def imapify(string):
""" Return a version of the given string which
can be used as a mailbox name by an IMAP server. """
result = imap_utf7.encode(string).decode()
result = result.replace(".", "-")
result = result.replace('"', "'")
result = result.replace("/", "|")
return result
def check_msgid(self, msgid, folder):
folder_utf7 = imap_utf7.encode(folder)
res, msgs = self.server.select(folder_utf7)
if res == 'NO':
log(ERROR, "Folderfehler %s, %s, %s" % (folder, res, msgs))
raise NameError("Folderfehler %s, %s, %s" % (folder, res, msgs))
res, msgs = self.server.search(None, "(HEADER Message-ID \"<%s>\")" % msgid)
if res == 'OK' and len(msgs) > 0 and len(msgs[0]) > 0:
return True
else:
return False
def store_feedentry(self, entry, sender = '*****@*****.**', folder='INBOX'):
# check folder
folder_utf7 = imap_utf7.encode(folder)
if not self.folder_cache.has_key(folder):
res, folders = self.server.list(folder_utf7)
if folders[0] is None:
self.server.create(folder_utf7)
self.folder_cache[folder] = True
# calc msg-id
msgid = entry.msgid()
if not self.check_msgid(msgid, folder):
self.server.append(folder_utf7, None, entry.updated, self.entry_as_mail(entry, sender))
def _encode_folder_name(self, name):
if self.folder_encode:
name = imap_utf7.encode(name)
# imaplib assumes that if a command argument (in this case a
# folder name) has double quotes around it, then it doesn't
# need quoting. This "feature" prevents creation of folders
# with names that start and end with double quotes.
#
# To work around this IMAPClient performs the quoting
# itself. This adds start and end double quotes which also
# serves to fool IMAP4._checkquote into not attempting further
# quoting. A hack but it works.
return _quote_arg(name)