feat: add m365 safe backfill windows
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@@ -39,10 +39,12 @@ DMARQ uses delegated Microsoft Graph access. That means the authorised Microsoft
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## Import Behavior
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DMARQ reads recent messages in the configured folder, filters for messages that look like DMARC reports, downloads Graph `fileAttachment` items, and sends `.xml`, `.zip`, `.gz`, and `.gzip` attachments through the same parser and persistence path used by upload, IMAP, and Gmail imports.
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DMARQ reads messages in the configured search window, filters for messages that look like DMARC reports, downloads Graph `fileAttachment` items, and sends `.xml`, `.zip`, `.gz`, and `.gzip` attachments through the same parser and persistence path used by upload, IMAP, and Gmail imports.
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Imported Graph message IDs are stored on the mail source so scheduled polling does not reprocess the same message. Import history records processed messages, imported reports, duplicates, parse failures, attachment-level details, and the mailbox/folder target used for the attempt.
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Manual imports and backfills use the **days** value from the Mail Sources UI or trigger-poll endpoint. DMARQ passes that window to Microsoft Graph as a `receivedDateTime` filter, so large mailboxes can be searched without scanning unrelated older mail. If Graph returns a throttling or temporary service response, DMARQ retries with `Retry-After` or exponential backoff before surfacing the sanitized error in import history.
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## Troubleshooting
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- **Not authorised**: reconnect the source from Mail Sources.
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