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* Use DBus Signal by default in daemon mode * Allow multiple files in standalone mode * Better handle mms headers and content
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mms2mail
Convert MMSd MMS file to mbox.
installation
dependancy
- python3
- python3-watchdog (pip install watchdog)
- python-messaging (pip install python-messaging)
- marrow.mailer (pip install marrow.mailer)
setup
Install the dependency and mms2mail:
pip install --user watchdog # or sudo apt install python3-watchdog
pip install --user marrow-mailer
pip install --user python-messaging
mkdir -p ~/.local/bin
cp mms2mail ~/.local/bin
To enable the daemon mode in systemd user :
mkdir -p ~/.config/systemd/user
cp mms2mail.service ~/.config/systemd/user/
systemctl --user daemon-reload
systemctl --user enable mms2mail
systemctl --user start mms2mail
config
An optional configuration file can be put in the home folder : $HOME/.mms/modemmanager/mms2mail.ini
. The default value are :
[mail]
mailbox = /var/mail/$USER ; the mailbox where mms are appended
user = $USER ; the user account specified as recipient
domain = $HOSTNAME ; the domain part appended to phone number and user
attach_mms = false ; whether to attach the full mms binary file
usage
mms2mail [-h] [-d [{dbus,filesystem}] | -f FILES [FILES ...]]
optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -d [{dbus,filesystem}], --daemon [{dbus,filesystem}] Use dbus signal from mmsd by default but can also watch mmsd storage folder (useful for mmsd < 1.0) -f FILES [FILES ...], --file FILES [FILES ...] parse specified mms files