Has anybody here used some kind of python script with procmail . I
want to set up a script that looks at a certain words in a mail and
forwards it to users. However I am not able to understand how can I
read the message in python script.
The documentation suggests something like this should send t
I think I should mention that i am fetching mail from gmail. Is there
an encryption that google uses . Also the mails are being received
fine on mutt.
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Amit Sethi writes:
> Has anybody here used some kind of python script with procmail . I
> want to set up a script that looks at a certain words in a mail and
> forwards it to users. However I am not able to understand how can I
> read the message in python script.
>
> The documentation suggests s
Amit Sethi writes:
> I think I should mention that i am fetching mail from gmail. Is there
> an encryption that google uses . Also the mails are being received
> fine on mutt.
Yes but if you're fetching them, then you've gotten that part
working. How are you fetching your emails? fetchmail?
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Well I am fairly sure the script is running i am simply writing the
message in stdin to a log and that part works fine .
Just looking at it again I think its an encoding because in the
"gibbrish" message I have found some kind of dkim message thing :
"(PST)#012DKIM-Signature: v=1; a=rsa-sha256; c=
Hi , I am trying to read in a large message piped to a python script.
The message would have something like 1000 words . How can one
increase the buffer size of sys.stdin in python.
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Amit Sethi writes:
> Hi , I am trying to read in a large message piped to a python script.
> The message would have something like 1000 words . How can one
> increase the buffer size of sys.stdin in python.
What's the problem with just a
body = sys.stdin.read()
and then processing bod
On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 7:43 PM, Amit Sethi
wrote:> Hi , I am trying to read in a
large message piped to a python script.> The message would have
something like 1000 words . How can one> increase the buffer size of
sys.stdin in python.
For 1000 words, your python program wont have any problem. PIP
http://excess.org/article/2011/12/unfortunate-python/
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