I want to use Outlook (11, "2003") to view a CATCH-ALL mailbox[1] via IMAP4 and display, among other SMTP values, the "X-ORIGINAL-TO:" value. Why? I'm reviewing spam being sent to my domain, and many spam messages spoof the TO: field, as well as the FROM:. Some leave it blank (or BCC the address on my domain that was used).
[1] (Sorry, not on Exchange. Mailman or Sendmail on my domain hosted service.)
The headers are stored in PR_TRANSPORT_MESSAGE_HEADERS (Tag num: 0x007D001E). I've created a custom form using instructions here and using OutlookSpy v2, that displays the field, but of course that puts the entire SMTP header in a field in the message list table view. I want to filter that.
The SMTP headers can be viewed by opening a message, through options, sure; I just want the one header line. Outlook offers me the ability to see at a glance various values in the table view ... this one just seems to be a bit more difficult.
Has anyone executed a solution for this that I can adapt? Perhaps something using RegEx?
TIA!
[1] (Sorry, not on Exchange. Mailman or Sendmail on my domain hosted service.)
The headers are stored in PR_TRANSPORT_MESSAGE_HEADERS (Tag num: 0x007D001E). I've created a custom form using instructions here and using OutlookSpy v2, that displays the field, but of course that puts the entire SMTP header in a field in the message list table view. I want to filter that.
The SMTP headers can be viewed by opening a message, through options, sure; I just want the one header line. Outlook offers me the ability to see at a glance various values in the table view ... this one just seems to be a bit more difficult.
Has anyone executed a solution for this that I can adapt? Perhaps something using RegEx?
TIA!