phpmaildirclass is a small demo written in the scripting language PHP. It allows you to view your mails in your favorite browser. Multiple mail folders and user authentication by http (i.e. 'htpasswd') are supported.
Where the mail data come from does not matter as long as it is located in your file system and is readable by the webserver/php process. It must be stored in Maildir format easily recognisable by its folder names 'cur' and 'new' and subfolders beginning with a dot. mbox (all mails in one file) is unsupported.
It supports no mail sending by SMTP or any comfort like addressbook, HTML formatting, PGP integration and so on. It is read-only and does NOT grab your mails by POP3 or IMAP.
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PHP. Versions less than 7.x are untested.
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A webserver. Either the PHP internal or another.
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A web browser capable of HTML5.
Anyone interested in mail parsing or want to build a (read-only) webmail without mail server access.
Well, copy all files to a directory your webserver can access.
You can adapt some variables in pmdc-demo.php to your needs to fit your environment. Anything beyond the capabilities of this demo must be done on your own.
pmdc-class.php does the dirty work by reading the contents of a given filename and processes the header and body data. The raw is split into chunks and computed one by one. "Meta data" like header lines, content type or charset definitions are put directly on a stack where you can retrieve it. To save compute time and memory body parts are not kept in memory but only byte offsets where they can be found in the raw. Some resource limitations can be tweaked at the beginning of the class.
All files are released to the MIT License.
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