mail-to-sql.php:

  - rewrote the script in PHP.
  - added support for mailing list.
  - made the parser better.

1 files changed, 86 insertions, 0 deletions

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+#!/usr/local/bin/php -q
+<?php
+
+ini_set("include_path", ".:/home/dries/personal/cvs/web/pear:/home/dries/personal/cvs/web/drupal.org/x.x.x");
+include_once "includes/common.inc";
+
+/*
+** Read the mail from stdin:
+*/
+
+$stdin = file("php://stdin");
+$mail = implode("", $stdin);
+
+/*
+** Separate the mail headers from the mail body:
+*/
+
+list($headers, $body) = split("\n\n", $mail, 2);
+
+/*
+** Strip whitespaces, newlines and returns from the beginning and the
+** end of the body.
+*/
+
+$body = trim($body);
+
+/*
+** The field-body can be split into a multiple-line representation,
+** which is called "folding".  According to RFC 822, the rule is that
+** wherever there may be linear whitespace (not simply LWSP-chars),
+** a CRLF immediately followed by at least one LWSP-char may instead
+** be inserted.  Merge multi-line headers:
+*/
+
+$data = ereg_replace("\n[ |\t]+", " ", $headers);
+
+/*
+** Parse and load the headers into an associative array:
+*/
+
+foreach (explode("\n", $data) as $line) {
+  list($name, $value) = split(": ", $line, 2);
+  $header[strtolower($name)] = $value;
+}
+
+/*
+** Try to determine whether the mail comes from a mailing list and if
+** so, which mailing list: we filter the mail based on parsing all the
+** the possible mailing list headers.
+*/
+
+if (preg_match("/([^@]+)/", $header["x-mailing-list-name"], $match)) {
+  $list = $match[1];  // Perl 6
+}
+elseif (preg_match("/owner-([^@]+)/", $header["sender"], $match)) {
+  $list = $match[1];  // Majordomo
+}
+else if (preg_match("/([^@]+)/", $header["x-beenthere"], $match)) {
+  $list = $match[1];
+}
+else if (preg_match("/mailing list ([^@]+)/", $header["delivered-to"], $match)) {
+  $list = $match[1];
+}
+else if (preg_match("/<([^@]+)/", $header["x-mailing-list"], $match)) {
+  $list = $match[1];
+}
+else if (preg_match("/([^@]+)/", $header["x-loop"], $match)) {
+  $list = $match[1];
+}
+else if (preg_match("/([^@\.]+)/", $header["x-list-id"], $match)) {
+  $list = $match[1];  // Mailman
+}
+else if (preg_match("/([^@\.]+)/", $header["x-list"], $match)) {
+  $list = $match[1];
+}
+else {
+  $list = "";
+}
+
+/*
+** Insert the mail into the database:
+*/
+
+db_query("INSERT INTO mail (data, subject, header_from, header_to, header_cc, header_reply_to, body, list, timestamp) VALUES ('". check_query($mail) ."', '". check_query($header["subject"]) ."', '". check_query($header["from"]) ."', '". check_query($header["to"]) ."', '". check_query($header["cc"]) ."', '". check_query($header["reply-to"]) ."', '". check_query($body) ."', '". check_query($list) ."', '". check_query(time()) ."')");
+
+?>
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