parsing. The motivation was that files produced by a Brother scanner
wouldn't match paperless' expectations. At most one transformation
is applied (first matching). It won't affect the filename on disk.
This is generic enough so that it is useful for various purposes.
In my case it allows me to use the different hardware buttons on
the scanner to use different profiles, feeding one instance of
paperless with documents of multiple entities and tagging them
accordingly.
Example:
PAPERLESS_FILENAME_PARSE_TRANSFORMS=[{"pattern":"^([a-z]+)_(\\d{8})_(\\d{6})_([0-9]+)\\.", "repl":"\\2\\3Z - \\4 - \\1."},{"pattern":"^([a-z]+)_([0-9]+)\\.", "repl":" - \\2 - \\1."}]
This drastically optimizes admin interface loading by telling the browser to cache thumbnails. The max-age recommendation is 1 year according to rfc2616
Closes#411
When something goes wrong with the imaplib.IMAP4_SSL connection (like the host is
temporarely down or the DNS does not resolve) it generates an OSError which is currently
not catched and handled. Now OSErrors are translated to MailFetcherErrors which get
logged and the IMAP connection is retried in the next IMAP check.
Fixes#474
Some tests had differing outcomes depending on the version of Tesseract
installed on the test system. This lead to a bunch of false test
failures, which lead to people (including me) just ignoring the Travis
results.
This commit removes those tests, and while it reduces our coverage, at
least the results are predictable.
The previous version of `tests_date_3.png` had too much spacing
between the `0` and the `8` glyphs, which resulted in the year getting
parsed as `200 8` in Tesseract 3.05.00 (+ tessdata 3.04.00).
This caused the date parsing test to fail.
