Is there something like Zoe in Python

[Дамјан Георгиев�ки]

Zoe is an application written in Java that is also a SMTP/POP/WEB server
that sits between your normal mail user agent (Thunderbird, mutt or
Outlook) and the rest of the world. Every mail you've received or sent is
stored and indexed in Zoe, so that you can perform searches (ala Google) on
your own mail database, via its web interface.

I was wondering if there's something similar but written in Python.

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дамјан

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The simple act of commitment is a powerful magnet for help." -- Napoleon

[Diez B. Roggisch]

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Zoe is an application written in Java that is also a SMTP/POP/WEB server
that sits between your normal mail user agent (Thunderbird, mutt or
Outlook) and the rest of the world. Every mail you've received or sent is
stored and indexed in Zoe, so that you can perform searches (ala Google)
on your own mail database, via its web interface.

I was wondering if there's something similar but written in Python.

Not to my knowledge - I searched on such tools a while ago, and found ZOE to
be a great application. It shouldn't be too hard to create such an app
based on ZOPE and the usual standard libs - but I certainly don't have the
time to do it :)
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Regards,

Diez B. Roggisch

[Michel Claveau - abstraction méta-galactique non t]

Hi !

You can use Hamster (http://hamster-fr.sourceforge.net )

And drive it, from Python, via COM

sample :

# -*- coding: cp1252 -*-

''' Exemple d'appel de Hamster, depuis Python
-----------------------------------------
la fonction "exportgrou pe" exporte, dans le fichier
texte indiqué, un ensemble de messages d'un newsgroup.
(réalisation http://mclaveau.com)
'''

from win32com.client import Dispatch
ham = None

def exportgroupe(gr oupe,fichier,nd ebut=0,nfin=999 999999):
global ham
if ham == None:
ham = Dispatch("Hamst er.App")
grp = ham.NewsGrpOpen (groupe)
if grp>0:
print '\r\n','-'*70
print 'Groupe :',groupe,
print ' Messages, de',ham.NewsArt NoMin(grp),
print ' à',ham.NewsArtN oMax(grp)
ndebut = max(ham.NewsArt NoMin(grp), ndebut)
nfin = min(ham.NewsArt NoMax(grp), nfin)
fichier=open(fi chier,'w')
for numero in range(ndebut, nfin):
print numero,
txtArticle = ham.NewsArtText Export(grp, numero)
fichier.write(t xtArticle.encod e('cp1252','rep lace'))
fichier.close()
ham.NewsGrpClos e(grp)

'''usage :
exportgroupe( nom_groupe, fichier_destina taire, [num_message_déb ut],
[num_message_fin])
les paramètres entre crochets sont facultatifs.'''

exportgroupe('f r.comp.lang.pyt hon','c:\pg.txt ')
exportgroupe('p are-feux','c:\pf.tx t', 3000,3002)

[Richie Hindle]

[??????]

Zoe is an application written in Java that is also a SMTP/POP/WEB server
that sits between your normal mail user agent (Thunderbird, mutt or
Outlook) and the rest of the world. Every mail you've received or sent is
stored and indexed in Zoe, so that you can perform searches (ala Google) on
your own mail database, via its web interface.

I was wondering if there's something similar but written in Python.

Divmod Quotient: http://www.divmod.org/Home/Projects/Quotient/index.html

I haven't used it, but I believe it's exactly what you describe.

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Richie Hindle
ri****@entrian. com

[Miki Tebeka]

Hello ????????????,

Zoe is an application written in Java that is also a SMTP/POP/WEB server
that sits between your normal mail user agent (Thunderbird, mutt or
Outlook) and the rest of the world. Every mail you've received or sent is
stored and indexed in Zoe, so that you can perform searches (ala Google) on
your own mail database, via its web interface.

I was wondering if there's something similar but written in Python.

You can do indexing with Lupy (http://www.divmod.org/Home/Projects/Lupy/)
The SMTP/POP/WEB stuff can be done with the standard Python library or with
twisted (http://twistedmatrix.com/).

HTH.
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