Editar reglas de correo manualmente

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Quiero editar manualmente el siguiente archivo .plist:

/Users/<myname>/Library/Mail/V5/MailData/SyncedRules.plist

Debido a que recibo una gran cantidad de correo no deseado y agregar cada dirección de correo no deseado a las reglas, el uso de Correo es impracticable:

yhaymuchasdireccionesparaagregar.Yaqueconozcounpocodescriptsdebash,sedyawk,estoypensandoenescribirunscriptqueagregueautomáticamentelasdireccionesdelcorreoelectrónicoseleccionadoalarchivodeplistanterior.

Entonces, ¿cuál es mi pregunta?

En conclusión, para cada dirección de spammer, la secuencia de comandos debe agregar una nueva entrada dict con los siguientes campos:

        <dict>
            <key>CriterionUniqueId</key>
            <string>CC4CB669-0D44-4A32-80B1-02D069718304</string> (*)
            <key>Expression</key>
            <string>[email protected]</string>
            <key>Header</key>
            <string>From</string>
        </dict>

¿Cómo se genera la cadena en (*)? ¿Cómo puedo llenarlo?

    
pregunta kitsune 26.01.2018 - 08:21

1 respuesta

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Tal vez usted apreciará este guión. Básicamente, el código obtendrá todas las direcciones de correo electrónico de los remitentes de todos los correos electrónicos ubicados en su buzón de correo no deseado y creará una nueva regla de correo para cada ...;. Establecer el nombre de la regla a la dirección de correo electrónico extraída. En el caso de que haya elementos duplicados en la lista de remitentes, todos los duplicados se eliminarán antes de agregar las reglas. Además, aparecerá un cuadro de diálogo que le dará la opción de habilitar las reglas recién creadas. Este código debería ser un gran ahorro de tiempo.

Esto me funciona con la última versión de macOS High Sierra

set isRunning to application "Mail" is running

tell application "Mail"
    activate
    if isRunning is false then
        delay 12
    else
        delay 2
    end if
    set junkEmailAddressesNoDupes to {}
    set junkEmailAddresses to sender of every message of junk mailbox
    if (count of junkEmailAddresses) is 0 then
        set zeroJunkMail to button returned of (display dialog "You Currently Have 0 Junk Mail Messages" buttons {"OK"} with icon 1 default button "OK" giving up after 10)
        if zeroJunkMail is "OK" then
            if isRunning is false then
                tell application "Mail" to quit
            end if
            return
        end if
        if isRunning is false then
            tell application "Mail" to quit
        end if
        return
    end if
    activate
    display alert ¬
        "IMPORTANT" message "Please Make Sure The Top Level Junk Mail Folder labeled" & " " & quote & "JUNK" & quote & ¬
        " Is Selected" as warning ¬
        buttons {"Cancel", "OK"} ¬
        default button 2 ¬
        cancel button 1 ¬
        giving up after 30
    delay 10
    repeat with i from 1 to count of junkEmailAddresses
        set thisItem to item i of junkEmailAddresses
        set thisEmail to extract address from thisItem
        set end of junkEmailAddressesNoDupes to thisEmail
    end repeat
end tell

set junkEmailAddressesNoDupes2 to removeDuplicates(junkEmailAddressesNoDupes)

tell application "Mail"
    activate
    set checkRulez to button returned of (display dialog ¬
        "Please Make Sure These New Junk Mail Rules Do Not Contain Any Valid Email Addresses That You Don't Want Tagged As Junk" & linefeed & linefeed & (junkEmailAddressesNoDupes2 as list) buttons {"CANCEL", "OK"} ¬
        default button 2 ¬
        cancel button 1 ¬
        with title ¬
        "NEW JUNK MAIL RULES" with icon 1 ¬
        giving up after 120)
end tell

if checkRulez is "CANCEL" then
    return
end if

repeat with i from 1 to count of junkEmailAddressesNoDupes2
    set thisItem to item i of junkEmailAddressesNoDupes2
    tell application "Mail"
        if not (exists of rule thisItem) then
            make new rule ¬
                with properties {name:thisItem}
            tell its rule thisItem
                make new rule condition ¬
                    with properties {header:"", expression:thisItem, rule type:from header, qualifier:equal to value}
                delay 0.1
                set delete message to true
            end tell
        end if
    end tell
end repeat

tell application "Mail"
    activate
    set enableRulez to button returned of (display dialog ¬
        "Enable New Rules?" buttons {"Cancel", "No", "Yes"} ¬
        default button 3 ¬
        cancel button 1 ¬
        with title ¬
        "New Rulez" giving up after 30)
end tell

if enableRulez is "Yes" then
    tell application "Mail" to set enabled of every rule to true
else
    return
end if

tell application "Mail"
    activate
    set applyRulez to button returned of (display dialog ¬
        "Would You Like To Apply Your New Junk Mail Rules To Your Current Junk Mail?" buttons {"No", "Yes"} ¬
        default button 2 ¬
        cancel button 1 ¬
        with title ¬
        "APPLY THE NEW RULES?" with icon 1 ¬
        giving up after 30)
end tell

if applyRulez is "Yes" then
    tell application "System Events"
        tell application "Mail" to activate
        click static text 1 of UI element 1 of row 5 of outline 1 of scroll area 1 ¬
            of splitter group 1 of window 1 of application process "Mail"
        delay 1
        keystroke "a" using command down
        delay 0.5
        keystroke "l" using {option down, command down}
    end tell
else
    return
end if


on removeDuplicates(lst)
    try
        if lst's class is not list then error "not a list." number -1704
        script k
            property l : lst
            property res : {}
        end script
        repeat with itemRef in k's l
            set itm to itemRef's contents
            if k's res does not contain {itm} then ¬
                set k's res's beginning to itm
        end repeat
        return k's res's reverse
    on error eMsg number eNum
        error "Can't removeDuplicates: " & eMsg number eNum
    end try
end removeDuplicates

    
respondido por el wch1zpink 31.07.2018 - 01:37

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