[quote user="caisson"]Peg Folders might help:

 http://www.lexacorp.com.pg/lexacorp_utilities.html

[/quote]Thanks, PegFolders is a handy utility. I put it in my ...\Mail\Admin\ folder and also added MsgCount.

How can I find the name of the folder that my antivirus program removed to quarantine?  I scanned my Pegasus mailbox using F-Prot antivirus. F-prot found and quarantined one folder file. The filed, FOL01695.PMM contained two viruses: W32/Trojan2.MGFT and W32/Backdoor2.GXAC.

I still have an infected copy of FOL01695.PMM on another drive. And the antivirus program did not remove the corresponding FOL01695.PMI file from the mailbox.

My mailbox contains many folders so I can't tell which one is missing. How can I determine the name of the folder that FProt removed?

Search for line with "FOL01695" in HIERARCH.PM or open the PMM with an editor and you'll find the foldername shown in Pegasus just at the beginning of the PMM.

bye   Olaf

[quote user="StanH"]How can I find the name of the folder that my antivirus program removed to quarantine?  I scanned my Pegasus mailbox using F-Prot antivirus. F-prot found and quarantined one folder file. The filed, FOL01695.PMM contained two viruses: W32/Trojan2.MGFT and W32/Backdoor2.GXAC.

I still have an infected copy of FOL01695.PMM on another drive. And the antivirus program did not remove the corresponding FOL01695.PMI file from the mailbox.

My mailbox contains many folders so I can't tell which one is missing. How can I determine the name of the folder that FProt removed?
[/quote]

Peg Folders might help:

 http://www.lexacorp.com.pg/lexacorp_utilities.html

[quote user="FJR"]

Search for line with "FOL01695" in HIERARCH.PM or open the PMM with an editor and you'll find the foldername shown in Pegasus just at the beginning of the PMM.

bye   Olaf[/quote]It was a social media folder. Why am I not surprised.

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