Reads an mbox file and creates a table with a row for each single message within the file.
The parser is based on Apache James Mime4J. Technical specification of the mbox format can be found in: RFC4155: The application/mbox Media Type and mbox manpage.
The result is provided as binary objects (BLOB), which can be further processed by the “mbox Message Extractor” and “mbox Header Extractor” nodes.
^From \\S+@\\S.*\\d{4}$
is more strict and will only match “From” lines which contain an
@
character. The second option ^From \\S+.*\\d{4}$
will also match “From” lines without @
– use this e.g. if
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