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You can set up the imap app, aka 'mail' app, and then email anything you like to the email account that it's periodically indexing.
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Yes. The IMAP application would do that. If you set up an IMAP server to receive messages, and use the Splunk for IMAP scripted input/app to fetch the messages from there.
In principle, a similar application could be made for a POP mail server. It's probably best to use something like this that leverages an existing mail infrastructure and server so as to avoid having to maintain your own.
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Yes. The IMAP application would do that. If you set up an IMAP server to receive messages, and use the Splunk for IMAP scripted input/app to fetch the messages from there.
In principle, a similar application could be made for a POP mail server. It's probably best to use something like this that leverages an existing mail infrastructure and server so as to avoid having to maintain your own.
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Hello, I'm facing exactly the same situation.
Any idea how to use IMAP, the needed steps ?
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You can set up the imap app, aka 'mail' app, and then email anything you like to the email account that it's periodically indexing.
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