Wow, I see messages like this all the time. Is there something I'm
missing? Why are you putting your emails in a database?
Here's what I might start with (untested, of course!). You're using
php4, right?
:0hb
| php -f /path/to/script.php
script.php
<?php
# load stdin in as one big string
$file = join('', file('php://stdin'));
# separate the header from the body
list($header,$body) = explode('\n\n', $file, 2);
$lines = explode('\n', $header);
# iterate through header looking for certain
$wanted_headers = array( 'sender', 'date', 'time', 'subject' );
while ($line = array_shift($lines))
if (eregi('^$wanted_headers', $line))
$$wanted_headers = eregi_replace('^$wanted_headers: ', '', $line);
# open up mysql
mysql_connect("localhost", "www", "www")
or die("Unable to connect to SQL server");
@mysql_select_db('maildb')
or die("Unable to select database $dbname");
# add your data
$query = <<<END
insert into maildb
set
sender='$sender',
date='$date',
time='$time',
subject='$subject',
body='$body'
END
mysql_query($query)
or die("$query didn't work!");
?>
On Thu, 26 Oct 2000, S K Rana wrote:
I need to break incoming emails on one e-mail address (say
xyz(_at_)akr(_dot_)com)
in a format (sender, date, time, subject, body) to update in
mySQL (DatabaseName: mailbase, TableName: xyz). I know a bit PHP to handle
further processing.
Can someone suggest complete script or directions?
Thanks.
S K Rana
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