I work for an IT Services company (Microsoft Partner), but we're not Sharepoint wizards by any stretch. We get a lot of automated emails sent to reports@, licensing@, compliance@, etc... . This emails may be client-specific, or they may be general company-wide emails. We have all these various mailboxes as an alias of our (as an example) mailsort@ mailbox in 365, and we've been running this no-longer-supported (but handy) SharePoint Bridge software on one of our servers. We have a variety of (about 50) rules based on subject lines, recipient address, etc... and then messages get sorted (as .msg files -- so the full Outlook email with attachments and everything) into the appropriate library on sharepoint.
For years it's been working fine with the occasional hiccup that required a service restart. It would flat-out barf on some messages and spit out some ugly out Index was out of range errors that usually removing those messages from the mailsort@ inbox would fix the problem and the thing would start processing again. However, it's barfing more and more frequently and, really, I need to get some sort of supported service for this that doesn't require babysitting.
I found this that says it's now possible to dump to .eml file with Flow, but I can't ever seem to get it to work right. If you look at that thread, you'll see there are a few folks having an issue like mine. The file writes as a .eml file, which is fine, but double-clicking it and opening it in Outlook just produces a email windows with blank email with no from/to, no subject, no body, etc... . I can open up the .eml files in a text editor and see the raw HTML so I know at least the body is coming through. Changing the file extension to .msg just gives me a permission error when I try to open it.
Is there something obvious I'm missing here? I basically just want to be able to dump an .eml or .msg file to sharepoint to specific folders, just like if I were manually saving it out of Outlook, attachments at all.
