self.logger.info(msg)
popinstance=poplib.POP3(self.account[0])
self.logger.info(popinstance.getwelcome())
popinstance.user(self.account[1])
popinstance.pass_(self.account[2])
try:
(numMsgs, totalSize)=popinstance.stat()
self.logger.info("POP contains " + str(numMsgs) + " emails")
for thisNum in xrange(1, numMsgs + 1):
try:
(server_msg, body, octets)=popinstance.retr(thisNum)
except:
self.logger.error("Could not download email")
raise
text="\n".join(body)
mesg=StringIO.StringIO(text)
msg=rfc822.Message(mesg)
MessageID=email.Utils.parseaddr(msg["Message-ID"])[1]
self.logger.info("downloading email " + MessageID)
emailpath=os.path.join(self._emailpath + self._inboxfolder + "\\" + self._sanitize_string(MessageID + ".eml"))
emailpath=self._replace_whitespace(emailpath)
try:
self._dual_dump(text,emailpath)
except:
pass
self.logger.info(popinstance.dele(thisNum))
finally:
self.logger.info(popinstance.quit())
(server_msg, body, octets)=popinstance.retr(thisNum) returns =20 in the body of the email when the email contains chinese characters.
How do I handle this?
raw text of email:
Subject: (B/L:4363-0192-809.015) SI FOR 15680XXXX436
=20
Dear
=20
SI ENCLOSED
PLS SEND US THE BL DRAFT AND DEBIT NOTE
=20
TKS
=20
MYRI
----- Original Message -----=20
It is probably a Space character encoded in quoted-printable