Sync back local emails modification

[Mario D'Amore]

Hi,
I'm really happy that actually someone answer!

I just put the script on github, you are free to contribute :
https://github.com/kidpixo/pymimedetacher

It is a pretty naive approach, but it could :
- read a maildir directory
- cycle all the message, if there is a part the is neither text or
multipart >
    - decode the attachment
    - set the attachment to plain/text with a note on the file position
    - save the attachment in FOLDER/MAIL_NAME/ATTACHMENTS

There are a lot of thing to improve, but the first is to sync the modified
mails to the server.

In principle I would like to leave each mail in the same state it was, I
don't want to find a bunch of random unread.
But thinking about it, it make sense because I create a new mail message...

Actually, this is the normal behaviour opening the mail with

src_mbox = mailbox.Maildir('maildir-mbox', factory=mailbox.MaildirMessage)

see [1].

I use  to use "factory=None" exactly for this reason, see discussion here
[2]

Cheers,
Mario

[1]:
http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/python/2007/06/28/processing-mailbox-files-with-mailboxpy.html
[2]:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13444175/how-can-i-get-pythons-maildir-to-read-the-updated-state/13445253#13445253
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