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Package php-dmarc
Short Description A simple DMARC report parser for PHP.
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/tafoyaventures/php-dmarc
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php-dmarc - A simple DMARC report parser for PHP
php-dmarc is a small PHP class I wrote to parse DMARC aggregate reports and put the data in a MySQL database for easy analysis. The idea is that when recipients start supporting delivery of reports using HTTP, then this can form part of an endpoint that receives and automatically parses the reports.
Improvements/fixes welcome.
Installation
The library is available on Packagist (tafoyaventures/php-dmarc)
and can be installed using Composer. Alternatively you can grab the code directly from GitHub and include the DmarcAggregateParser.php script directly or via a PSR-0 autoloader.
Usage
- Set up your database.
tables.sqlcontains the SQL needed to set up the tables. -
Use the
Solaris\DmarcAggregateParserclass to parse reports - you need to supply it with database credentials, and then run theparse()function with an array of files to parse. Something like this:$parser = new Solaris\DmarcAggregateParser( 'dbhost', 'dbuser', 'dbpass', 'dbname' ); $parser->parse( array( 'report-file-1.xml', 'report-file-2.xml', 'report-file-3.xml' ) );You can supply either XML files or ZIP files. It is assumed that each ZIP file contains only one report.
- Knock your self out analysing the data.
The parse() function returns false if it encounters any errors while parsing the data (true otherwise). To see what the errors were, use the get_errors() method, which will return an array of error messages.
Original Developer
Samir Shah [email protected] is the original developer, but the project has been abandoned.
