untroubled-spam-getter
Overview
This tool gets the Untroubled spam mails. You can use this tool as daemon or not.
Description
This tool gets the Untroubled spam mails and saves them on filesystem. You can set the followings variables to change the defaults:
"UNTROUBLED_TIMEOUT": 20, "UNTROUBLED_CACHE_PATH": "/var/tmp", "UNTROUBLED_STORE_PATH": "/tmp/untroubled_mails", "UNTROUBLED_WAIT_TIME": 3600, "UNTROUBLED_MONTHS": 0,
UNTROUBLED_TIMEOUT: timeout HTTP connections. UNTROUBLED_CACHE_PATH: path where store the cache files useful to get only mails delta. UNTROUBLED_STORE_PATH: path where store the mails. UNTROUBLED_WAIT_TIME: if daemon is enabled wait time seconds before gets new mails. UNTROUBLED_MONTHS: how many months archive you want get. 0 means only last month.
You can set environment variables or change them from command line. Command line has the priority.
$ untroubled-spam-fetcher -h
usage: fetcher.py [-h] [-l {CRITICAL,ERROR,WARNING,INFO,DEBUG,NOTSET}]
[-c UNTROUBLED_CACHE_PATH] [-s UNTROUBLED_STORE_PATH]
[-m UNTROUBLED_MONTHS] [-d] [-w UNTROUBLED_WAIT_TIME]
[-t UNTROUBLED_TIMEOUT] [-v]
Untroubled Fetcher
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-l {CRITICAL,ERROR,WARNING,INFO,DEBUG,NOTSET}, --log {CRITICAL,ERROR,WARNING,INFO,DEBUG,NOTSET}
Log level (default: INFO)
-c UNTROUBLED_CACHE_PATH, --cache-path UNTROUBLED_CACHE_PATH
Cache path to store downloaded history (default: None)
-s UNTROUBLED_STORE_PATH, --store-path UNTROUBLED_STORE_PATH
Store path to store emails (default: None)
-m UNTROUBLED_MONTHS, --months UNTROUBLED_MONTHS
Months mails archive to get (no more 12) (default:
None)
-d, --daemon Start in daemon mode (default: False)
-w UNTROUBLED_WAIT_TIME, --wait-time UNTROUBLED_WAIT_TIME
Seconds to wait between two fetch (default: None)
-t UNTROUBLED_TIMEOUT, --timeout UNTROUBLED_TIMEOUT
HTTP timeout connection in seconds (default: None)
-v, --version show program's version number and exit
Installation
$ cd /opt $ git clone https://github.com/SpamScope/untroubled-spam-fetcher.git $ virtualenv -p python3 venv $ source venv/bin/activate $ python setup.py install
or
$ cd /opt $ virtualenv -p python3 venv $ source venv/bin/activate $ pip install untroubled-spam-fetcher
To install untroubled systemd service:
$ cp systemd/untroubled.service /lib/systemd/system $ systemctl enable untroubled.service $ systemctl start untroubled.service
Usage
untroubled-spam-fetcher only works with Python 3.
$ untroubled-spam-fetcher -l DEBUG -c /tmp/cache -s /tmp/mails -d
In this case runs as daemon, with logging in debug mode, uses /tmp/cache as cache folder and /tmp/mails as folder where stores the mails.
Docker
In the folder docker there are a Dockerfile and a docker-compose.
Example to fetch mail with Docker image:
$ docker run --rm --name fetcher -ti fmantuano/spamscope-untroubled-spam-fetcher -l DEBUG
If you want run a Docker image as daemon use docker-compose:
$ docker-compose up -d
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