[imp] Fwd: IMP and Filtering Question

[Chuck Hagenbuch]

----- Forwarded message from arafuse@equat.com -----
    Date: Fri, 20 Dec 2002 13:53:23 -0800
    From: Allan Rafuse <arafuse@equat.com>
Reply-To: Allan Rafuse <arafuse@equat.com>
 Subject: IMP and Filtering Question
      To: "chuck@horde.org" <chuck@horde.org>

I was playing around IMP to try and make do filtering on user-specified headers.
I modifed the mailbox.php code with the following code below (and adding
'header' to $filtersLabel/$fieldsList in filters.php).  I ran into a minor
glitch with
the php imap_search, as it only uses IMAP2 search capabilities.

Is there any way to modify the php (4.2.2) 
/usr/src/php-4.2.2/ext/imap/php_imap.c imap_search function to use IMAP4
support?

C-Client: imap-2002.RC8
IMP: 3.1RC-3

Thanks in advance,
 -Allan Rafuse


// Example Header Filter Value would be:
// Return-path:thall
// Return-path: thall
// Received: mail.server.com
mailbox.php:321
                 // arafuse
                 $field = strtoupper($filters[$i]['fields'][$j]);
                 $value = $filters[$i]['text'];
                 
                 if ($field == "HEADER") {
                        $headerfield = trim(strtoupper(substr($value, 0,
strpos($value, ":"))));
                        $headervalue = trim(substr($value, strpos($value,
":") + 1));
                        print "HEADERFIELD: ". $headerfield. "<BR>";
                        print "HEADERVALUE: ". $headervalue. "<BR>";
                        $query = $baseQuery. "$field $headerfield".  ' "'.
$headervalue. '"';
                 } else {
                         $query = $baseQuery .
strtoupper($filters[$i]['fields'][$j]) . ' "' . $filters[$i]['text'] . '"';
                 }
                 // end arafuse
               print "QUERY: ". $query."<BR>";
 

<- Allan Rafuse ->
Systems Administrator
Equat.com Technologies
email: arafuse@equat.com
web: http://www.equat.com




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-chuck

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