Redmine/lib/tasks/email.rake
Jean-Philippe Lang b3afde14fa Ability to accept incoming emails from unknown users (#2230, #3003).
An option lets you specify how to handle emails from unknown users:
* ignore: the email is ignored (previous and default behaviour)
* accept: the sender is considered as an anonymous user
* create: a user account is created (username/password are sent back to the user)

Permissions have to be consistent with the chosen option. Eg. if you choose 'create', the 'Non member' role must have the 'Add issues' permission so that an issue can be created by an unknown user via email. If you choose 'accept', the 'Anonymous' role must have this permission.

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# Redmine - project management software
# Copyright (C) 2006-2008 Jean-Philippe Lang
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namespace :redmine do
namespace :email do
desc <<-END_DESC
Read an email from standard input.
General options:
unknown_user=ACTION how to handle emails from an unknown user
ACTION can be one of the following values:
ignore: email is ignored (default)
accept: accept as anonymous user
create: create a user account
Issue attributes control options:
project=PROJECT identifier of the target project
status=STATUS name of the target status
tracker=TRACKER name of the target tracker
category=CATEGORY name of the target category
priority=PRIORITY name of the target priority
allow_override=ATTRS allow email content to override attributes
specified by previous options
ATTRS is a comma separated list of attributes
Examples:
# No project specified. Emails MUST contain the 'Project' keyword:
rake redmine:email:read RAILS_ENV="production" < raw_email
# Fixed project and default tracker specified, but emails can override
# both tracker and priority attributes:
rake redmine:email:read RAILS_ENV="production" \\
project=foo \\
tracker=bug \\
allow_override=tracker,priority < raw_email
END_DESC
task :read => :environment do
options = { :issue => {} }
%w(project status tracker category priority).each { |a| options[:issue][a.to_sym] = ENV[a] if ENV[a] }
options[:allow_override] = ENV['allow_override'] if ENV['allow_override']
options[:unknown_user] = ENV['unknown_user'] if ENV['unknown_user']
MailHandler.receive(STDIN.read, options)
end
desc <<-END_DESC
Read emails from an IMAP server.
General options:
unknown_user=ACTION how to handle emails from an unknown user
ACTION can be one of the following values:
ignore: email is ignored (default)
accept: accept as anonymous user
create: create a user account
Available IMAP options:
host=HOST IMAP server host (default: 127.0.0.1)
port=PORT IMAP server port (default: 143)
ssl=SSL Use SSL? (default: false)
username=USERNAME IMAP account
password=PASSWORD IMAP password
folder=FOLDER IMAP folder to read (default: INBOX)
Issue attributes control options:
project=PROJECT identifier of the target project
status=STATUS name of the target status
tracker=TRACKER name of the target tracker
category=CATEGORY name of the target category
priority=PRIORITY name of the target priority
allow_override=ATTRS allow email content to override attributes
specified by previous options
ATTRS is a comma separated list of attributes
Processed emails control options:
move_on_success=MAILBOX move emails that were successfully received
to MAILBOX instead of deleting them
move_on_failure=MAILBOX move emails that were ignored to MAILBOX
Examples:
# No project specified. Emails MUST contain the 'Project' keyword:
rake redmine:email:receive_iamp RAILS_ENV="production" \\
host=imap.foo.bar username=redmine@example.net password=xxx
# Fixed project and default tracker specified, but emails can override
# both tracker and priority attributes:
rake redmine:email:receive_iamp RAILS_ENV="production" \\
host=imap.foo.bar username=redmine@example.net password=xxx ssl=1 \\
project=foo \\
tracker=bug \\
allow_override=tracker,priority
END_DESC
task :receive_imap => :environment do
imap_options = {:host => ENV['host'],
:port => ENV['port'],
:ssl => ENV['ssl'],
:username => ENV['username'],
:password => ENV['password'],
:folder => ENV['folder'],
:move_on_success => ENV['move_on_success'],
:move_on_failure => ENV['move_on_failure']}
options = { :issue => {} }
%w(project status tracker category priority).each { |a| options[:issue][a.to_sym] = ENV[a] if ENV[a] }
options[:allow_override] = ENV['allow_override'] if ENV['allow_override']
options[:unknown_user] = ENV['unknown_user'] if ENV['unknown_user']
Redmine::IMAP.check(imap_options, options)
end
end
end