@barry - would you mind confirming please you’re OK with this please?
I’m going to implement some very simplistic, working, example archivers. As
discussed with Stephen, although functional, these will be “working examples”,
much like prototype.py is currently, and won’t be presented as complete archive
integration solutions, rather as starting points/examples that happen to work
for some common use cases. This is to avoid a concern that they might create a
maintenance burden if end users see them as an official solution to archive
integration.
—> archiver filename: archiving/to_maildir.py
-> config options:
config[‘archiver.name’].folderpath =
—> description: this is close to a straight copy of prototype.py and archives
messages to a Maildir
—> archiver filename: archiving/to_filesystem.py
-> config options:
config[‘archiver.name’].folderpath =
config[‘archiver.name’].zip = True
-> description: this writes emails to the file system, optionally zipped
—> archiver filename: archiving/to_httppost.py
-> config options:
config[‘archiver.name’].target_url =
config[‘archiver.name’].headers =
config[‘archiver.name’].url_parameters =
config[‘archiver.name’].form_fields =
config[‘archiver.name’].X_Message_ID_Hash_only =
-> description: this (with Aurelien’s permission) will be based on Hyperkitty’s
HTTP POST archiver and will behave in a similar manner. Alternatively It’ll be
written from scratch.
—> archiver filename: archiving/to_smtp.py
-> config options:
config[‘archiver.name’].destination_address =
-> description: this is very close to a straight copy of mail_archive.py but
will remove a few lines of code to make it a more generalised smtp sender
—> archiver filename: archiving/to_nntp.py
-> config options:
config[‘archiver.name’].server_address =
config[‘archiver.name’].username =
config[‘archiver.name’].password =
-> description: this will use the standard library to post the archive message
to an NNTP server
—> archiver filename: archiving/to_git.py
-> config options:
config[‘archiver.name’].foldername
-> description: this will write the email to a git repository on the local file
system
—> archiver filename: archiving/to_AMQP.py
-> config options:
config[‘archiver.name’].server_address
config[‘archiver.name’].username =
config[‘archiver.name’].password =
config[‘archiver.name’].X_Message_ID_Hash_only =
config[‘archiver.name’].max_message_size =
-> description: this will write the message to an AMQP server and optionally
writes only the message id hash
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