Extract attachments from an email account and store them in Azure Blob Storage.
Extract attachments from an email account accessed via IMAP protocol, store them in a Microsoft Azure Blob Storage Container and record the locations in a MySQL database.
Variables
Select the IMAP Server where the messages to process are stored.
Optional. Datetime stamp formatted as YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS in UTC timezone. Only messages with a received datetime stamp that is after the datetime specified will be processed. This field is automatically set to the received datetime stamp of the last message that is successfully processed.
Select the credentials to use to access the Blob Storage Container.
Specify the name of the container where the attachments will be stored.
Specify the virtual folder where the attachments will be stored.
Enable to allow an existing file with the same name to be overwritten.
Select the SQL Server Database where the locations of the attachments will be stored.
Name of the table, in schema.table format, where the MIME headers, body data and unique id for each message will be stored. If it does not exist, it will be created.
Name of the table, in schema.table format, where the name, unique id and storage path for each attachment will be stored. If it does not exist, it will be created.
Ignore duplicates when storing email or attachments rows.
Extract attachments from an email account accessed via POP3 protocol, store them in a Microsoft Azure Blob Storage Container and record the locations in a MySQL database.
Variables
Select the POP3 Server where the messages to process are stored.
Optional. Datetime stamp formatted as YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS in UTC timezone. Only messages with a received datetime stamp that is after the datetime specified will be processed. This field is automatically set to the received datetime stamp of the last message that is successfully processed.
Select the credentials to use to access the Blob Storage Container.
Specify the name of the container where the attachments will be stored.
Specify the virtual folder where the attachments will be stored.
Enable to allow an existing file with the same name to be overwritten.
Select the SQL Server Database where the locations of the attachments will be stored.
Name of the table, in schema.table format, where the MIME headers, body data and unique id for each message will be stored. If it does not exist, it will be created.
Name of the table, in schema.table format, where the name, unique id and storage path for each attachment will be stored. If it does not exist, it will be created.
Ignore duplicates when storing email or attachments rows.