Use Python imaplib and email modules to read message text content and attachment content

#! Encoding:utf8 ' Environment: WIN10 64-bit Python 2.7.5 reference: Http://www.pythonclub.org/python-network-application/email-formathttp ://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4deeda2501016eyf.html "Import imaplibimport emaildef parseheader (message):" "" "to parse the message header" " "Subject = Message.get (' subject ') H = email. Header.header (subject) DH = email. Header.decode_header (h) Subject = Unicode (dh[0][0], dh[0][1]). Encode (' gb2312 ') # Theme Print subject print ' </ Br> ' # sender print ' from: ', Email.utils.parseaddr (Message.get (' from ')) [1] print ' </br> ' # recipient Print ' To: ', Email.utils.parseaddr (Message.get (' to ')) [1] print ' </br> ' # cc people print ' cc: ', EMAIL.UTILS.PARSEADDR (messag E.get_all (' cc ')) [1] def parsebody (message): "" "parses the Message/Body" "" # Loop every MIME block in the letter for part in Message.walk (): # Here to determine if it is M Ultipart, yes, the data inside is a message list if not Part.is_multipart (): CharSet = Part.get_charset () # print ' Charse     T: ', CharSet contenttype = Part.get_content_type ()   # print ' Content-type ', contenttype name = Part.get_param ("name") #如果是附件, this will take out the file name of the attachment if name: # There are attachments # three lines below the code just to decode like =?GBK? q?=cf=e0=c6=ac.rar?= This file name fh = email. Header.header (name) FDH = email. Header.decode_header (FH) fname = dh[0][0] print ' Attachment name: ', fname # attach_data = Par.get_pay Load (decode=true) # Decodes the attachment data and then stores it into the file # try: # f = open (fname, ' WB ') #注意一定要用wb来打开文件 because the attachment is generally binary Piece # except: # print ' attachment name has illegal characters, auto-change ' # f = open (' AAAA ', ' WB ') # F.writ  E (attach_data) # f.close () Else: #不是附件, is text content print part.get_payload (decode=true) # Decode the text content, direct output can be. # Pass # print ' + ' *60 # is used to differentiate the output of each part def Getmail (host, username, password, port=993): Try:serv = Imaplib. Imap4_ssl (host, port) except Exception, E:serv = Imaplib. IMAP4 (host, Port) serv.login (username, password) serv.select () # Search for mail content typ,data = Serv.search (None, ' (from "[email protected]") ') count = 1pcount = 1for num in Data[0].split () [:: -1]: Typ, DA    TA = serv.fetch (num, ' (RFC822) ') Text = data[0][1] message = email.message_from_string (text) # converted to Email.message object Parseheader (message) print ' </br> ' parsebody (message) Pcount + = 1 if pcount > count:breakserv.c Lose () serv.logout () if __name__ = = ' __main__ ': host = "imap.mail_serv.com" # "pop.mail_serv.com" username = "[email  protected]_serv.com "Password =" Your_password "Getmail (host, username, password)

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Use Python imaplib and email modules to read message text content and attachment content