On Tue, 2006-03-07 at 09:17 -0700, Jesse Norell wrote: > > On Tue, 2006-03-07 at 09:23 +0200, html wrote: [snip] > base64_decode(). Your best bet is probably to find a library that > supports mime for whatever language you're using to write your program, > and use it to decode the message. (There is a libdbmail now-a-days; I > have no idea what's in it and if it could be leveraged for your use.) > There are also various command-line tools to work with mime messages, if > you're using a scripting language.
libdbmail is all of the internal functions that the binaries use, saving us from statically linking everything together. It's not particularly end-user accessible because we change the functions whenever necessary. There are no definite plans yet to create a set of frozen API's, but it would probably be a good idea down the road. (To Mr. HTML:) I know it's tempting to search directly in the database, but consider using an IMAP client instead. For example, Perl and Python both have very easy to use IMAP client libraries. Aaron
