use Fcntl;
use strict;
use Socket;
use threads;
use POSIX qw(strftime);
use File::Spec::Functions qw(rel2abs);
my $thread = threads-＞new(\＆serverThread, "");
$thread-＞join;
sub getContentType {
my $ret;
my %hashmap=(
"html" =＞ "text/html",
"htm" =＞ "text/html",
"txt" =＞ "text/plain",
"css" =＞ "text/css",
"png" =＞ "image/png",
"jpg" =＞ "image/jpeg",
"jpeg" =＞ "image/jpeg",
"gif" =＞ "image/gif"
);
$ret = $hashmap{$_[0]};
if ($ret eq "") {
return "application/octet-stream";
} else {
return $ret;
}
}
sub serverThread {
my $documentRoot = rel2abs("D:/var/www/html");
my ($line, $path, @tmp, $ext, $data, $absPath);
socket(SERVER, PF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, getprotobyname('tcp'));
bind(SERVER, sockaddr_in("8001", INADDR_ANY)) || die;
listen(SERVER, SOMAXCONN) || die;
while (accept(CLIENT, SERVER)) {
while (＜CLIENT＞){
$line = $_;
last if ($line eq "" || $line eq "\r\n" || $line eq "\n");
if (index($line, "GET") == 0){
$path = (split(/ /, $line))[1];
@tmp = split(/\./, $path);
$ext = @tmp[$#tmp];
}
}
print CLIENT "HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\n";
print CLIENT "Date: " .strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S GMT", gmtime). "\r\n";
print CLIENT "Server: Sever03.java\r\n";
print CLIENT "Connection: close\r\n";
print CLIENT "Content-type: ". getContentType($ext). "\r\n";
print CLIENT "\r\n";
$absPath = rel2abs($documentRoot. $path);
if (index($absPath,$documentRoot)==0 ＆＆ sysopen(FH, $absPath, O_RDONLY | O_BINARY)) {
while ($data = ＜FH＞) {
print CLIENT $data;
}
print CLIENT "\r\n";
close FH;
}
close CLIENT;
}
}

コアモジュールだけ使った。

元ネタのJava コードはディレクトリトラバーサルになってたんで、一応対策を盛り込んだ。

といっても絶対に外向けに動かさないように。無いと思うけど。

いろいろツッコミくれるとうれしいです。

Permalink | 記事への反応(0) | 09:24

2013-07-17

■YahooCEOがマリッサ•メイヤーに変わってから Yahooが買収した企業の数

17だそうです。

http://venturebeat.feedsportal.com/c/34021/f/617399/s/2ebca40e/l/0Lventurebeat0N0C20A130C0A70C160Cmarissa0Emayer0Eyahoo0Efirst0Eyear0C/story01.htmより。

以下が企業のリスト。

1. Stamped: App that let you give a stamp of approval to your favorite bars, restaurants, songs, and apps. (Shut down)
2. OnTheAir: Short-lived online video site for people who wanted to stream to large audiences. (Shut down)
3. Snip.it: A Pinterest-like curation tool that let you “snip” content from the web, organize it, and share with friends. (Shut down)
4. Alike: Location discovery app that could find nearby places your friends also liked. (Shut down)
5. Jybe: App that recommended movies, books, restaurants, dishes, recipes, and reviews. (Shut down)
6. Summly: App that automatically shortened news articles for mobile devices. Deal included 17-year-old founder Nick D’Aloisio. (Shut down)
7. Astrid: Popular to-do list app for iOS and Android. (Shut down)
8. MileWise: Frequent flier search startup. (Shut down)
9. GoPollGo: Simple polling tool and app. (Shut down)
10. Loki Studios: Mobile gaming startup that created the game Geomon. (Shut down)
11. Tumblr: Blogging powerhouse that was purchased for $1.1 billion. (Alive and kicking)
12. PlayerScale: Cross-platform game infrastructure startup with more than 150 million users tapping into it. (Alive and kicking)
13. GhostBird Software: Photo-focused mobile app startup behind KitCam and PhotoForge2. Will help the Flickr team. (Shut down)
14. Rondee: Conference calling app launched in 2006. (Shut down)
15. Bignoggins: One-man production company behind Fantasy Monster and Draft Monster. Going to Yahoo Fantasy Sports. (Shut down)
16. Qwiki: iOS app that takes your videos and photos and automatically turns them into brief movies. (Still alive for now)
17. Xobni: Startup that made plugins and apps to better manage your email. Will bolster the Yahoo Mail team. (Still alive for now)

SummlyとTumblr以外の企業が分かった人っていますか？

どこで知ったのか、わたし、気になります！

経緯等ご教授戴けたら幸いです。

Permalink | 記事への反応(0) | 19:19

某女史の子供うるさい発言騒動で思ったこと。特に、ソーシャルメディアで訳知り顔で仮説（子供を生んだことがないから分からないとか、独身女の僻みだとか、挙句の果てに相手の気持ちが思いやれない大人が云々）をとうとうと述べる人が出てきて、本当に嫌気が差してしまった。おかげでTwitterをあまり見ないようになってしまった。ちなみに、FBはその関連の発言した人はStream から消えてもらってます。（たぶん消したまま忘れるけど）

ちょっと「この作家さんの言うこと分かる」って人がいたら全力で否定している人がいたりするし。「まあ子供いないからあなたには分からないですよね」という上から目線を言われないためにも、私の意見は心に秘めておきます。

それにしてもこの「いやー公共の場所での子供の泣き声ってちょっとつらいよね・・・特に飛行機って逃げ場ないし・・・」っていえない雰囲気は何なんだろう。すごい勢いでクレーマー呼ばわり。皆さん、お店でのタバコは死ねとか税金上げろとか大声でいうのに何でかな、と思ったけど、「タバコ吸うほうが悪い」という勧善懲悪が出来上がってるから、タバコのほうをたたけばよいのですね。つまり、この場合、子供の泣き声をうるさがるやつが悪い、と。

私だって子供の泣き声は得意じゃないけど両方が不幸だね、って思うわけじゃないですか。この女史だってお母さんに向かって「子供どうにかしろ！」って怒ったわけじゃなくて、子供には気圧が変わる飛行機は負担が大きいから、それを広める啓蒙活動をしよう、ということを言っている（作家さんなので多少の誇張はあるだろうし）だけだし。そういう「子供にとって負担」ということも考えましょうよ・・・という啓蒙コラムに私は読めたのだけれど。どうも世の中の人には違うらしい。

なんだか「どちらが悪い」ってもう大衆が決めてしまって、それじゃない人を全員で袋叩きにするような世の中になってしまったのね。ってもとから日本てそういう国でしたっけ。あああ、悲しいねえ。悲しいったら。

Permalink | 記事への反応(2) | 16:23

2012-08-27

■サーバ 情報 監視の仕組み

cf). Software Design 2010/01号

例えばメモリ監視
1. vmstat を実行するスクリプトを書く
2. xinetd のサービスとして登録する
3. xinetd に登録したポートを叩くスクリプトを書く
4. cron などで自動実行さしてログをとる

vmstat を実行するスクリプトを書く

!#/bin/sh
vmstat 5 2 | tail -1 | awk '{print $4,$5,$6}'

xinetd のサービスとして動くようにする

/etc/services にポートとプロトコルを登録する
- agent_mem 11001/tcp # memory monitoring
xinetd が実行するための設定ファイルを書く
- /etc/xinetd.d/agent_mem
xinetd の再起動
- % sudo service xinetd reload
- /var/log/messages にて起動時にエラーが出ているかチェック
telnet で動作確認する
- % telnet localhost 11001
- スクリプト通りに５秒で終了してレスポンスが帰ってくるか確認する

service agent_mem
{
        socket_type     = stream
        protocol        = tcp
        wait            = no
        user            = nobody
        server          = Monitor/agent_mem.sh
        only_from       = 127.0.0.1
        disable         = no
}

xinetd に登録したポートを叩くスクリプトを書く

php の場合、fopen() でもいけると思うのだが、明示的に sockopen() を使う。うむ、perlよりも楽だわこりゃ。

&lt;?php /* -*-java-*- */
/**
 * モニタリングクライアント
 * 
 */
$fp = fsockopen( 'localhost', 11001, $errno, $errmsg, 30 );
if ( !$fp ) {
    echo "Error: $errno - $errmsg \n";
}
else {
    echo date('Y-m-d H:i:s'). "\t";
    $stmt = fgets ( $fp, 128 );
    if ( preg_match( "/([0-9]+) ([0-9]+) ([0-9]+)/", $stmt, $regs ) ) {
        $total = (int)$regs[1] + (int)$regs[2] + (int)$regs[3];
        echo $regs[1]."\t".$regs[2]."\t".$regs[3]."\t".$total."\n";
    }
    fclose( $fp );
}

cron に登録してログを取る。もしくは、スクリプトを while(1)で実行させておく

こいつをモニターとして走らせっぱなしに出来るようにする。

&lt;?php /* -*-java-*- */
/**
 * モニタリングクライアント
 * 
 */

function mem_monitor ( $host, $port ) {
    $fp = fsockopen( $host, $port, $errno, $errmsg, 30 );
    if ( !$fp ) {
        echo date('Y-m-d H:i:s'). "\t";        echo "Error: $errno - $errmsg \n";
    }
    else {
        echo date('Y-m-d H:i:s'). "\t";        $stmt = fgets ( $fp, 128 );
        if ( preg_match( "/([0-9]+) ([0-9]+) ([0-9]+)/", $stmt, $regs ) ) {
            $total = (int)$regs[1] + (int)$regs[2] + (int)$regs[3];
            echo $regs[1]."\t".$regs[2]."\t".$regs[3]."\t".$total."\n";
        }
        fclose( $fp );
    }
}

while( 1 ) {
    mem_monitor( 'localhost', 11001 );
    ob_flush();
    flush();
    sleep( 30 );
}

Permalink | 記事への反応(0) | 16:38

2012-01-05

■Types of digital cameras

Digital cameras are made in a wide range of sizes, prices and capabilities. The major ity are camera phones, operated as a mobile application through the cellphone menu. Professional photographers and many amateurs use larger, more expensive digital single-lens reflex cameras (DSLR) for their greater versatility. Between these extremes lie digital compact cameras and bridge digital cameras that "bridge" the gap between amateur and professional cameras. Specialized cameras including multispectral imaging equipment and astrographs continue to serve the scientific, military, medical and other special purposes for which digital photography was invented.

[edit]Compact digital cameras

Subcompact with lens assembly retracted

Compact cameras are designed to be tiny and portable and are particularly suitable for casual and "snapshot" uses. Hence, they are also called point-and-shoot cameras. The smallest, generally less than 20 mm thick, are described as subcompacts or "ultra-compacts" and some are nearly credit card size.[2]

Most, apart from ruggedized or water-resistant models, incorporate a retractable lens assembly allowing a thin camera to have a moderately long focal length and thus fully exploit an image sensor larger than that on a camera phone, and a mechanized lens cap to cover the lens when retracted. The retracted and capped lens is protected from keys, coins and other hard objects, thus making it a thin, pocketable package. Subcompacts comm only have one lug and a short wrist strap which aids extraction from a pocket, while thicker compacts may have two lugs for attaching a neck strap.

Compact cameras are usually designed to be easy to use, sacrificing advanced features and picture quality for compactness and simplicity; images can usually only be stored using lossy compression (JPEG). Most have a built-in flash usually of low power, sufficient for nearby subjects. Live preview is almost always used to frame the photo. Most have limited motion picture capability. Compacts often have macro capability and zoom lenses but the zoom range is usually less than for bridge and DSLR cameras. Generally a contrast-detect autofocus system, using the image data from the live preview feed of the main imager, focuses the lens.

Typically, these cameras incorporate a nearly silent leaf shutter into their lenses.

For lower cost and smaller size, these cameras typically use image sensors with a diagonal of approximately 6 mm, corresponding to a crop factor around 6. This gives them weaker low-light performance, greater depth of field, generally closer focusing ability, and smaller components than cameras using larger sensors.

Starting in 2011, some compact digital cameras can take 3D still photos. These 3D compact stereo cameras can capture 3D panoramic photos for play back on a 3D TV.[3] Some of these are rugged and waterproof, and some have GPS, compass, barometer and altimeter. [4]

[edit]Bridge cameras

Sony DSC-H2

Main article: Bridge camera

Bridge are higher-end digital cameras that physically and ergonomically resemble DSLRs and share with them some advanced features, but share with compacts the use of a fixed lens and a small sensor. Like compacts, most use live preview to frame the image. Their autofocus uses the same contrast-detect mechanism, but many bridge cameras have a manual focus mode, in some cases using a separate focus ring, for greater control. They originally "bridged" the gap between affordable point-and-shoot cameras and the then unaffordable earlier digital SLRs.

Due to the combination of big physical size but a small sensor, many of these cameras have very highly specified lenses with large zoom range and fast aperture, partially compensating for the inability to change lenses. On some, the lens qualifies as superzoom. To compensate for the lesser sensitivity of their small sensors, these cameras almost always include an image stabilization system to enable longer handheld exposures.

These cameras are sometimes marketed as and confused with digital SLR cameras since the appearance is similar. Bridge cameras lack the reflex viewing system of DSLRs, are usually fitted with fixed (non-interchangeable) lenses (although some have a lens thread to attach accessory wide-angle or telephoto converters), and can usually take movies with sound. The scene is composed by viewing either the liquid crystal display or the electronic viewfinder (EVF). Most have a longer shutter lag than a true dSLR, but they are capable of good image quality (with sufficient light) while being more compact and lighter than DSLRs. High-end models of this type have comparable resolutions to low and mid-range DSLRs. Many of these cameras can store images in a Raw image format, or processed and JPEG compressed, or both. The major ity have a built-in flash similar to those found in DSLRs.

In bright sun, the quality difference between a good compact camera and a digital SLR is minimal but bridgecams are more portable, cost less and have a similar zoom ability to dSLR. Thus a Bridge camera may better suit outdoor daytime activities, except when seeking professional-quality photos.[5]

In low light conditions and/or at ISO equivalents above 800, most bridge cameras (or megazooms) lack in image quality when compared to even entry level DSLRs. However, they do have one major advantage: their much larger depth of field due to the small sensor as compared to a DSLR, allowing larger apertures with shorter exposure times.

A 3D Photo Mode was introduced in 2011, whereby the camera automatically takes a second image from a slightly different perspective and provides a standard .MPO file for stereo display. [6]

[edit]Mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera

Main article: Mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera

In late 2008, a new type of camera emerged, combining the larger sensors and interchangeable lenses of DSLRs with the live-preview viewing system of compact cameras, either through an electronic viewfinder or on the rear LCD. These are simpler and more compact than DSLRs due to the removal of the mirror box, and typically emulate the handling and ergonomics of either DSLRs or compacts. The system is used by Micro Four Thirds, borrowing components from the Four Thirds DSLR system.

[edit]Digital single lens reflex cameras

Cutaway of an Olympus E-30 DSLR

Main article: Digital single-lens reflex camera

Digital single-lens reflex cameras (DSLRs) are digital cameras based on film single-lens reflex cameras (SLRs). They take their name from their unique viewing system, in which a mirror reflects light from the lens through a separate optical viewfinder. At the moment of exposure the mirror flips out of the way, making a distinctive "clack" sound and allowing light to fall on the imager.

Since no light reaches the imager during framing, autofocus is accomplished using specialized sensors in the mirror box itself. Most 21st century DSLRs also have a "live view" mode that emulates the live preview system of compact cameras, when selected.

These cameras have much larger sensors than the other types, typically 18 mm to 36 mm on the diagonal (crop factor 2, 1.6, or 1). This gives them superior low-light performance, less depth of field at a given aperture, and a larger size.

They make use of interchangeable lenses; each major DSLR manufacturer also sells a line of lenses specifically intended to be used on their cameras. This allows the user to select a lens designed for the application at hand: wide-angle, telephoto, low-light, etc. So each lens does not require its own shutter, DSLRs use a focal-plane shutter in front of the imager, behind the mirror.

[edit]Digital rangefinders

Main article: Rangefinder camera#Digital rangefinder

A rangefinder is a user-operated optical mechanism to measure subject distance once widely used on film cameras. Most digital cameras measure subject distance automatically using electro-optical techniques, but it is not customary to say that they have a rangefinder.

[edit]Line-scan camera systems

A line-scan camera is a camera device containing a line-scan image sensor chip, and a focusing mechanism. These cameras are almost solely used in industrial settings to capture an image of a constant stream of moving material. Unlike video cameras, line-scan cameras use a single row of pixel sensors, instead of a matrix of them. Data coming from the line-scan camera has a frequency, where the camera scans a line, waits, and repeats. The data coming from the line-scan camera is comm only processed by a computer, to collect the one-dimensional line data and to create a two-dimensional image. The collected two-dimensional image data is then processed by image-processing methods for industrial purposes.

Further information: Rotating line camera

[edit]Integration

Many devices include digital cameras built into or integrated into them. For example, mobile phones often include digital cameras; those that do are known as camera phones. Other small electronic devices (especially those used for communication) such as PDAs, laptops and BlackBerry devices often contain an integral digital camera, and most 21st century camcorders can also make still pictures.

Due to the limited storage capacity and general emphasis on convenience rather than image quality, almost all these integrated or converged devices store images in the lossy but compact JPEG file format.

Mobile phones incorporating digital cameras were introduced in Japan in 2001 by J-Phone. In 2003 camera phones outsold stand-alone digital cameras, and in 2006 they outsold all film-based cameras and digital cameras combined. These camera phones reached a billion devices sold in only five years, and by 2007 more than half of the installed base of all mobile phones were camera phones. Sales of separate cameras peaked in 2008. [7]

Integrated cameras tend to be at the very lowest end of the scale of digital cameras in technical specifications, such as resolution, optical quality, and ability to use accessories. With rapid development, however, the gap between mainstream compact digital cameras and camera phones is closing, and high-end camera phones are competitive with low-end stand-alone digital cameras of the same generation.

[edit]Waterproof

A Canon WP-1 waterproof 35 mm film camera

Waterproof digital cameras are digital cameras that can make pictures underwater. Waterproof housings have long been made but they cost almost as the cameras. Many waterproof digital cameras are shockproof and resistant to low temperatures; one of them is Canon PowerShot D10, one of the first underwater digital cameras.

These cameras become very popular during the holiday seas on, because many people want to save the best moments from their holidays at the seaside. Waterproof watches and mobile phones were produced earlier. Most makers of digital cameras also produce waterproof ones and every year they launch at least one new model, for example Sony, Olympus, Canon, Fuji.

Healthways Mako Shark, an early waterproof camera,[8] was launched in 1958 and cost around 25 dollars. It was a huge camera and pictures were black and white.

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Permalink | 記事への反応(0) | 15:08

2011-11-08

■Thunderbird から Outlook 2007 にメールを移行

やー。面倒でした。

古い情報だと Outlook Express を経由しろと書いてあるので、後継であるらしいWindows Live Mail を経由して（Windows Live Mail からエクスポートする方法で）

Outlook に移行したのだが、どういうわけか宛名が文字列として移行されてしまい、xxx@example.com というメールアドレスの移行ができなかったんです。

で eml → msg もしくは pst 形式への変換ソフトを探すのですが、無料のものが見つからなくてあんまり情報もありませんでした。が、ありましたよ！お兄さん。

これなら、msg ⇔ eml の相互変換ができますです。

MrMAPI.exe

http://mfcmapi.codeplex.com/

ヘルプはっときますね。

====

MAPI data collection and parsing tool. Supports property tag lookup, error translation,
   smart view processing, rule tables, ACL tables, contents tables, and MAPI&lt;-&gt;MIME conversion.
MrMAPI currently knows:
  3916 property tags
   801 dispids
    35 types
    58 guids
   148 errors
    27 smart view parsers

Usage:
   MrMAPI -?
   MrMAPI [-Search] [-Dispids] [-Number] [-Type &lt;type&gt;] &lt;property number&gt;|&lt;property name&gt;
   MrMAPI -Guids
   MrMAPI -Error &lt;error&gt;
   MrMAPI -ParserType &lt;type&gt; -Input &lt;input file&gt; [-Binary] [-Output &lt;output file&gt;]
   MrMAPI -Flag &lt;flag value&gt; [-Dispids] [-Number] &lt;property number&gt;|&lt;property name&gt;
   MrMAPI -Rules [-Profile &lt;profile&gt;] [-Folder &lt;folder&gt;]
   MrMAPI -Acl [-Profile &lt;profile&gt;] [-Folder &lt;folder&gt;]
   MrMAPI [-Contents | -HiddenContents] [-Profile &lt;profile&gt;] [-Folder &lt;folder&gt;] [-Output &lt;output directory&gt;]
          [-Subject &lt;subject&gt;] [-MessageClass &lt;message class&gt;] [-MSG] [-List]
   MrMAPI -ChildFolders [-Profile &lt;profile&gt;] [-Folder &lt;folder&gt;]
   MrMAPI -XML -Input &lt;path to input file&gt; -Output &lt;path to output file&gt;
   MrMAPI -FID [fid] [-MID [mid]] [-Profile &lt;profile&gt;]
   MrMAPI -MAPI | -MIME -Input &lt;path to input file&gt; -Output &lt;path to output file&gt; [-CCSFFlags &lt;conversion flags&gt;]
          [-RFC822] [-Wrap &lt;Decimal number of characters&gt;] [-Encoding &lt;Decimal number indicating encoding&gt;]
          [-AddressBook] [-Unicode] [-Charset CodePage CharSetType CharSetApplyType]

All switches may be shortened if the intended switch is unambiguous.
For example, -T may be used instead of -Type.

   Help:
   -?   Display expanded help.

   Property Tag Lookup:
   -S   (or -Search) Perform substring search.
           With no parameters prints all known properties.
   -D   (or -Dispids) Search dispids.
   -N   (or -Number) Number is in decimal. Ignored for non-numbers.
   -T   (or -Type) Print information on specified type.
           With no parameters prints list of known types.
           When combined with -S, restrict output to given type.
   -G   (or -Guids) Display list of known guids.

   Flag Lookup:
   -Fl  (or -Flag) Look up flags for specified property.
           May be combined with -D and -N switches, but all flag values must be in hex.

   Error Parsing:
   -E   (or -Error) Map an error code to its name and vice versa.
           May be combined with -S and -N switches.

   Smart View Parsing:
   -P   (or -ParserType) Parser type (number). See list below for supported parsers.
   -B   (or -Binary) Input file is binary. Default is hex encoded text.

   Rules Table:
   -R   (or -Rules) Output rules table. Profile optional.

   ACL Table:
   -A   (or -Acl) Output ACL table. Profile optional.

   Contents Table:
   -C   (or -Contents) Output contents table. May be combined with -H. Profile optional.
   -H   (or -HiddenContents) Output associated contents table. May be combined with -C. Profile optional
   -Su  (or -Subject) Subject of messages to output.
   -Me  (or -MessageClass) Message class of messages to output.
   -Ms  (or -MSG) Output as .MSG instead of XML.
   -L   (or -List) List details to screen and do not output files.

   Child Folders:
   -Chi (or -ChildFolders) Display child folders of selected folder.

   MSG File Properties
   -X   (or -XML) Output properties of an MSG file as XML.

   MID/FID Lookup
   -Fi  (or -FID) Folder ID (FID) to search for.
           If -FID is specified without a FID, search/display all folders
   -Mid (or -MID) Message ID (MID) to search for.
           If -MID is specified without a MID, display all messages in folders specified by the FID parameter.

   MAPI &lt;-&gt; MIME Conversion:
   -Ma  (or -MAPI) Convert an EML file to MAPI format (MSG file).
   -Mi  (or -MIME) Convert an MSG file to MIME format (EML file).
   -I   (or -Input) Indicates the input file for conversion, either a MIME-formatted EML file or an MSG file.
   -O   (or -Output) Indicates the output file for the convertion.
   -Cc  (or -CCSFFlags) Indicates specific flags to pass to the converter.
           Available values (these may be OR'ed together):
              MIME -&gt; MAPI:
                CCSF_SMTP:        0x02
                CCSF_INCLUDE_BCC: 0x20
                CCSF_USE_RTF:     0x80
              MAPI -&gt; MIME:
                CCSF_NOHEADERS:        0x0004
                CCSF_USE_TNEF:         0x0010
                CCSF_8BITHEADERS:      0x0040
                CCSF_PLAIN_TEXT_ONLY:  0x1000
                CCSF_NO_MSGID:         0x4000
                CCSF_EMBEDDED_MESSAGE: 0x8000
   -Rf  (or -RFC822) (MAPI-&gt;MIME only) Indicates the EML should be generated in RFC822 format.
           If not present, RFC1521 is used instead.
   -W   (or -Wrap) (MAPI-&gt;MIME only) Indicates the maximum number of characters in each line in the
           generated EML. Default value is 74. A value of 0 indicates no wrapping.
   -En  (or -Encoding) (MAPI-&gt;MIME only) Indicates the encoding type to use. Supported values are:
              1 - Base64
              2 - UUENCODE
              3 - Quoted-Printable
              4 - 7bit (DEFAULT)
              5 - 8bit
   -Ad  (or -AddressBook) Pass MAPI Address Book into converter. Profile optional.
   -U   (or -Unicode) (MIME-&gt;MAPI only) The resulting MSG file should be unicode.
   -Ch  (or -Charset) (MIME-&gt;MAPI only) Character set - three required parameters:
           CodePage - common values (others supported)
              1252  - CP_USASCII      - Indicates the USASCII character set, Windows code page 1252
              1200  - CP_UNICODE      - Indicates the Unicode character set, Windows code page 1200
              50932 - CP_JAUTODETECT  - Indicates Japanese auto-detect (50932)
              50949 - CP_KAUTODETECT  - Indicates Korean auto-detect (50949)
              50221 - CP_ISO2022JPESC - Indicates the Internet character set ISO-2022-JP-ESC
              50222 - CP_ISO2022JPSIO - Indicates the Internet character set ISO-2022-JP-SIO
           CharSetType - supported values (see CHARSETTYPE)
              0 - CHARSET_BODY
              1 - CHARSET_HEADER
              2 - CHARSET_WEB
           CharSetApplyType - supported values (see CSETAPPLYTYPE)
              0 - CSET_APPLY_UNTAGGED
              1 - CSET_APPLY_ALL
              2 - CSET_APPLY_TAG_ALL

   Universal Options:
   -I   (or -Input) Input file.
   -O   (or -Output) Output file or directory.
   -F   (or -Folder) Folder to scan. Default is Inbox. See list below for supported folders.
           Folders may also be specified by path:
              "Top of Information Store\Calendar"
           Path may be preceeded by entry IDs for special folders using @ notation:
              "@PR_IPM_SUBTREE_ENTRYID\Calendar"
           MrMAPI's special folder constants may also be used:
              "@12\Calendar"
              "@1"
   -Pr  (or -Profile) Profile for MAPILogonEx.
   -M   (or -MoreProperties) More properties. Tries harder to get stream properties. May take longer.
   -No  (or -NoAddins) No Addins. Don't load any add-ins.
   -On  (or -Online) Online mode. Bypass cached mode.
   -V   (or -Verbose) Verbose. Turn on all debug output.

Smart View Parsers:
    1 Additional Ren Entry IDs Ex
    2 Appointment Recurrence Pattern
    3 Conversation Index
    4 Entry Id
    5 Entry List
    6 Extended Folder Flags
    7 Extended Rule Condition
    8 Flat Entry List
    9 Folder User Fields Stream
   10 Global Object Id
   11 Property
   12 Property Definition Stream
   13 Recipient Row Stream
   14 Recurrence Pattern
   15 Report Tag
   16 Restriction
   17 Rule Condition
   18 Search Folder Definition
   19 Security Descriptor
   20 SID
   21 Task Assigners
   22 Time Zone
   23 Time Zone Definition
   24 Web View Persistence Object Stream
   25 Nickname Cache
   26 Encode Entry ID
   27 Decode Entry ID

Folders:
    1 Calendar
    2 Contacts
    3 Journal
    4 Notes
    5 Tasks
    6 Reminders
    7 Drafts
    8 Sent Items
    9 Outbox
   10 Deleted Items
   11 Finder
   12 IPM_SUBTREE
   13 Inbox
   14 Local Freebusy
   15 Conflicts
   16 Sync Issues
   17 Local Failures
   18 Server Failures
   19 Junk E-mail

Examples:
   MrMAPI PR_DISPLAY_NAME

   MrMAPI 0x3001001e
   MrMAPI 3001001e
   MrMAPI 3001

   MrMAPI -n 12289

   MrMAPI -t PT_LONG
   MrMAPI -t 3102
   MrMAPI -t

   MrMAPI -s display
   MrMAPI -s display -t PT_LONG
   MrMAPI -t 102 -s display

   MrMAPI -d dispidReminderTime
   MrMAPI -d 0x8502
   MrMAPI -d -s reminder
   MrMAPI -d -n 34050

   MrMAPI -p 17 -i webview.txt -o parsed.txt