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How to search for attachments to messages [message #158372]

Sun, 22 February 2009 15:14

Peter Vendike

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I can't see a way to search for either messages with any attachment or for a particular attached file name

Is this possible?

Peter

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Re: How to search for attachments to messages [message #158373 is a reply to message #158372]

Sun, 22 February 2009 15:39

naudefj

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Hi Peter,

Currently, no. Someone (possibly you) will have to write a patch to add this feature to the code base.

Best regards.

Frank

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Re: How to search for attachments to messages [message #158374 is a reply to message #158373]

Sun, 22 February 2009 15:57

Peter Vendike

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Hi Frank

Any ideas where to start?

Where are the attachment names saved, in the 'files' directory I only see "1.atch, 2.atch, 3.atch ........."

Peter

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Re: How to search for attachments to messages [message #158375 is a reply to message #158374]

Sun, 22 February 2009 16:20

naudefj

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The data is stored within the database in a table called fud26_attach.

CREATE TABLE {SQL_TABLE_PREFIX}attach
(
	id		INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
	location	VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
	original_name	VARCHAR(255),
	owner		INT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
	attach_opt	INT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
	message_id	INT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
	dlcount		INT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
	mime_type	INT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
	fsize		INT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0
);

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