2204bd52f4
Replace webklex/php-imap with directorytree/imapengine in the ticket email parser. ImapEngine is pure PHP over sockets. Parser improvements: - Wrap per-message processing in try/catch so one malformed email can't abort the run; failures are flagged and logged with UID - Query unseen + unflagged so previously-failed (flagged) messages are no longer re-processed on every cron run - Skip vacation/auto-responder emails (RFC 3834) to prevent mail loops with the ticket auto-reply - Cap messages per run (50) and attachment size (15MB); inline images over 2MB are stored as attachments instead of base64-embedded in ticket details - Atomic lock file creation - preg_quote() the ticket prefix in subject matching - Dedupe CC watchers and exclude the sender - Map webklex 'tls' encryption setting to STARTTLS for compatibility NDR/DSN parsing now walks MIME parts via the underlying zbateson parser instead of relying on attachment extraction.
zbateson/mb-wrapper
Charset conversion and string manipulation wrapper with a large defined set of aliases.
The goals of this project are to be:
- Well written
- Tested where possible
- Support as wide a range of charset aliases as possible
To include it for use in your project, please install via composer:
composer require zbateson/mb-wrapper
Php 7 Support Dropped
As of mb-wrapper 2.0, support for php 7 has been dropped.
Requirements
mb-wrapper requires PHP 8.0 or newer. Tested on PHP 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3 on GitHub Actions.
New in 2.0
If converting or performing an operation on a string fails in iconv, an UnsupportedCharsetException is now thrown.
Description
MbWrapper is intended for use wherever mb_* or iconv_* is used. It scans supported charsets returned by mb_list_encodings(), and prefers mb_* functions, but will fallback to iconv if a charset isn't supported by the mb_ functions.
A list of aliased charsets is maintained for both mb_* and iconv, where a supported charset exists for an alias. This is useful for mail and http parsing as other systems may report encodings not recognized by mb_* or iconv.
Charset lookup is done by removing non-alphanumeric characters as well, so UTF8 will always be matched to UTF-8, etc...
Usage
The following wrapper methods are exposed:
- mb_convert_encoding, iconv with MbWrapper::convert
- mb_substr, iconv_substr with MbWrapper::getSubstr
- mb_strlen, iconv_strlen with MbWrapper::getLength
- mb_check_encoding, iconv (for verification) with MbWrapper::checkEncoding
$mbWrapper = new \ZBateson\MbWrapper\MbWrapper();
$fromCharset = 'ISO-8859-1';
$toCharset = 'UTF-8';
$mbWrapper->convert('data', $fromCharset, $toCharset);
$mbWrapper->getLength('data', 'UTF-8');
$mbWrapper->substr('data', 'UTF-8', 1, 2);
if ($mbWrapper->checkEncoding('data', 'UTF-8')) {
echo 'Compatible';
}
License
BSD licensed - please see license agreement.