iachat/app/jobs/inboxes/fetch_imap_emails_job.rb
Shivam Mishra 3760f206e8
fix: mutex timeout and error handling (#8770)
Fixes the follow cases 
- The ensure block released the lock even on LockAcquisitionError
- Custom timeout was not allowed

This also refactored the with_lock method, now the key has to be constructed in the parent function itself

Co-authored-by: Sojan Jose <sojan@pepalo.com>
2024-01-24 14:18:21 +04:00

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Ruby

require 'net/imap'
class Inboxes::FetchImapEmailsJob < MutexApplicationJob
queue_as :scheduled_jobs
def perform(channel)
return unless should_fetch_email?(channel)
key = format(::Redis::Alfred::EMAIL_MESSAGE_MUTEX, inbox_id: channel.inbox.id)
with_lock(key, 5.minutes) do
process_email_for_channel(channel)
end
rescue *ExceptionList::IMAP_EXCEPTIONS => e
Rails.logger.error e
channel.authorization_error!
rescue EOFError, OpenSSL::SSL::SSLError, Net::IMAP::NoResponseError, Net::IMAP::BadResponseError, Net::IMAP::InvalidResponseError => e
Rails.logger.error e
rescue LockAcquisitionError
Rails.logger.error "Lock failed for #{channel.inbox.id}"
rescue StandardError => e
ChatwootExceptionTracker.new(e, account: channel.account).capture_exception
end
private
def should_fetch_email?(channel)
channel.imap_enabled? && !channel.reauthorization_required?
end
def process_email_for_channel(channel)
if channel.microsoft?
fetch_mail_for_ms_provider(channel)
else
fetch_mail_for_channel(channel)
end
# clearing old failures like timeouts since the mail is now successfully processed
channel.reauthorized!
end
def fetch_mail_for_channel(channel)
imap_client = build_imap_client(channel, channel.imap_password, 'PLAIN')
message_ids_with_seq = fetch_message_ids_with_sequence(imap_client, channel)
message_ids_with_seq.each do |message_id_with_seq|
process_message_id(channel, imap_client, message_id_with_seq)
end
end
def process_message_id(channel, imap_client, message_id_with_seq)
seq_no, message_id = message_id_with_seq
return if email_already_present?(channel, message_id)
# Fetch the original mail content using the sequence no
mail_str = imap_client.fetch(seq_no, 'RFC822')[0].attr['RFC822']
if mail_str.blank?
Rails.logger.info "[IMAP::FETCH_EMAIL_SERVICE] Fetch failed for #{channel.email} with message-id <#{message_id}>."
return
end
inbound_mail = build_mail_from_string(mail_str)
mail_info_logger(channel, inbound_mail, seq_no)
process_mail(inbound_mail, channel)
end
# Sends a FETCH command to retrieve data associated with a message in the mailbox.
# You can send batches of message sequence number in `.fetch` method.
def fetch_message_ids_with_sequence(imap_client, channel)
seq_nums = fetch_available_mail_sequence_numbers(imap_client)
Rails.logger.info "[IMAP::FETCH_EMAIL_SERVICE] Fetching mails from #{channel.email}, found #{seq_nums.length}."
message_ids_with_seq = []
seq_nums.each_slice(10).each do |batch|
# Fetch only message-id only without mail body or contents.
batch_message_ids = imap_client.fetch(batch, 'BODY.PEEK[HEADER.FIELDS (MESSAGE-ID)]')
# .fetch returns an array of Net::IMAP::FetchData or nil
# (instead of an empty array) if there is no matching message.
# Check
if batch_message_ids.blank?
Rails.logger.info "[IMAP::FETCH_EMAIL_SERVICE] Fetching the batch failed for #{channel.email}."
next
end
batch_message_ids.each do |data|
message_id = build_mail_from_string(data.attr['BODY[HEADER.FIELDS (MESSAGE-ID)]']).message_id
message_ids_with_seq.push([data.seqno, message_id])
end
end
message_ids_with_seq
end
# Sends a SEARCH command to search the mailbox for messages that were
# created between yesterday and today and returns message sequence numbers.
# Return <message set>
def fetch_available_mail_sequence_numbers(imap_client)
imap_client.search(['BEFORE', tomorrow, 'SINCE', yesterday])
end
def fetch_mail_for_ms_provider(channel)
return if channel.provider_config['access_token'].blank?
access_token = valid_access_token channel
return unless access_token
imap_client = build_imap_client(channel, access_token, 'XOAUTH2')
process_mails(imap_client, channel)
end
def process_mails(imap_client, channel)
fetch_available_mail_sequence_numbers(imap_client).each do |seq_no|
inbound_mail = Mail.read_from_string imap_client.fetch(seq_no, 'RFC822')[0].attr['RFC822']
mail_info_logger(channel, inbound_mail, seq_no)
next if channel.inbox.messages.find_by(source_id: inbound_mail.message_id).present?
process_mail(inbound_mail, channel)
end
end
def mail_info_logger(channel, inbound_mail, uid)
return if Rails.env.test?
Rails.logger.info("
#{channel.provider} Email id: #{inbound_mail.from} - message_source_id: #{inbound_mail.message_id} - sequence id: #{uid}")
end
def build_imap_client(channel, access_token, auth_method)
imap = Net::IMAP.new(channel.imap_address, channel.imap_port, true)
imap.authenticate(auth_method, channel.imap_login, access_token)
imap.select('INBOX')
imap
end
def email_already_present?(channel, message_id)
channel.inbox.messages.find_by(source_id: message_id).present?
end
def build_mail_from_string(raw_email_content)
Mail.read_from_string(raw_email_content)
end
def process_mail(inbound_mail, channel)
Imap::ImapMailbox.new.process(inbound_mail, channel)
rescue StandardError => e
ChatwootExceptionTracker.new(e, account: channel.account).capture_exception
Rails.logger.error("
#{channel.provider} Email dropped: #{inbound_mail.from} and message_source_id: #{inbound_mail.message_id}")
end
# Making sure the access token is valid for microsoft provider
def valid_access_token(channel)
Microsoft::RefreshOauthTokenService.new(channel: channel).access_token
end
def yesterday
(Time.zone.today - 1).strftime('%d-%b-%Y')
end
def tomorrow
(Time.zone.today + 1).strftime('%d-%b-%Y')
end
end