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Tim Allison edited comment on TIKA-4250 at 5/6/24 1:02 PM:
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Wow. This is super helpful. I guess the answer is to run all three? 

But seriously, should we fork java-libpst and add your extra fixes? Or, better, 
try to push them into the actual java-libpst? Longer term, we could see about 
adding meetings, Documents, Notes, vCalendars  and vJournals into that fork?

This gives some confidence that we were doing will with java-libpst.

In my own, much more modest testing (one large pst), I noticed that libpst had 
fewer emails and fewer attachments. What was weird, though, was that the number 
of emails was equal or closer to equal when I turned debug-mode on on libpst. 
It was much, much slower, but it got the same number of emails as java-libpst.

Again, thank you!


was (Author: [email protected]):
Wow. This is super helpful. I guess the answer is to run all three? 

But seriously, should we fork java-libpst and add your extra fixes? Or, better, 
try to push them into the actual java-libpst? Longer term, we could see about 
adding meetings, Documents, Notes and Vjournals into that fork?

This gives some confidence that we were doing will with java-libpst.

In my own, much more modest testing (one large pst), I noticed that libpst had 
fewer emails and fewer attachments. What was weird, though, was that the number 
of emails was equal or closer to equal when I turned debug-mode on on libpst. 
It was much, much slower, but it got the same number of emails as java-libpst.

Again, thank you!

> Add a libpst-based parser
> -------------------------
>
>                 Key: TIKA-4250
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TIKA-4250
>             Project: Tika
>          Issue Type: Task
>            Reporter: Tim Allison
>            Priority: Major
>
> We currently use the com.pff Java-based PST parser for PST files. It would be 
> useful to add a wrapper for libpst as an optional parser. 
> One of the benefits of libpst is that it creates .eml or .msg files from the 
> PST records. This is critical for those who want the original bytes from 
> embedded files. Obv, PST doesn't store eml or msg, but some users want the 
> "original" emails even if they are constructed from PST records.



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