import base64
import email.utils
from libbe.encoding import get_encoding, set_IO_stream_encodings
+from libbe.utility import time_to_str
from mailbox import mbox, Message # the mailbox people really want an on-disk copy
-from time import asctime, gmtime
+from time import asctime, gmtime, mktime
import types
from xml.sax.saxutils import escape
KNOWN_IDS = []
def normalize_email_address(address):
+ """
+ Standardize whitespace, etc.
+ """
return email.utils.formataddr(email.utils.parseaddr(address))
+def normalize_RFC_2822_date(date):
+ """
+ Some email clients write non-RFC 2822-compliant date tags like:
+ Fri, 18 Sep 2009 08:49:02 -0400 (EDT)
+ with the non-standard (EDT) timezone name. This funtion attempts
+ to deal with such inconsistencies.
+ """
+ time_tuple = email.utils.parsedate(date)
+ assert time_tuple != None, \
+ 'unparsable date: "%s"' % date
+ return time_to_str(mktime(time_tuple))
+
def comment_message_to_xml(message, fields=None):
if fields == None:
fields = {}
new_fields[u'in-reply-to'] = message[u'in-reply-to']
new_fields[u'author'] = normalize_email_address(message[u'from'])
new_fields[u'date'] = message[u'date']
+ if new_fields[u'date'] != None:
+ new_fields[u'date'] = normalize_RFC_2822_date(new_fields[u'date'])
new_fields[u'content-type'] = message.get_content_type()
for k,v in new_fields.items():
if v != None and type(v) != types.UnicodeType:
if found_ref == False and len(refs) > 0:
fields[u'in-reply-to'] = refs[0] # default to the first
- if fields['alt-id'] != None:
- KNOWN_IDS.append(fields['alt-id'])
+ if fields[u'alt-id'] != None:
+ KNOWN_IDS.append(fields[u'alt-id'])
if message.is_multipart():
ret = []