Il 06/11/13 15:20, exar...@twistedmatrix.com ha scritto:
On 11:35 am, sangiova...@nweb.it wrote:
Il 06/11/13 12:09, Stacey Sern ha scritto:
Hi,
I also tried to figure out how to deliver one copy of a message
instead of one for every recipient for a Twisted server tutorial
(ticket #3324) which hasn't yet been finalized. Here's the way I
went about it but I'd appreciate comments on the approach as well.
For the IMessageDelivery.validateTo method, it generates the real
IMessage object when it receives the first recipient. After that, it
returns a NullMessage object for each subsequent recipient. The
NullMessage object is called for each line received as part of the
message but does nothing with it. Then you don't need to change
_cbToValidate. Here's you're code with the modifications
http://pastebin.com/6nFXiTgK.
Stacey
Hi Stacey,
thanks for your reply.
I think your approach is cleaner than mine! Thanks!
My only concern is this loop in smtp.SMTP.do_DATA:
for (user, msgFunc) in recipients:
[...]
that implies a scan of the whole list of messages (made of the 'real'
message and of the other NullMessages).
I don't know how it can really impact on performances, though. I
aimed at not creating 'fake' messages at all, but it's not clear to
me if it's even possible without overriding _cbToValidate.
The performance impact of this is going to be minimal.
On a runtime like PyPy, the impact *may* even be zero.
Jean-Paul
Thanks Jean-Paul,
I'll go the way suggested by Stacey, then.
Any other suggestions about my approach?
Thanks again!
Let's keep in touch!
Fabio
On Nov 6, 2013, at 5:08 AM, Fabio Sangiovanni <sangiova...@nweb.it
<mailto:sangiova...@nweb.it>> wrote:
Hello list,
I'm new to twisted and to python in general, so still deep in the
learning process.
Please forgive any faulty assumptions you'll find in this post :)
I'm trying to accomplish to the following task: realize a tool that
acts as a proxy between the SMTP domain and the 'objects' domain.
That is: a daemon that listens for SMTP connections (relayed
sessions from Postfix) and bundles everything that belongs to a
single session (envelope sender, envelope recipients, headers,
body) into an object (it will probably become a JSON one day, not
decided yet). The aim is to allow further processing (es.
publishing to a queue) of a self- contained item.
My (draft) implementation can be reached at
http://pastebin.com/mbRztuid
My main concerns are:
1) am I using the right classes? My implementation leverages
twisted.mail.smtp, is this correct?
2) I've overridden smtp.SMTP._cbToValidate; I really don't like
this very much (I'd like to leave the protocol untouched) but it's
the only way I've come up with (after several days of experiments
:) ) to have one single payload down the line (in
smtp.SMTP.do_DATA), and not one copy of the message for every
single recipient. May this have bad consequences?
3) what do you think about the overall approach? could it have been
done differently/better?
Thanks a lot for your help!
Fabio
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