, imported EML/MSG file is treated as files on disk storage:
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When a single EML or MSG file is imported and the Import trigger file option is selected.
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When two or more EML or MSG files are imported.