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Fix email interfaces with Python 3 (issue 2550974, issue 2551000). This patch fixes various issues handling incoming email with roundup-mailgw with Python 3. Incoming email must always be handled as bytes, not strings, because it may contain 8-bit-encoded MIME parts with different encodings in each part. When handling piped input, that means using sys.stdin.buffer in Python 3 for binary input, along with message_from_binary_file, not sys.stdin which is text input and may be for the wrong encoding and not message_from_file. (In turn, tests that use MailGW.main with text input are affected so an s2b call is inserted in the test code and it is made to use BytesIO not StringIO. Properly all the test messages in test_mailgw.py ought to use b'' explicitly rather than having such an s2b conversion, and there ought to be test messages using 8-bit encodings with non-ASCII characters to verify that that case works.) imaplib and poplib return bytes not strings with Python 3 (from inspection of the code, not tested), as is necessary for the above reasons. Thus, the handling of IMAP and POP messages must expect bytes and handle the data accordingly. For messages from mailboxes, I saw the same problem described in issue 2551000 for a multipart message with a single (non-ASCII) part. The Roundup code requires RoundupMessage not email.message.Message to be used recursively for all MIME parts of a message. Because the mailbox module uses email.message_from_* directly without passing the _class argument to them, fixing this requires temporarily patching the email module to ensure _class=RoundupMessage gets passed to those methods.
author Joseph Myers <jsm@polyomino.org.uk>
date Sun, 16 Sep 2018 13:55:53 +0000
parents 364c54991861
children 6971c9249c6d
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#
# Copyright (c) 2001 Richard Jones
# This module is free software, and you may redistribute it and/or modify
# under the same terms as Python, so long as this copyright message and
# disclaimer are retained in their original form.
#
# This module is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

import unittest, time

from roundup.token import token_split

class TokenTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
    def testValid(self):
        l = token_split('hello world')
        self.assertEqual(l, ['hello', 'world'])

    def testIgnoreExtraSpace(self):
        l = token_split('hello  world ')
        self.assertEqual(l, ['hello', 'world'])

    def testQuoting(self):
        l = token_split('"hello world"')
        self.assertEqual(l, ['hello world'])
        l = token_split("'hello world'")
        self.assertEqual(l, ['hello world'])

    def testEmbedQuote(self):
        l = token_split(r'Roch\'e Compaan')
        self.assertEqual(l, ["Roch'e", "Compaan"])
        l = token_split('address="1 2 3"')
        self.assertEqual(l, ['address=1 2 3'])

    def testEscaping(self):
        l = token_split('"Roch\'e" Compaan')
        self.assertEqual(l, ["Roch'e", "Compaan"])
        l = token_split(r'hello\ world')
        self.assertEqual(l, ['hello world'])
        l = token_split(r'\\')
        self.assertEqual(l, ['\\'])
        l = token_split(r'\n')
        self.assertEqual(l, ['\n'])

    def testBadQuote(self):
        self.assertRaises(ValueError, token_split, '"hello world')
        self.assertRaises(ValueError, token_split, "Roch'e Compaan")

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