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Diffstat (limited to 'contrib/PopDel.py')
| -rw-r--r-- | contrib/PopDel.py | 102 |
1 files changed, 79 insertions, 23 deletions
diff --git a/contrib/PopDel.py b/contrib/PopDel.py index 90bcb6c0..346d0809 100644 --- a/contrib/PopDel.py +++ b/contrib/PopDel.py @@ -5,9 +5,21 @@ # license. See COPYING for specifics. # # See PopDel.manual for the use of this Python class. +# (this isn't currently available) # # created: 01 May 02 +# # change log: +# Joshua Crawford, November 2004: +# Out of range error fixed +# Allow for all caps SUBJECT: +# Display email address +# Don't prompt for save if no changes +# Don't clear the screen until we're displaying a menu +# Check for invalid choice +# Check all arguments exist +# Check for errors in POP +# Return 1 on errors, 0 otherwise # Hacked to support message ranges by ESR, January 2003. # import os, poplib, string, sys @@ -24,12 +36,13 @@ class PopDel: def __init__(self): self.done = 0 + self.dirty = 0 return # get user to choose an element from thing def query(self, thing, prompt): length = len(thing) - choice = [length] + choice = [length+1] for i in range(0, length): print '(' + `i + 1` + ') ' + thing[i] while filter(lambda x: x > length, choice): @@ -38,36 +51,68 @@ class PopDel: self.done = 1 choice = [-1] else: - choice = map(int, string.split(choice, "-")) + try: + choice = map(int, string.split(choice, "-")) + except: + choice = [length + 1] if len(choice) > 1: choice = range(choice[0], choice[1]+1) return choice def run(self): #log in - os.system('clear') print self.HDR subjects = [] - M = poplib.POP3(sys.argv[1]) - M.user(sys.argv[2]) - M.pass_(sys.argv[3]) - M.set_debuglevel(1) + if (len(sys.argv) < 4): + print 'Usage: ' + sys.argv[0] + ' pop3.host.name username password' + return 1 - messages = M.list() + try: + M = poplib.POP3(sys.argv[1]) + except: + print 'Could not reach ' + sys.argv[1] + return 1 + try: + M.user(sys.argv[2]) + except: + print 'Bad username ' + sys.argv[2] + '@' + sys.argv[1] + M.quit() + return 1 + try: + M.pass_(sys.argv[3]) + except: + print 'Bad password for ' + sys.argv[2] + '@' + sys.argv[1] + M.quit() + return 1 +# M.set_debuglevel(1) + try: + messages = M.list() + except: + print 'Error reading listing for ' + sys.argv[2] + '@' + sys.argv[1] + M.quit() + return 1 list = messages[1] if (len(list) == 0): M.quit() - print '\nNo messages on server.' + print '\nNo messages for ' + sys.argv[2] + '@' + sys.argv[1] else: for entry in list: tokens = string.split(entry) - head = M.top(int(tokens[0]), 32) + try: + head = M.top(int(tokens[0]), 32) + except: + print 'Error issuing TOP command for ' + sys.argv[2] + '@' + sys.argv[1] + if self.dirty: + M.rset() + M.quit() + return 1 for line in head[1]: - if (string.find(line, 'Subject:') == 0): + if (string.find(string.upper(line), 'SUBJECT:') == 0): subject = string.replace(line, 'Subject:','') + subject = string.replace(subject, 'SUBJECT:','') subject = subject + ' - ' + tokens[1] + ' octets' subjects.append(subject) break @@ -75,22 +120,33 @@ class PopDel: while not self.done: os.system('clear') print self.HDR - print '\nMessages on server:' + print '\nMessages for ' + sys.argv[2] + '@' + sys.argv[1] + ':' msglist = self.query(subjects, self.PROMPT1) print "Choice:", msglist for msg in msglist: - if (msg > -1): - M.dele(msg+1) - subjects[msg] = subjects[msg] + ' -X-' + if (msg > 0): + try: + M.dele(msg) + except: + print 'Error deleting message #' + `msg` + if self.dirty: + M.rset() + M.quit() + return 1 + self.dirty = 1 + subjects[msg-1] = subjects[msg-1] + ' -X-' - print '\nExit Options:' - choice = self.query(self.CHOICES, self.PROMPT2) - print "Choice:", choice - if (choice == [1]): # commit changes and quit - M.quit() - else: # reset and quit - M.rset() + if not self.dirty: M.quit() + else: + print '\nExit Options:' + choice = self.query(self.CHOICES, self.PROMPT2) + print "Choice:", choice + if (choice == [1]): # commit changes and quit + M.quit() + else: # reset and quit + M.rset() + M.quit() print self.BYE @@ -99,4 +155,4 @@ class PopDel: #-----------------main obj = PopDel() -obj.run() +sys.exit(obj.run()) |