Tracking down the user who deletes mail in Lotus Notes 6.5
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Tracking down the user who deletes mail in Lotus Notes 6.5
Lotus Notes 6.5, Lotus Notes, Lotus Notes Deleted Items Folder, Lotus Notes User ID
We are using lotus notes 6.5 and 3-4 users are using the same ID. There is a crank here who is deleting the mails. Is it possible to track down this person. The deleted mails in trash folder can it be shown the time/date the mails are deleted.
ASKED: Jun 29 2009  4:26 PM GMT
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Not sure, but you can get creative with Lotuscript. I haven't tested this, but you could create an agent and have it monitor a the trash folder for "new" documents. The document won't be new, but it'll be new in the view.

Once you find a new document, you trap the current user and date/time and then write it to a new field in the document.

I don't know if it'll work. but it's worth a try.
Last Answered: Jun 29 2009  4:55 PM GMT by Steveoasdfasdf   625 pts.
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Gabe9527   2400 pts.  |   Jul 8 2009  3:05PM GMT

You have said they are using the same ID… How can you tell which user is deleting stuff when they will be logging in as the generic user?

 

TonyCC   35 pts.  |   Jul 10 2009  8:57PM GMT

Assuming you have a group of part-time users all using the same PC, why not have seperate location documents for that PC that restrict access to a specific id, but all have the same mail database specified. Each user then logs in with their own id and can send emails from that mailbox. Any replies to that email will come back to that mailbox. This way you then have the ability to track who is doing what.

Tony

 

Righthandled   50 pts.  |   Jul 14 2009  11:27PM GMT

This may be a little drastic, but why not just remove the user’s right to delete documents in the ACL?

 

Gabe9527   2400 pts.  |   Jul 24 2009  3:02PM GMT

You want users to be able to delete emails because if they dont then the administrators have to deal with the increase in size etc…..

Once they are logged in using different ID’s then you can analyze the logs etc and see the database infromation there etc.

 
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