danzuep / MailKitSimplified

Send and receive emails easily, fluently, with one line of code for each operation.
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Having trouble moving mails #62

Closed alasdair-richardson closed 1 month ago

alasdair-richardson commented 1 month ago

I am trying to use MailKitSimplified to monitor an inbox, and try to process messages as they appear. Thi is wokring fine and was very easy to implement with MKS. What I want to do is move successfully processed messages to a Processed folder, but I can't seem to work out how to do it. Something like this

var mimeMessages = await imapReceiver.ReadMail
                    .GetMimeMessagesAsync(ct);
                foreach (var msg in mimeMessages)
                {
                    // Some code to parse and do stuff to the message
                    // Now it's parsed and dealt with, moce to Processed (summaries was fetched earlier to xref MessageId and uid)
                    var uid = GetUniueId(summaries, msg.MessageId);
                    if (uid != UniqueId.Invalid)
                    {
                        await imapReceiver.MailFolderClient.MoveToAsync(uid, "INBOX.Processed", ct);
                    }

But the last line always gives me the error

2024-05-15 10:23:56.3770 [ERROR] MailKitSimplified.Receive: mailserver.hostpresto.com alasdair@attar-richardson.com INBOX 10107 not moved to . MailKit.FolderNotOpenException: The folder is not currently open in read-write mode.
   at MailKit.Net.Imap.ImapFolder.CheckState(Boolean open, Boolean rw)
   at MailKit.Net.Imap.ImapFolder.MoveToAsync(IList`1 uids, IMailFolder destination, Boolean doAsync, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
   at MailKit.MailFolder.MoveToAsync(UniqueId uid, IMailFolder destination, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
   at MailKitSimplified.Receiver.Services.MailFolderClient.MoveOrCopyAsync(UniqueId messageUid, IMailFolder source, IMailFolder destination, Boolean move, CancellationToken cancellationToken)

I have tried opening the source and destination folders - but if I do that I open the source (it is open and connected ReadWrite) then the desitnation (open, readwrite) but after opening the destination folder the source is closed. It looks like in the MailKit code it should open the folders as necessary, but it always says 'not currently open in read-write mode', though I don't know which folder it is complaining about. I have also tried passing the opened destination folder to the MKS method which takes a folder, and just calling MoveToAsync on the source (INBOX) folder. Nothing seems to work, I must be doing somehting worng but no idea what.

alasdair-richardson commented 1 month ago

PS just adding here in issues as Discussions seems to be empty and not sure where elks to ask for help ...

danzuep commented 1 month ago

"INBOX 10107 not moved to ." That means the destination is blank. Try "INBOX/Processed" 🙂

danzuep commented 1 month ago

Also there's an easier way of doing this that I forgot to put in the wiki, https://github.com/danzuep/MailKitSimplified/blob/4680ab7afd2edb8468e2bcc692448ca5b1815d84/source/MailKitSimplified.Receiver/Extensions/MessageSummaryExtensions.cs#L392

await msg.MoveToAsync(destinationMailFolder, ct);

Sylar-A commented 1 month ago

I did it this way:

    private async Task SendToArchiveAsync(IMessageSummary messageSummary)
    {
        IMailFolder archiveFolder;

        try
        {
            archiveFolder = await messageSummary.Folder.GetSubfolderAsync(_archiveFolderName);
        }
        catch (FolderNotFoundException)
        {
            archiveFolder = await messageSummary.Folder.CreateAsync(_archiveFolderName, isMessageFolder: true);
        }

        await messageSummary.MoveToAsync(archiveFolder);
    }

Because of it thows exception if you try to find subfolder that not exist.

alasdair-richardson commented 1 month ago

Thanks for your quick responses. I have to go out to play music now but will try these options first thing tomorrow and let you know if that is working ...

danzuep commented 1 month ago

I did it this way

That's great @Sylar-A! Do you mind if I add this to the wiki?

For @alasdair-richardson I'd suggest getting or creating the folder before going into the idle loop though.

danzuep commented 1 month ago

Here's that translated into code:

var destinationFolder = await GetOrCreateFolderAsync("INBOX/Processed", ct);
foreach (var msg in await imapReceiver.ReadMail.GetMessageSummariesAsync(ct))
{
    var mimeMessage = await msg.GetMimeMessageAsync(ct);
    // Do stuff with the message
    await msg.MoveToAsync(destinationFolder, ct);
}

This is the method for getting the folder:

public async Task<IMailFolder> GetOrCreateFolderAsync(string mailFolderName, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)
{
    var client = _imapReceiver.ImapClient;
    var baseFolder = client.GetFolder(client.PersonalNamespaces[0]);
    folder = baseFolder.GetSubfolders(false, CancellationToken.None).FirstOrDefault(x =>
        mailFolderName.Equals(x.Name, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase));
    try
    {
        folder ??= await client.GetFolderAsync(mailFolderName, cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
    }
    catch (FolderNotFoundException)
    {
        folder = await baseFolder.CreateAsync(mailFolderName, isMessageFolder: true, cancellationToken);
    }
}

I've added these methods to a pre-release version 🙂

alasdair-richardson commented 1 month ago

I tried this solution this morning and it works beautifully, thanks for your help @danzuep and @Sylar-A. Incidentally Dan you suggested using folder INBOX/Processed instead of INBOX.Processed but that was what I first tried and I got MailKit.FolderNotFoundException: The requested folder could not be found. the one iwht the dot was in the list of folders returned by imapReceiver.GetMailFolderNamesAsync, so maybe my email provider does things differently. Anyway when i do this for real for the charity I am doing work for it will be on gmail which I suspect will be a whole other bundle of fun.

alasdair-richardson commented 1 month ago

PS thanks for providing this great library.

alasdair-richardson commented 1 month ago

Actually looking more closely at your solution I see you are calling MoveToAsync on the MimeMessage rather than the summary - but that does not appear to have that method? At least in the version I am using which seems to be 4.5.0. I based my code on Sylvans which yuses the summary.

danzuep commented 1 month ago

Here's the latest version of this library: https://github.com/danzuep/MailKitSimplified/releases

I've fixed my post, getting the folder once is much more efficient than getting it every single time a new email comes in.

danzuep commented 1 month ago

PS thanks for providing this great library.

Please star the repository to show your thanks!