The EDRM Enron Email Data Set v2 consist of Enron e-mail messages and attachments in two sets of downloadable compressed files: XML and PST.
Now an Amazon Web Services Public Data Set
The EDRM Enron Email Data Set v2 and EDRM Enron PST Data Set are now a public data set on Amazon Web Services. AWS hosts these public data sets at no charge to the community in order to enable faster innovation by researchers across a variety of disciplines and industries. For more information about AWS public data sets, go to aws.amazon.com/publicdatasets.
Accessing the EDRM Enron Data Set
To access the EDRM Enron Data Set, you need to create an AWS instance and mount the EDRM Data EBS volume. See:
Once you have mounted the EBS volume, you can use the IP address for the instance to access the system both to use the files locally and to download them. See How do I access my systems?
To view the files locally, you can SSH into the machine where you will be able to use them on that system.
To download the files, you can use SFTP.
AWS pricing is on a per-hour basis. For a small instance, the fee is currently $0.08 per hour for Linux and $0.115 per hour for Windows. See Amazon EC2 Pricing.
For additional information about AWS, go to http://aws.amazon.com.
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[...] email formats, it’s useful to take a look at some email in the different formats. The EDRM Enron Email Data Set 2.0 supports multiple formats which can be explored. The email was produced by ZL Unified Archive® [...]