On 11-01-14 10:25, Алексей wrote:
> Hello, friends.
>
>
> DBMail v. 2.2.11 is installed on my server. I am not going to provide a
> mail service using POP3 and IMAP, but I need to decode messages
> “manually” (I’m working on a web interface for mail). What can you
> advise me to decode messages directly from a database?
To get a raw message from the database in 2.2 is really easy:
select messageblk from dbmail_messageblks where physmessage_id=? order
by messageblk_idnr;
will return two or more rows: the first row contains the full message
header, the following rows the rest of the message. Concatenating all
rows will result in the full message.
For dbmail 3 it's much harder. Doing it against the database using
queries is very far from trivial. To help developers avoid this problem
I created the HTTP interface which will allow you - among other things -
to do simple GET requests:
/messages/<MESSAGE_ID>/view
will return the full rfc2822 message.
In contrib/dbmailclient.php and contrib/testdbmailclient.php you will
find a lot of code that might help you.
The HTTP interface is still considered experimental, so feedback and
patches are very welcome.
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