<data>
  <status> A boolean value describing how unroutable messages are handled. A value of '1' means that unroutable emails are deleted. A value of '0' means that messages are forwarded to another address or piped to a program.</status>
</data>

<data>
  <reason> A string value that contains a success message or a reason for failure.</reason>
  <result> A boolean value indicating success or failure. 1 for success. 0 for failure.</result>
</data>

<data>
  <result> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the email account was successfully removed. '1' if successful. '0' if failed.</result>
  <reason> A string value that is undefined if the account was successfully removed. This value will contain a reason for failure if the account was not removed.</reason>
  <rawout> A string value that is undefined if the account was successfully removed. This value will contain a message from the Whostmgr binary if the account was not removed.</rawout>
</data>

<data>
  <uri_dest> A string value that contains the address from which mail is forwarded in a URI encoded format.</uri_dest>
  <forward> A string value that contains the address to which mail is forwarded in plain text. </forward>
  <html_dest> A string value that contains the address from which mail is forwarded in an HTML-safe format. </html_dest>
  <uri_forward> A string value that contains the address to which mail is forwarded in a URI encoded format. </uri_forward>
  <dest> A string value that contains the address from which mail is forwarded in plain text. </dest>
  <html_forward> A string value that contains the address to which mail is forwarded in an HTML-safe format. </html_forward>
</data>

<data>
  <reason> A string value that contains the email address if the function completes successfully. This value will contain a reason for failure if the function encounters an error.</reason>
  <result> A boolean value that indicates success or failure. '1' indicates that the function completed successfully.</result>
</data>

<data>
  <list> A string value that contains the name of a mailing list including the domain, separated by an at (@) sign. (e.g. listname@example.com)</list>
  <desthost> A string value that contains the IP address corresponding to the domain whose mailing lists you are viewing.</desthost>
  <listid> A string value that contains the name of a mailing list including the domain, separated by an underscore (_). (e.g. listname_exampe.com)</listid>
</data>

<data>
  <alwaysaccept> A boolean value indicating whether or not the domain accepts all local mail. '0' if the domain is not set to always accept mail locally. '1' if the domain accepts mail locally.</alwaysaccept>
  <mxcheck> A string value that should always return 'auto'.</mxcheck>
  <domain> A string value that contains the domain corresponding to the data you are examining.</domain>
</data>

<data>
  <fwdemail> The email address that will receive forwarded mail.</fwdemail>
  <domain> The domain for which the forwarder was configured.</domain>
  <email> The email address that will act as the forwarder.</email>
</data>

<data>
  <domain> A string value that contains the domain for which the catchall rule was added.</domain>
  <dest> A string value that contains the destination of messages received by the catchall address. (e.g. ':fail:', 'No such person at this address', 'forwardto@example.com', "| /home/$user/PROGAM", ':blackhole:'.)</dest>
</data>

<data>
  <mxcheck> A string value that contains the input value specified in the input parameters.</mxcheck>
  <statusmsg> A string value that contains a message of success or a reason for failure.</statusmsg>
  <checkmx> Note: The following values pertain to the old mail exchanger.
    <mxcheck> A string value that contains the input value specified in the input parameters.</mxcheck>
    <detected> A string value that contains the previous 'mxcheck' value.</detected>
    <isprimary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is the primary mail exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is the primary exchanger.</isprimary>
    <secondary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is the secondary mail exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is the secondary exchanger.</secondary>
    <remote> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a remote exchanger. '1' if the exchanger is remote.</remote>
    <changed> A boolean value indicating whether or not the new setting is different from the old. In practice, this value is always '1'.</changed>
    <warnings> A string value that contains any warnings or error messages that may arise.</warnings>
    <issecondary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is the secondary mail exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is the secondary exchanger.</issecondary>
    <local> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a local exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is a local exchanger.</local>
  </checkmx>
  <detected> A string value that contains the input value specified in the input parameters if the function ran successfully.</detected>
  <results> A string value that contains a success message or reason for failure.</results>
  <secondary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is the secondary mail exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is the secondary exchanger.</secondary>
  <remote> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a remote exchanger. '1' if the exchanger is remote.</remote>
  <status> A boolean value indicating success or failure. '1' if the function completed successfully.</status>
  <local> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a local exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is a local exchanger.</local>
</data>

<data>
  <login> A string value that contains the login corresponding to the account you are viewing. This value contains the domain associated with the account. (e.g. user@example.com)</login>
  <email> A string value that contains the full email address corresponding to the account you are viewing. (e.g. user@example.com)</email>
</data>

<data>
  <domain> A string value that contains a mail domain associated with your cPanel account.</domain>
</data>

<data>
  <status> A boolean value that indicates success or failure. '1' if the function completed successfully.</status>
  <statusmsg> A string value that contains a message describing the action taken by the function. (e.g. Replacing existing entry on line matched old entry and old priority: [integer]: Bind reloading on bilbo using rndc zone: [example.com])</statusmsg>
  <checkmx> These values indicate the status of the mail exchanger you have added:
    <mxcheck> A string value that contains the type of mail exchanger you have added. (e.g. local, remote, secondary, or auto)</mxcheck>
    <detected> This value is the same as mxcheck.</detected>
    <isprimary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is the primary (local) mail exchanger. '1' if it is the secondary mail exchanger. '0' if it is not.</isprimary>
    <secondary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a secondary mail exchanger. '1' if it is the secondary mail exchanger. '0' if it is not.</secondary>
    <remote> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a remote mail exchanger. '1' if it is the remote mail exchanger. '0' if it is not.</remote>
    <changed> A boolean value that indicates whether or not a change has occurred. '1' if a change has occurred. '0' if a change has not occurred.</changed>
    <warnings> A string value that contains warnings if there are any.</warnings>
    <issecondary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a secondary mail exchanger. '1' if it is the primary mail exchanger. '0' if it is not.</issecondary>
    <local> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is the local mail exchanger. '1' if it is the local mail exchanger. '0' if it is not.</local>
  </checkmx>
  <results> A string value that contains a message of success or a reason for failure. This value is often identical to 'statusmsg'.</results>
</data>

<data>
  <status> A boolean value indicating success or failure. '1' if successful. '0' if failed.</status>
  <statusmsg> A string that contains a success message or reason for failure.</statusmsg>
  <checkmx> These values indicate the status of the mail exchanger you have added:
    <mxcheck> A string value that contains the type of mail exchanger you have added. (e.g. local, remote, secondary, or auto)</mxcheck>
    <detected> This value is the same as mxcheck.</detected>
    <isprimary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is the primary (local) mail exchanger. '1' if it is the primary mail exchanger. '0' if it is not.</isprimary>
    <secondary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a secondary mail exchanger. '1' if it is the primary mail exchanger. '0' if it is not.</secondary>
    <remote> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a remote mail exchanger. '1' if it is the primary mail exchanger. '0' if it is not.</remote>
    <changed> A boolean value that indicates whether or not a change has occurred. '1' if a change has occurred. '0' if a change has not occurred.</changed>
    <warnings> A string value that contains warnings if there are any.</warnings>
    <issecondary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a secondary mail exchanger. '1' if it is the primary mail exchanger. '0' if it is not.</issecondary>
    <local> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is the local mail exchanger. '1' if it is the local mail exchanger. '0' if it is not.</local>
  </checkmx>
  <results> A string that contains a success message or reason for failure., (e.g 'Bind reloading on tom using rndc zone: [domain]' if successful.)</results>
</data>

<data>
  <statusmsg> A string value that contains a status message. (e.g. Fetched MX List)</statusmsg>
  <status> A boolean value indicating success or failure. '1' if successful. '0' if failed.</status>
  <entries> This value is a list of hashes, one for each MX:
    <priority> An integer value that contains the priority of the mail exchanger, with '0' being the highest priority exchanger.</priority>
    <mx> A string value that contains the name of the mail exchanger. (e.g. mail.example.com)</mx>
    <domain> The domain to which the mail exchanger belongs. (e.g. example.com)</domain>
    <entrycount> An integer value that contains the mail exchanger's priority order. '1' for highest priority, '2' for second highest priority, etc.</entrycount>
    <row> A string value that contains the mail exchanger's entry count. (e.g. 'odd' or 'even')</row>
  </entries>
  <local> A boolean value indicating whether or not the mail exchanger is a local mail exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is local to this server.</local>
  <remote> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a remote exchanger. '1' if mail exchanger is remote.</remote>
  <detected> A string value that describes whether cPanel regards the mail exchanger as 'local', 'remote', 'secondary', or 'auto'.</detected>
  <mx> A string value that contains the name of the mail exchanger. (e.g. mail.example.com)</mx>
  <domain> A string value that contains the domain to which the mail exchanger belongs. (e.g. example.com)</domain>
  <secondary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a secondary exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is a secondary exchanger.</secondary>
  <mxcheck> A string value that contains how cPanel regards the mail exchanger. (e.g. 'auto', 'local', 'secondary', or 'remote')</mxcheck>
  <alwaysaccept> A boolean value that describes whether the mail exchanger will always accept local email. '1' if local, '0' if it is not.</alwaysaccept>
</data>

<data>
  <nicedest> A string value that describes the action taken by the filter. (e.g. Discard)</nicedest>
  <filter> A string value that contains information about the filter.</filter>
  <dest> A string value that contains the destination for filtered mail. (e.g. /dev/null)</dest>
</data>

<data>
  <map> A string value that contains an acceptable character encoding.</map>
</data>

<data>
  <subject> A string value that contains the subject of the email that will be sent in the auto response.</subject>
  <email> A string value that contains the email address for which the auto responder is configured.</email>
</data>

<data>
  <status> A boolean value indicating success or failure. '1' for success. '0' for failure.</status>
  <statusmsg> A string value that contains a success message or a reason for failure.</statusmsg>
  <checkmx> These values indicate the status of the mail exchanger you have just removed.
    <mxcheck> A string value that contains the type of mail exchanger that has been deleted. (e.g. 'local', 'remote', 'secondary', or 'auto'.)</mxcheck>
    <detected> This value is the same same as mxcheck.</detected>
    <isprimary> A boolean value that represents whether or not the mail exchanger that has just been deleted was a primary mail exchanger. '1' if the exchanger primary (local) mail exchanger. '0' if it was not.</isprimary>
    <secondary> A boolean value that represents whether or not the mail exchanger that has just been deleted was a secondary mail exchanger. '1' if the exchanger was a secondary mail exchanger. '0' if it was not.</secondary>
    <remote> A boolean value that represents whether or not the mail exchanger that has just been deleted was a remote mail exchanger. '1' if the exchanger was a remote mail exchanger. '0' if it was not.</remote>
    <changed> A boolean value that represents whether or not a change has occurred. '1' if a change has occurred. '0' if one has not.</changed>
    <warnings> A string value that contains any warnings about the deletion of the mail exchanger.</warnings>
    <issecondary> A boolean value that represents whether or not the mail exchanger that has just been deleted was a secondary mail exchanger. '1' if the exchanger was a secondary exchanger. '0' if it was not.</issecondary>
    <local> A boolean value that represents whether or not the mail exchanger that has just been deleted was a local mail exchanger. '1' if the exchanger was local. '0' if it was not.</local>
  </checkmx>
  <results> A string value that represents the status of the mail exchanger's removal. This message is often similar to 'statusmsg'.</results>
</data>

<data>
  <forward> A string value that contains the local domain responsible for forwarding messages.</forward>
  <dest> A string value that contains the domain that will receive forwarded mail.</dest>
</data>

<data>
  <login> A string value that contains the login that corresponds to the account you are viewing. This value contains the domain. (e.g. user@hosted-domain.com)</login>
  <email> A string value that contains the email address that corresponds to the email account you are viewing. (e.g. user@hosted-domain.com)</email>
  <login> A string value that contains the HTML link to the 'mainacct.jpg' graphic. (e.g. img src="/frontend/cpanel-skin/images/mainacct.jpg")</login>
  <email> A string value that contains your cPanel username.</email>
</data>

<data>
  <login> A string value that contains an email address or 'Main Account' if the email address is the main account.</login>
  <email> A string value that contains the login used to authenticate mail services.</email>
</data>

<data>
  <defaultaddress> A string value that contains the default address or the action taken when unroutable mail is received.</defaultaddress>
  <Thedefaultaddress> This email address will receive unroutable mail.</Thedefaultaddress>
  <:Fail:> A string value indicating that the address responsible for sending unroutable mail will receive a failure message explaining that the message was not delivered.</:Fail:>
  <:blackhole:> A string value that indicates that unroutable mail is silently discarded.</:blackhole:>
  <domain> A string value that contains the domain corresponding to the default address. (e.g. example.com)</domain>
</data>

<data>
  <txtdiskquota> An integer value that contains the disk quota in megabytes.</txtdiskquota>
  <diskquota> An integer or string value that contains the disk quota in megabytes. This value is affected by the account's locale (language). (e.g. '250' or 'unlimited')</diskquota>
  <diskusedpercent> An integer value that contains the percentage of disk space used.</diskusedpercent>
  <diskused> A floating point value that contains the disk space used in megabytes. (e.g. 108.83)</diskused>
  <humandiskquota> A string value that contains the disk quota with the descriptor. (e.g. '250 MB')</humandiskquota>
  <_diskused> An integer value that contains the disk space used in bytes.</_diskused>
  <login> A string value that contains the login name of the account. This value contains the domain. (e.g. user@example.com)</login>
  <email> A string value that contains the email address of the account.</email>
  <domain> A string value that contains the domain name you have queried. (e.g. example.com)</domain>
  <user> A string value that contains the username that corresponds to the domain.</user>
  <humandiskused> A string value that contains the amount of disk space used and the signifier. (e.g. '109.39 MB' or 'none')</humandiskused>
  <diskusedpercent20> An integer value that contains the percentage of disk space used.</diskusedpercent20>
  <_diskquota> An integer value that contains the disk quota in bytes.</_diskquota>
</data>

<data>
  <reason> A string value that is undefined if the password was changed. This value will contain a reason for failure if the account's password was not changed.</reason>
  <result> A boolean value indicating success or failure. '1' if successful. '0' if failed.</result>
</data>

<data>
  <absdir> A string value that contains the full path to the requested directory.</absdir>
</data>

<data>
  <mtime> An integer value that contains the last modification time epochal. (e.g. 1258338752)</mtime>
  <isleaf> A boolean value that specifies whether or not the item in the list is a file. '1' if it is a file.</isleaf>
  <file> A string value that contains the base name of the file or directory. (e.g. example.com)</file>
  <path> A string value that contains the full path to the file or directory.</path>
  <depth> An integer value that contains the number of directories deep inside the absolute home directory the item in the list is.</depth>
  <relpath> A string value that contains the relative path to the 'mail' directory including the initial slash. (e.g. /example.com)</relpath>
  <ismailbox> A boolean value that specifies whether or not the item in the list is a mailbox. '1' if the item is a mailbox.</ismailbox>
  <fullpath> A string value that contains the item in the list.</fullpath>
  <type> A string value that contains 'dir' or 'file' depending on whether the item in the list is a directory or a file. This value is always 'dir' at the moment.</type>
</data>

<data>
  <filtername> A string value that contains the filter's name.</filtername>
  <actions>
    <dest> A string value that contains the destination of filtered mail. (e.g. /dev/null)</dest>
    <action> A string value that contains a description of the action taken by the filter.</action>
  </actions>
  <rules>
    <part> A string value that contains the section of the email covered by the filter. (e.g. $header_from:)</part>
    <match> A string value that contains the match type. (e.g. 'is' or 'contains')</match>
    <val> A string value that contains a phrase for which the filter is searching.</val>
    <opt> A string value that contains either 'or' or 'and' as a connector for the next rule in the list.</opt>
  </rules>

</data>

<data>
  <status> A boolean value indicating success or failure. '1' if successful. '0' if failed.</status>
</data>

<data>
  <ok> A boolean value indicating success or failure. '1' if the function completed successfully.</ok>
  <account> A string value that contains the account name for which the filter was created.</account>
  <error> A boolean value of '0' if the function completed successfully. Otherwise, this will be a string value that contains an error message.</error>
  <result> A string value that contains 'Filter Saved' if the function completed successfully. Otherwise, this string value will contain an error message.</result>
</data>

<data>
  <trace> A string value that contains a message of success or reason for failure, the name of the file that was examined, and the destination of the filter.</trace>
</data>

<data>
  <filtername> A string value that contains the name of the filter you attempted to remove.</filtername>
  <deleted> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the filter was successfully deleted. '1' if the filter was removed; '0' if it was not.</deleted>
  <statusmsg> A string value that describes the success or failure of the request.</statusmsg>
</data>

<data>
  <filtername> A string value that contains the name of the filter.</filtername>
  <actions> A hash or list of hashes that contain the actions of the filter.
    <number> An integer value that contains the order of the rule in the list. The first rule will be '1'.</number>
    <dest> A string value that contains the destination of filtered mail.</dest>
    <action> A string value that contains the type of action.</action>
  </actions>
  <rules> A hash or list of hashes that contain the rules for filtering mail.
    <number> An integer value that contains the order of the rule in the list. The first rule will be '1'.</number>
    <part> A string value that contains the section of the email covered by the filter. (e.g. $header_from:)</part>
    <match> A string value that contains the match type. (e.g. contains)</match>
    <val> A string value that contains a phrase for which the filter is searching.</val>
    <opt> A string value that contains either 'or' or 'and' as a connector for the next rule in the list.</opt>
  </rules>

</data>

<data>
  <filtername> A string value that contains the suggested rule name. This value is calculated by counting the number of existing filters and adding one. (e.g 'Rule 3', if there were already 2 rules.)</filtername>
</data>

<data>
  <account> A string value that contains either the name of the account specified or 'All Mail On Your Account'.</account>
</data>

<data>
  <charset> A string value that contains the name of the character set the auto responder is using.</charset>
  <ishtml> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the email is HTML-forwarded. '1' if email is HTML-forwarded.</ishtml>
  <body> A string value that contains the message contained within the 'body' portion of the email.</body>
  <subject> A string value that contains the 'subject' portion of the auto response email.</subject>
  <from> A string value that contains the 'from' portion of the auto response email.</from>
</data>

<data>
  <diskused> A floating point decimal value of the disk space used in megabytes.</diskused>
  <login> A string value that contains the username section of the email address. (e.g. user)</login>
  <domain> A string value that contains the domain section of the email address. (e.g. example.com)</domain>
  <user> A string value that contains the username section of the email address. (e.g. user)</user>
</data>

<data>
  <domain> A string value that contains the domain name corresponding to a file in /etc/vfilters.</domain>
</data>

<data>
  <domain> A string value that contains the domain that corresponds to a file in /etc/valiases. (e.g. example.tld)</domain>
</data>

<data>
  <mxcheck> A string value that contains the input value specified in the input parameters.</mxcheck>
  <statusmsg> A string value that contains a message of success or a reason for failure.</statusmsg>
  <checkmx> Note: The following values pertain to the old mail exchanger.
    <mxcheck> A string value that contains the input value specified in the input parameters.</mxcheck>
    <detected> A string value that contains the previous 'mxcheck' value.</detected>
    <isprimary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is the primary mail exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is the primary exchanger.</isprimary>
    <secondary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is the secondary mail exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is the secondary exchanger.</secondary>
    <remote> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a remote exchanger. '1' if the exchanger is remote.</remote>
    <changed> A boolean value indicating whether or not the new setting is different from the old. In practice, this value is always '1'.</changed>
    <warnings> A string value that contains any warnings or error messages that may arise.</warnings>
    <issecondary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is the secondary mail exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is the secondary exchanger.</issecondary>
    <local> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a local exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is a local exchanger.</local>
  </checkmx>
  <detected> A string value that contains the input value specified in the input parameters if the function ran successfully.</detected>
  <results> A string value that contains a success message or reason for failure.</results>
  <secondary> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is the secondary mail exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is the secondary exchanger.</secondary>
  <remote> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a remote exchanger. '1' if the exchanger is remote.</remote>
  <status> A boolean value indicating success or failure. '1' if the function completed successfully.</status>
  <local> A boolean value that indicates whether or not the mail exchanger is a local exchanger. '1' if the mail exchanger is a local exchanger.</local>
</data>

<data>
  <dkim_available> A boolean value that indicates whether Exim supports DKIM. A value of 1 indicates that the system's Exim supports DKIM.</dkim_available>
  <dkim> A boolean value that indicates whether DKIM is enabled for the authenticated domain. A value of 1 indicates that the account can use DKIM.</dkim>
</data>

<data>
  <result> An array that contains the function's result. [0] contains a boolean value that indicates success or failure. [i] contains strings that describe the success or failiure. </result>
</data>

<data>
  <archive_incoming> A boolean value indicating if incoming messages are archived. A value of '1' indicates incoming messages are archived where a value of '0' indicates that they are not. </archive_incoming>
  <archive_incoming_retain_days> A numerical value representing the number of days that incoming messages will be retained. A value of '0' indicates forever. No return value indicates that messages are not being archived. </archive_incoming_retain_days>
  <archive_mailman> A boolean value indicating if emails sent through mailing lists (mailman) will be archived. A value of '1' indicates that mailman messages will be archived, where a value of '0' indicates they are not. </archive_mailman>
  <archive_mailman_retain_days> A numerical value representing the number of days that mailman messages will be retained. A value of '0' indicates forever. No return value indicates that messages are not being archived. </archive_mailman_retain_days>
  <archive_outgoing> A boolean value indicating if outgoing messages are archived. A value of '1' indicates outgoing messages are being archived, where a value of '0' indicates that they are not. </archive_outgoing>
  <archive_outgoing_retain_days> A numerical value representing the number of days that outgoing messages are archived. A value of '0' indicates forever. No return value indicates that messages are not being archived. </archive_outgoing_retain_days>
  <disk_used> A value indicating the amount of disk space that is being used by the archived messages. </disk_used>
  <domain> The domain for which the archived messages information is being retrieved. </domain>
  <has_archive> A boolean value representing whether message archiving is enabled or disabled. A value of '1' indicates message archiving is enabled, while a value of '0' indicates it is disabled. </has_archive>
</data>

<data>
  <domain> example1.com,example2.com,example3.com </domain>
  <type> incoming=44&outgoing=3& </type>
</data>

<data>
  <incoming> Incoming Message Archive </incoming>
  <mailman> Mailman Message Archive </mailman>
<outgoing> Outgoing Message Archive </outgoing>
</data>

<data>
  <direction>The archiving type whose information is being displayed. Incoming, mailman, or outgoing are the possible types. </direction>
  <enabled> A boolean value indicating whether the archive type is enabled or disabled. A value of '1' indicates that archiving for the type is enabled. A value of '0' indicates that archiving for the type is disabled. </enabled>
<retention_period> A numerical value representing the length of time that the messages should be archived. The value '0' indicates forever, the value '32' indicates 1 month, the value '93' indicates 3 months, the value '366' indicates 1 year, the value '731' indicates 2 years, the value '1826' indicates 5 years, and the value '3651' indicates 10 years. </retention_period>
</data>

<data>
  <direction>The message archiving type whose information is being displayed. Incoming, mailman, or outgoing are possible types. If no type is indicated, all types will be disabled. </direction>
  <enabled>A boolean value indicating whether the archiving type is enabled or disabled. A value of '1' indicates the archiving type should be enabled. A value of '0' indicates that archiving should be disabled.</enabled>
<retention_period>A numerical value representing the length of time, in days, that messages should be retained. A value of -1 indicates that messages should be kept forever.</retention_period>
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