binmode(STDOUT, ":utf8");
$DBHandle->do("SET NAMES 'utf8'");
+# create a list of supported encondings
+my %LegalEncodings;
+foreach (Encode->encodings()) {
+ $LegalEncodings{$_} = 1;
+}
# parse data in a loop and write it out
print "-------------- Parsing data ... -------------\n" if $OptDebug;
while (my $HeadersR = $DBQuery->fetchrow_hashref) {
my %Headers = %{$HeadersR};
# parse $Headers{'headers'} ('headers' from DBTableRaw)
+ # remove empty lines (that should not even exist in a header!)
+ $Headers{'headers'} =~ s/\n\s*\n/\n/g;
# merge continuation lines
# from Perl Cookbook, 1st German ed. 1999, pg. 91
$Headers{'headers'} =~ s/\n\s+/ /g;
my $OtherHeaders;
for (split(/\n/,$Headers{'headers'})) {
# split header lines in header name and header content
- my ($key,$value) = split(/:/,$_,2);
- $key =~ s/\s*//;
- $value =~ s/^\s*(.+)\s*$/$1/;
+ my ($key,$value);
+ if ($_ =~ /:/) {
+ ($key,$value) = split(/:/,$_,2);
+ $key =~ s/\s*//;
+ $value =~ s/^\s*(.+)\s*$/$1/;
+ } else {
+ &Bleat(1,sprintf("Illegal header line in %s.%s id %s: %s",
+ $Conf{'DBDatabase'}, $Conf{'DBTableRaw'},
+ $Headers{'id'},$_));
+ next;
+ }
+ # check for empty (mandatory) fields from DBTableRaw
+ # and set them from $Headers{'headers', if necessary
+ if (lc($key) =~ /^(message-id|path|newsgroups)$/) {
+ my $HeaderName = lc($key);
+ $HeaderName = 'mid' if ($HeaderName eq 'message-id');
+ if (!defined($Headers{$HeaderName}) or $Headers{$HeaderName} eq '') {
+ $Headers{$HeaderName} = $value;
+ &Bleat(1,sprintf("Taking missing %s from 'headers' in %s.%s id %s.",
+ $HeaderName, $Conf{'DBDatabase'}, $Conf{'DBTableRaw'},
+ $Headers{'id'}));
+ }
+ }
# save each header, separate database fields in %Headers,
# the rest in $OtherHeaders (but not Message-ID, Path, Peer
# and Newsgroups as those do already exist)
$HeaderName =~ s/_$//;
# decode From: / Sender: / Reply-To: / Subject:
if ($Headers{$_} =~ /\?(B|Q)\?/) {
- $Headers{$HeaderName.'_parsed'} = decode('MIME-Header',$Headers{$_});
+ # check for legal encoding and decode
+ (my $Encoding) = $Headers{$_} =~ /\?([^?]+)\?(B|Q)\?/;
+ $Headers{$HeaderName.'_parsed'} = decode('MIME-Header',$Headers{$_})
+ if (exists($LegalEncodings{$Encoding}));
}
# extract name(s) and mail(s) from From: / Sender: / Reply-To:
# in parsed form, if available
} else {
@Address = Mail::Address->parse($Headers{$_});
}
- # split each Mail::Address object
+ # split each Mail::Address object to @Names and @Adresses
+ my (@Names,@Adresses);
foreach (@Address) {
- # take address part
- $Headers{$HeaderName.'_address'} = $_->address();
+ # take address part in @Addresses
+ push (@Adresses, $_->address());
# take name part form "phrase", if there is one:
# From: My Name <addr@ess> (Comment)
# otherwise, take it from "comment":
# From: addr@ess (Comment)
- $Headers{$HeaderName.'_name'} = $_->comment()
- unless $Headers{$HeaderName.'_name'}= $_->phrase;
- $Headers{$HeaderName.'_name'} =~ s/^\((.+)\)$/$1/;
- # FIMXE - handle more than one Mail::Address object!
+ # and push it in @Names
+ my ($Name);
+ $Name = $_->comment() unless $Name = $_->phrase;
+ $Name =~ s/^\((.+)\)$/$1/;
+ push (@Names, $Name);
}
+ # put all @Adresses and all @Names in %Headers as comma separated lists
+ $Headers{$HeaderName.'_address'} = join(', ',@Adresses);
+ $Headers{$HeaderName.'_name'} = join(', ',@Names);
}
}
}
split(/ /,'? ' x scalar(@DBFields)))
));
$DBWrite->execute(@SQLBindVars)
- or &Bleat(2,sprintf("Can't write parsed data for %s to %s.%s: ".
+ or &Bleat(2,sprintf("Can't write parsed data for %s to %s.%s for %s: ".
"$DBI::errstr\n",$Period,
- $Conf{'DBDatabase'},$Conf{'DBTableParse'}));
+ $Conf{'DBDatabase'},$Conf{'DBTableParse'}, $Headers{'mid'}));
$DBWrite->finish;
}
};
=head1 DESCRIPTION
-...
+This script will parse raw, unstructured headers from a database table which is
+fed from F<feedlog.pl> for a given time period and write its results to
+nother database table with separate fields (columns) for most (or even all)
+relevant headers.
+
+I<Subject:>, I<From:>, I<Sender:> and I<Reply-To:> will be parsed from MIME
+encoded words to UTF-8 as needed while the unparsed copy is kept. From that
+parsed copy, I<From:>, I<Sender:> and I<Reply-To:> will also be split into
+separate name(s) and address(es) fields while the un-splitted copy is kept,
+too.
+
+B<parsedb> should be run nightly from cron for yesterdays data so all
+other scripts get current information. The time period to act on defaults to
+yesterday, accordingly; you can assign another time period or a single day via
+the B<--day> option (see below).
=head2 Configuration
-...
+B<parsedb> will read its configuration from F<newsstats.conf>
+should be present in etc/ via Config::Auto or from a configuration file
+submitted by the B<--conffile> option.
+
+See L<doc/INSTALL> for an overview of possible configuration options.
+
+You can override configuration options via the B<--rawdb> and
+B<--parsedb> options, respectively.
=head1 OPTIONS
=head1 EXAMPLES
-...
+An example crontab entry:
+
+ 0 1 * * * /path/to/bin/parsedb.pl
+
+Do a dry run for yesterday's data, showing results of processing:
+
+ parsedb --debug --test | less
=head1 FILES
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