def mime_add(msg, obj):
from email import MIMEMultipart, MIMEText
validate_message_structure(msg)
# First, assure it to be multipart.
if msg.is_multipart():
# This is already multipart.
msg.attach(obj)
return msg
# If not, wrap the original Message with a new Multipart object.
def move_headers(destmsg, srcmsg):
# clear all headers
for k in srcmsg.keys():
if k.lower() not in UNTOUCHED_HEADERS:
del destmsg[k]
# append headers (with avoiding duplication)
for (k, v) in srcmsg.items():
if k.lower() not in UNTOUCHED_HEADERS:
del srcmsg[k]
destmsg[k] = v
return
# Create a Multipart message object.
multi = MIMEMultipart.MIMEMultipart()
# Move the old headers to the new one (EXCEPT mime-related headers).
move_headers(multi, msg)
multi.preamble = 'This message contains MIME objects.\n\n'
# Sometime get_content_charset returns a unicode object!
# We must coerce it to str.
charset = msg.get_content_charset(config.MESSAGE_CHARSET)
# Obtain the original content (which must be text) and reattach it.
multi.attach(MIMEText.MIMEText(msg.get_payload(), _charset=str(charset)))
# Attach the object.
multi.attach(obj)
return multi
def create_message(corpus, data, msg0=None):
from email import Charset, Parser, MIMEMessage
if not isinstance(data, unicode):
raise TypeError("data must be a unicode.")
p = Parser.FeedParser()
p.feed(data)
msg1 = p.close()
csmap = Charset.Charset(config.MESSAGE_CHARSET)
attach_msgs = []
# Re-encode the headers.
headers = []
labels = []
for (k, v) in msg1.items():
v = rmsp(v)
if not v:
continue
kl = k.lower()
if kl == "x-forward-msg":
attach_msgs.extend(get_numbers(v))
continue
if kl == "label":
labels = v.split(",")
continue
headers.append((k.encode("ascii", "strict"), encode_header(v, csmap)))
# Remove all the existing headers.
for k in msg1.keys():
del msg1[k]
# Reattach the headers.
for (k, v) in headers:
msg1[k] = v
# Change the body.
data = msg1.get_payload(decode=False)
try:
# First try to encode with us-ascii.
data.encode("ascii", "strict")
# Succeed.
msg1.set_charset("ascii")
except UnicodeError:
# Re-encode the body.
if not csmap.output_charset:
csmap = Charset.Charset("utf-8")
msg1.set_charset(str(csmap.output_charset))
data = data.encode(str(csmap.output_codec), "replace")
msg1.set_payload(data)
# Attach other messages (for forwarding).
if attach_msgs:
for loc in attach_msgs:
p = Parser.FeedParser()
p.feed(corpus.get_message(loc))
msg1 = mime_add(msg1, MIMEMessage.MIMEMessage(p.close()))
# Integrate other mime objects.
if msg0 and msg0.is_multipart():
for obj in msg0.get_payload()[1:]:
msg1 = mime_add(msg1, obj)
validate_message_structure(msg1)
return (msg1, labels)
def create_message(corpus, data, msg0=None):
from email import Charset, Parser, MIMEMessage
if not isinstance(data, unicode):
raise TypeError('data must be a unicode.')
p = Parser.FeedParser()
p.feed(data)
msg1 = p.close()
csmap = Charset.Charset(config.MESSAGE_CHARSET)
attach_msgs = []
# Re-encode the headers.
headers = []
labels = []
for (k, v) in msg1.items():
v = rmsp(v)
if not v: continue
kl = k.lower()
if kl == 'x-forward-msg':
attach_msgs.extend(get_numbers(v))
continue
if kl == 'label':
labels = v.split(',')
continue
headers.append((k.encode('ascii', 'strict'), encode_header(v, csmap)))
# Remove all the existing headers.
for k in msg1.keys():
del msg1[k]
# Reattach the headers.
for (k, v) in headers:
msg1[k] = v
# Change the body.
data = msg1.get_payload(decode=False)
try:
# First try to encode with us-ascii.
data.encode('ascii', 'strict')
# Succeed.
msg1.set_charset('ascii')
except UnicodeError:
# Re-encode the body.
if not csmap.output_charset:
csmap = Charset.Charset('utf-8')
msg1.set_charset(str(csmap.output_charset))
data = data.encode(str(csmap.output_codec), 'replace')
msg1.set_payload(data)
# Attach other messages (for forwarding).
if attach_msgs:
for loc in attach_msgs:
p = Parser.FeedParser()
p.feed(corpus.get_message(loc))
msg1 = mime_add(msg1, MIMEMessage.MIMEMessage(p.close()))
# Integrate other mime objects.
if msg0 and msg0.is_multipart():
for obj in msg0.get_payload()[1:]:
msg1 = mime_add(msg1, obj)
validate_message_structure(msg1)
return (msg1, labels)
def mime_del(msg, part):
validate_message_structure(msg)
# Get the old object to be removed.
mpart = get_message_part(msg, part)
# Get the list of the children of the parent object.
children = msg.get_payload()
if mpart not in children:
raise MessageStructureError("Cannot remove that part.")
i = children.index(mpart)
if i == 0:
raise MessageStructureError("Cannot remove the first text part.")
# Remove it.
children.remove(mpart)
return msg
def mime_alter(msg, part, obj):
validate_message_structure(msg)
# Get the old object to be replaced.
mpart = get_message_part(msg, part)
# Get the list of the children of the parent object.
children = msg.get_payload()
if mpart not in children:
raise MessageStructureError("Cannot change that part.")
i = children.index(mpart)
if i == 0:
raise MessageStructureError("Cannot change the first text part.")
# Replace it with a new one.
children[i] = obj
return msg
def mime_del(msg, part):
validate_message_structure(msg)
# Get the old object to be removed.
mpart = get_message_part(msg, part)
# Get the list of the children of the parent object.
children = msg.get_payload()
if mpart not in children:
raise MessageStructureError('Cannot remove that part.')
i = children.index(mpart)
if i == 0:
raise MessageStructureError('Cannot remove the first text part.')
# Remove it.
children.remove(mpart)
return msg
def mime_alter(msg, part, obj):
validate_message_structure(msg)
# Get the old object to be replaced.
mpart = get_message_part(msg, part)
# Get the list of the children of the parent object.
children = msg.get_payload()
if mpart not in children:
raise MessageStructureError('Cannot change that part.')
i = children.index(mpart)
if i == 0:
raise MessageStructureError('Cannot change the first text part.')
# Replace it with a new one.
children[i] = obj
return msg
def mime_add(msg, obj):
from email import MIMEMultipart, MIMEText
validate_message_structure(msg)
# First, assure it to be multipart.
if msg.is_multipart():
# This is already multipart.
msg.attach(obj)
return msg
# If not, wrap the original Message with a new Multipart object.
def move_headers(destmsg, srcmsg):
# clear all headers
for k in srcmsg.keys():
if k.lower() not in UNTOUCHED_HEADERS:
del destmsg[k]
# append headers (with avoiding duplication)
for (k, v) in srcmsg.items():
if k.lower() not in UNTOUCHED_HEADERS:
del srcmsg[k]
destmsg[k] = v
return
# Create a Multipart message object.
multi = MIMEMultipart.MIMEMultipart()
# Move the old headers to the new one (EXCEPT mime-related headers).
move_headers(multi, msg)
multi.preamble = "This message contains MIME objects.\n\n"
# Sometime get_content_charset returns a unicode object!
# We must coerce it to str.
charset = msg.get_content_charset(config.MESSAGE_CHARSET)
# Obtain the original content (which must be text) and reattach it.
multi.attach(MIMEText.MIMEText(msg.get_payload(), _charset=str(charset)))
# Attach the object.
multi.attach(obj)
return multi
