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First attempt at a setup.py for distribution.
author Brian Neal <bgneal@gmail.com>
date Sun, 20 May 2012 16:39:55 -0500
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bgneal@11 1 [options]
bgneal@11 2 # This section is optional. If not provided the following defaults will be
bgneal@11 3 # used:
bgneal@11 4 #
bgneal@11 5 # folder = [Gmail]/All Mail
bgneal@11 6
bgneal@11 7 [auth]
bgneal@11 8 # This section is optional. If not provided you will be prompted for this
bgneal@11 9 # information.
bgneal@11 10 #
bgneal@11 11 # user = username
bgneal@11 12 # password = password
bgneal@11 13
bgneal@11 14 [connection]
bgneal@11 15 # This section is optional. If not provided the following defaults will be
bgneal@11 16 # used:
bgneal@11 17 #
bgneal@11 18 # host = imap.gmail.com
bgneal@11 19 # ssl = True
bgneal@11 20 # port = 993
bgneal@11 21 #
bgneal@11 22
bgneal@11 23 ###############################################################################
bgneal@11 24 # Label definitions
bgneal@11 25 #
bgneal@11 26 # You must now list the labels you want applied. At least one must be
bgneal@11 27 # specified.
bgneal@11 28 #
bgneal@11 29 # To specify a label, create a section with two attributes, min & max. The
bgneal@11 30 # name of the section will be the label name. Min & max define the minimum
bgneal@11 31 # and maximum bounds for the label. These sizes are in bytes. You can use
bgneal@11 32 # suffixes GB, MB, KB for gigabytes, megabytes, and kilobytes, respectively.
bgneal@11 33 # Leaving min or max blank means there is no minimum or maximum for that
bgneal@11 34 # label. The suffixes are not case sensitive.
bgneal@11 35 #
bgneal@11 36 # The label will be applied when an email's size is
bgneal@11 37 #
bgneal@11 38 # min < size < max
bgneal@11 39 #
bgneal@11 40 # For example, to specify a label of "big" that will be applied when an email
bgneal@11 41 # is at least 1 megabyte but less than 5, and a label of "huge" for when the
bgneal@11 42 # email is at least 5 MB (and greater):
bgneal@11 43 #
bgneal@11 44 # [big]
bgneal@11 45 # min = 1MB
bgneal@11 46 # max = 5MB
bgneal@11 47 #
bgneal@11 48 # [huge]
bgneal@11 49 # min = 5MB
bgneal@11 50 # max =
bgneal@11 51 #
bgneal@11 52 # The ranges on labels may overlap.
bgneal@11 53 #
bgneal@11 54 ###############################################################################
bgneal@11 55 [big]
bgneal@11 56 min = 1MB
bgneal@11 57 max = 5MB
bgneal@11 58
bgneal@11 59 [huge]
bgneal@11 60 min = 5MB
bgneal@11 61 max = 20MB
bgneal@11 62
bgneal@11 63 [gargantuan]
bgneal@11 64 min = 20MB
bgneal@11 65 max =