![]() To use this in your own script, start by using: import extract_msgįrom there, open the MSG file: msg = extract_msg.openMsg("path/to/msg/file.msg")Īlternatively, if you wish to send a msg binary string instead of a file progress Shows what file the program is currently working on during it's progress. Useful for allowing fallback to continue when an exception happens. ignore-rtfde Ignores all errors thrown from RTFDE when trying to save. glob, -wildcard Interpret all paths as having wildcards. Cannot be used if you are saving more than one file. out-name OUTNAME Name to be used with saving the file output. Skips any attachments that are not implemented, allowing saving of the rest of the message. overwrite-existing Disables filename conflict resolution code for attachments when saving a file, causing files to be overwriten if two attachments with the same filename are on an MSG file. extract-embedded Extracts the embedded MSG files as MSG files instead of running their save functions. skip-embedded Skips all embedded MSG files when saving attachments. Requires -attachments-only and is incompatible with -out-name. no-folders Stores everything in the location specified by -out. skip-hidden Skips any attachment marked as hidden (usually ones embedded in the body). attachments-only Specify to only save attachments from an msg file. save-header Store the header in a separate file. zip ZIP Path to use for saving to a zip file. Skips saving the body if the body cannot be found, rather than throwing an error. allow-fallback Tells the program to fallback to a different save type if the selected one is not possible. rtf Sets whether the output should be RTF. raw Sets whether the output should be raw. charset CHARSET Character set to use for the prepared HTML in the added tag. prepared-html When used in conjunction with -html, sets whether the HTML output should be prepared for embedded attachments. Should be a series of options and values, replacing the - or - in the beginning with + or ++, respectively. Sets additional options to be used in wkhtmltopdf. wk-path WKPATH Overrides the path for finding wkhtmltopdf. html Sets whether the output should be HTML. dump-stdout Tells the program to dump the message body (plain text) to stdout. use-filename Sets whether the name of each output is based on the msg filename. out OUTPATH Set the folder to use for the program output. config CONFIGPATH Set the path to load the logging config from. log LOG Set the path to write the file log to. Specify more than once for higher verbosity. json Changes to write output files as json. Save attachments by their Content ID, if they have one. h, -help show this help message and exit Įxtract_msg: Extracts emails and attachments saved in Microsoft Outlook's. Refer to the usage information provided from the program’s help dialog: usage: extract_msg ] #REWRITE COMMAND LINE USAGE#Ĭurrently, the README is in the process of being redone. Opened up their documentation of the file format, which is what is currently For future reference, note that Microsoft have Redemption’s discussion of the different property types used withinĮxtended MAPI was also useful. The script was originally built using Peter Fiskerstrand’s documentation of the This library currently supports Python 3.8 and above. OLE2 files (also called Structured Storage, Compound File Binary Format The script uses Philippe Lagadec’s Python module that reads Microsoft TheĮmail itself can be found inside the new folder along with the Subject of the message (for example “_0915 Example”). ![]() This will produce a new folder named according to the date, time and ![]() To use it as a command-line script: python -m extract_msg example.msg This module has a Discord server for general discussion. ![]() Was dropped to allow the use of new features from 3.8 and because the life spans Receiving bug fixes and will not be receiving feature updates.Ġ.39.* is the last versions that supported Python 3.6 and 3.7. The python package extract_msg automates the extraction of key emailĭata (from, to, cc, date, subject, body) and the email’s attachments.ĭocumentation can be found in the code, on the wiki, and on theĠ.29.* is the branch that supports both Python 2 and Python 3. Extracts emails and attachments saved in Microsoft Outlook’s. ![]()
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