Wow, I remember using MHonarc back in 1995. If it does exactly what you want, why not use it? You can call it from a Ruby app with backticks.
If you're really looking for a Ruby solution, the description of the Ruby-Talk mailing list says it is powered by "Shin-ichiro Hara's Ruby smart archiver" so you might want to look for that.
If I were to build an archiver today, I'd probably set up a Rails app that stores incoming mail in a database (or better yet, a Solr index) to provide searchability as well as browseability. The capability to receive and/or process email is built into ActionMailer. (Outside of Rails, I'd use the Mail gem).
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哇，我记得 1995 年就使用过 MHonarc。如果它完全符合您的要求，为什么不使用它呢？您可以从 Ruby 应用程序中使用反引号调用它。
如果您确实正在寻找 Ruby 解决方案，Ruby-Talk 邮件列表的描述称它由“Shin-ichiro Hara 的 Ruby smart archiver”提供支持，因此您可能需要寻找该解决方案。
如果我今天要构建一个存档器，我可能会设置一个 Rails 应用程序，将收到的邮件存储在数据库（或者更好的是 Solr 索引）中，以提供可搜索性和可浏览性。 ActionMailer 内置了接收和/或处理电子邮件的功能。 （在 Rails 之外，我会使用 Mail gem）。
Wow, I remember using MHonarc back in 1995. If it does exactly what you want, why not use it? You can call it from a Ruby app with backticks.
If you're really looking for a Ruby solution, the description of the Ruby-Talk mailing list says it is powered by "Shin-ichiro Hara's Ruby smart archiver" so you might want to look for that.
If I were to build an archiver today, I'd probably set up a Rails app that stores incoming mail in a database (or better yet, a Solr index) to provide searchability as well as browseability. The capability to receive and/or process email is built into ActionMailer. (Outside of Rails, I'd use the Mail gem).