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Check sf.net and Debian BTS for new bugs. Again.
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IMAP: ensure mailbox archives are properly named. Currently imap folder names
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are mapped like this:
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IMAP URL | resulting mbox_archive
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------------+------------------------
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test.box | test.box_archive.gz
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test/box | box_archive.gz
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Implement --all. (?) Check patch from #1764846.
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Implement --include-draft. But before, think about it again. (This is feature
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request #1569305.)
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Create temporary archive mbox in /tmp only if we don't have write permissions in
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the mbox directory. Currently, if /tmp resides on another filesystem, we have
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to copy the entire box to its destination.
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Implement a fallback if an IMAP server doesn't support SEARCH. (Ouch!)
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Add IMAP tests to the testsuite (upload test messages with IMAP "APPEND
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date-string").
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Try to port archivemail to email.message and the new mailboxes in Python 2.5.
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Is these flexible enough for our needs?
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Add recursive archiving of mail subfolders?
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Line out what we want with respect to multiple selection criteria.
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Some make sense, but this easily gets too complex, and if only it's a hassle
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with adding all the options. Hm.
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Reject patch #1036022 "Added option to inverse date compare" after cooling down
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because the patch is both stupid (copy+paste code) and broken. Don't see why
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anyone should want this/we should support it.
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If this is reasonable *at all*, I think we'd better go for all the complexity
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to honour _two_ cut off dates (see Debian bug "#184124: archivemail: -D and -d
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should not be incompatible", which is a comparably half-baken thought). </rant>
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Add --debug or -vv switch, and move the printing of diagnostic info for each
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message to --debug.
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Perhaps add some more nice stuff like printing of subject, sender...
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See tracker #868714 "added stats option to archivemail", which has a point.
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Message-Ids are useful for diagnosis, but not very nice to read for humans.
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Regarding the --archive-name option:
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* Do we want this? Probably, it adds flexibility.
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* I think we should expand date format strings like we do with --suffix
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* Hmm, --output-dir overrides os.dirname(archive_name)...
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If no output_dir is given, use $PWD like we do for IMAP, or require -o?
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* Provide short option -a? Not sure.
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* The patch in #905657 is not bad. The Debian package also has a custom
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--archive-name option, but with a worse implementation.
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Be a nicer citizen with respect to mailbox locking.
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Perhaps prune/shorten IMAP mailbox URLs in messages?
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They may be quite long and may contain the sensitive password.
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Also shows up in the process list...
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Perhaps find a clean, lean replacement for all that clutter in the IMAP urls.
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Require --output-dir for IMAP archiving? Otherwise we just drop the archive in
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in the current working directory.
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Switch to fcntl(2) locking? That would be NFS-safe. Perhaps make the locking
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method configurable?
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Check all items below, which are from the original author. :-)
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.archivemailrc support
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Specify an option to not seteuid() when run as root?
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When you get a file-not-found in the 6th mailbox of 10, it aborts the whole
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run. Better to fail gracefully and keep going.
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Think about the best way to specify the names of archives created with
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possibly an --archive-name option.
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Add more tests (see top of test_archivemail.py)
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We need some better checking to see if we are really looking at a valid
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mbox-format mailbox.
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Lock any original .gz files
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- is this necessary?
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Check for symlink attacks for tempfiles (although we don't use /var/tmp)
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Add an option to not cut threads.
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Add MMDF mailbox support
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Add Babyl mailbox support
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Add option to archive depending on mailbox size threshold
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- is this a good idea?
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Add option to archive depending on number of messages
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- is this a good idea?
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