Does anyone know of any resources for parsing mail headers to build
threaded storage of mailing list traffic?
I'm looking in particular for how to correlate/parse Message-ID
headers, with Thread-Topic and Thread-Index
Thanks in advance
else. Once I get a free second
> > (yeh right!) I'll probably write some regex patterns for parsing mail
headers.
> > RFC compliant ones that'll reject malformed mail.
>
> That would be nice. If you start rejecting Dave's emails because they
> don't have a
They are standard inside the header as a container for the message-id. When I
store the message-id for a post, I remove them as unneeded. When I send a post,
they are added in as they have to be used for ALL posts. Just a preference on
how to store and use as each will work for storage and searchin
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
> Ah. It does some other stuff with the message's body, but that's besides the
> point. Its just a parser tag and does nothing else. Once I get a free second
> (yeh right!) I'll probably write some regex patterns for parsing mail headers.
> RFC co
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
> Um, the code I sent you does that already. Otherwise, you can do a RegEx looking
> for the start text of Message-ID and an end text of >. The regex below will get
> the message ID for you from a raw header
> "Message-ID: <([^>]+)>"
The < and > are part of the messageid, w
Ah. It does some other stuff with the message's body, but that's besides the
point. Its just a parser tag and does nothing else. Once I get a free second
(yeh right!) I'll probably write some regex patterns for parsing mail headers.
RFC compliant ones that'll reject malform
Jeff Chastain wrote:
> I am running CFMX and am specifically looking for the message ID and reply
> information.
mID = REReplaceNoCase(headers,"^.*messageid: (<[^>]*>).*$","\1");
irt = REReplaceNoCase(headers,"^.*in-reply-to: (<[^>]*>).*$","\1");
etc.
> I tried parsing by linebreak, which did
ebruary 21, 2003 2:04 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Parsing Mail Headers
>
>
> Jeff Chastain wrote:
> > Does anybody know of a tag or script somewhere that will parse out
> > email headers?
>
> What do you need to extract? Does it need t
goes, yes I have been collecting headers
for the last several days and there is very little in common with them.
Thanks
-- Jeff
-Original Message-
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 2:20 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Parsing Mail Headers
The
The CFX_ODSMime tag takes all the headers and puts it into a query that you can
loop over. If you want, I can explain the code sample I sent you in reference to
the tag. The problem with parsing email headers is that there is a LOT of
information and the format of the information is very poor. Take
, February 21, 2003 2:04 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Parsing Mail Headers
Jeff Chastain wrote:
> Does anybody know of a tag or script somewhere that will parse out
> email headers?
What do you need to extract? Does it need to run under CF MX (which has
a ug in CFPOP which strips all line
Jeff Chastain wrote:
> Does anybody know of a tag or script somewhere that will parse out email
> headers?
What do you need to extract? Does it need to run under CF MX (which has
a ug in CFPOP which strips all linebreaks)?
Jochem
~
Does anybody know of a tag or script somewhere that will parse out email
headers? Michael Dinowitz mentioned CFX_ODSMime, but I am not finding much
in the way of documentation for it and it looks like it does a lot more that
just parse the header.
Thanks
-- Jeff
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