chainmail-0.1.2/0040755000076500001440000000000007125171224012326 5ustar johnuserschainmail-0.1.2/perl/0040755000076500001440000000000007125171224013270 5ustar johnuserschainmail-0.1.2/perl/mailer0100644000076500001440000000144407071671526014476 0ustar johnusers#!/usr/bin/perl -w require Chainmail::MessageType::Rfc822; require Chainmail::Address; require Chainmail::DeliveryMethod::Sendmail; use Chainmail::Report; use diagnostics; #require Envelope; my $text = ""; while( ) { $text .= $_ ; } my $message = Chainmail::MessageType::Rfc822->new( ); $message->parse( $text ); my @senders = $message->get_senders(); foreach my $i ( @senders ) { debug( "sender: " . $i->get_text() ); }; my @recipients = $message->get_recipients(); foreach my $i ( @recipients ) { debug( "recipient: " . $i->get_text() ); }; (Chainmail::DeliveryMethod::Sendmail->deliver($message)) || die "unable to deliver message"; #my $env = $message->make_envelope; #DeliveryMethod::Sendmail->send ($text, $env) # or die( "$0: error sending message with sendmail" ); chainmail-0.1.2/perl/tester0100755000076500001440000000144007125171160014517 0ustar johnusers#!/usr/bin/perl -w require Chainmail::MessageType::Rfc822; require Chainmail::Address; require Chainmail::DeliveryMethod::Sendmail; require Chainmail::Config; use Chainmail::Report; use diagnostics; #require Envelope; my $text = ""; while( ) { $text .= $_ ; } Chainmail::Config::debug_on(); my $message = Chainmail::MessageType::Rfc822->new( ); $message->parse( $text ); my @senders = $message->get_senders(); foreach my $i ( @senders ) { debug( "sender: " . $i->get_text() ); }; my @recipients = $message->get_recipients(); foreach my $i ( @recipients ) { debug( "recipient: " . $i->get_text() ); }; print $message->get_contents(); #my $env = $message->make_envelope; #DeliveryMethod::Sendmail->send ($text, $env) # or die( "$0: error sending message with sendmail" ); chainmail-0.1.2/perl/Chainmail/0040755000076500001440000000000007125171224015155 5ustar johnuserschainmail-0.1.2/perl/Chainmail/Address.pm0100644000076500001440000000543107125164454017107 0ustar johnuserspackage Chainmail::Address; use Chainmail::Report; use Chainmail::Config; sub new { my $proto = shift; my $class = ref($proto) || $proto; my $self = {}; $self->{LOCAL_PART} = shift; $self->{DOMAIN} = shift; $self->{INFO} = shift; bless ($self, $class); return $self; } sub get_address { my $self = shift; my $part; my $domain = undef; my $local_part = $self->get_local_part(); if (!defined $local_part) { error( "apparently empty address" ); return undef; } foreach $part (@{$self->{DOMAIN}}) { $domain .= "$part."; } if ( !defined $domain ) { $domain = Chainmail::Config::generate_domain( $local_part, $self->{INFO} ); } else { chop $domain; } # debug( "constructed address $local_part\@$domain"); return "$local_part\@$domain"; } sub get_local_part { my $self = shift; local( $_ ); if ( (!defined @{$self->{LOCAL_PART}}) || !defined( @{$self->{LOCAL_PART}}[0])) { debug( "no local part to address (get_local_part)" ); return undef; } foreach my $part (@{$self->{LOCAL_PART}}) { if( $part =~ /^[A-Za-z_]([A-Za-z\-0-9_]*[A-Za-z0-9_])?$/ ) { $_ .= "$part."; } else { $_ .= "\"$part\"."; } } chop; return $_; } sub get_info { my $self = shift; return undef if !defined $self->{INFO}; $self->{INFO} = $1 while $self->{INFO} =~/\"((.)*?)\"$/s; # Escape all unquoted quotes $self->{INFO} =~ s/(?{INFO} ; } sub guess_name { my $self = shift; my $name = $self->get_info() ; enter( "guessing name" ); (leave(), return $name) if defined $name ; if ( (!defined @{$self->{LOCAL_PART}}) || !defined( @{$self->{LOCAL_PART}}[0])) { debug( "could not guess name because address is empty" ); leave(); return undef; } foreach my $part (@{$self->{LOCAL_PART}}) { $name .= "$part "; } (debug( "found address has insinuously empty local part"), leave(), return undef) if length($name) == 0; chop $name; leave(); return $name; } sub get_text { my $self = shift; my $name = ($self->get_info() or undef); # $self->guess_name or (error("could not find any reasonable name"),return undef); $name = "\"$name\" " if defined $name; return ( $name or "" ) . "<" . $self->get_address() . ">"; } sub transform { my $self = shift; if (!defined( $self->{LOCAL_PART}) || !defined( $self->{LOCAL_PART}[0] )) { debug( "attempt to transform an empty address!" ); return undef; } else { return Chainmail::Config::transform_address( \$self ); } } 1; chainmail-0.1.2/perl/Chainmail/Config.pm0100644000076500001440000000136107125163750016723 0ustar johnuserspackage Chainmail::Config; use Sys::Hostname; use Net::hostent; require Exporter; @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(transform_address generate_domain get_hostname get_hostent do_debugging debug_on debug_off); $debug = 0; sub do_debugging # 1 means do debugging { return $debug; } sub debug_on { $debug=1; } sub debug_off { $debug=0; } sub get_hostname() { return hostname(); } sub get_hostent() { return gethost( get_hostname() ); } sub generate_domain { my $local_part = shift; my $nameinfo = shift; my $host = get_hostname(); return $host; } sub transform_address { my $address = shift; #is a reference # do nothing. } 1; chainmail-0.1.2/perl/Chainmail/Lib.pm0100644000076500001440000000047107071672265016233 0ustar johnuserspackage Chainmail::Lib; use Chainmail::Report; require Exporter; @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(member); sub member { my $name = lc(shift); my @list = @_; foreach my $member (@list) { if ( $name eq lc($member) ) { return $member; } } return undef; } chainmail-0.1.2/perl/Chainmail/Report.pm0100644000076500001440000000234507071672265017002 0ustar johnuserspackage Chainmail::Report; require Exporter; require Chainmail::Config; @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(enter leave error fatal_error debug inform); my @state = (); sub enter { my $message = shift; debug( "entering state:\n\t$message" ); unshift @state, $message; } sub leave { my $real = shift; my $s = shift @state; if (defined $real) { if ( $s ne $real ) { fatal_error( "leaving real state:\n $real\nbut context stack thinks it's:\n$s" ); return; } debug( "context stack ok here" ); } debug( "leaving state:\n\t$s" ); } sub debug { return if !Chainmail::Config::do_debugging(); my $message = shift; print STDERR "Debug: $message\n"; } sub inform { my $message = shift; print STDERR "Message: $message\n"; } sub error { my $message = shift; print STDERR "Error: $message\n"; debug("error occurred in context (stack):" ) if (@state && defined $state[0]); foreach my $s (@state) { debug( "\t$s" ); } } sub fatal_error { my $message = shift; print STDERR "\nBombing out on fatal error!\n"; error( $message ); die; } 1; chainmail-0.1.2/perl/Chainmail/DeliveryMethod/0040755000076500001440000000000007125171224020101 5ustar johnuserschainmail-0.1.2/perl/Chainmail/DeliveryMethod/Sendmail.pm0100644000076500001440000000200007071700023022153 0ustar johnuserspackage Chainmail::DeliveryMethod::Sendmail; use Chainmail::Report; $sendmail_args = " "; $sendmail_prog = "/usr/sbin/sendmail"; sub deliver { shift; my $message = shift; my @replytos = $message->get_reply_to(); my $replyto = $replytos[0]->get_text(); my @recipients = $message->get_recipients(); if ( !(@recipients) ) { die "no recipients\n"; } my $contents = $message->get_contents(); $_ = $contents; $contents .= "\n" unless /((\n)|(\n\.))$/; my $recipient_list = ""; foreach my $r (@recipients) { $recipient_list .= "'" . $r->get_text() . "' "; } debug( "Recipients list: $recipient_list" ); open(SENDMAIL, "| $sendmail_prog $sendmail_args -f '$replyto' $recipient_list" ) || die "can't fork $sendmail_prog: $!\n"; local $SIG{PIPE} = sub { die "chainmail: pipe broke to $sendmail_prog" }; print SENDMAIL "$contents"; close SENDMAIL || die "chainmail: error closing pipe to $sendmail_prog: $! $?\n"; 1; } 1; chainmail-0.1.2/perl/Chainmail/MessageType/0040755000076500001440000000000007125171224017403 5ustar johnuserschainmail-0.1.2/perl/Chainmail/MessageType/Rfc822.pm0100644000076500001440000002123107125171160020702 0ustar johnusersuse IO::Handle; # STDERR->autoflush(1); # STDOUT->autoflush(1); package Chainmail::MessageType::Rfc822; require Chainmail::MessageType::Rfc822::FieldParser; require Chainmail::Address; use Chainmail::Report; use Chainmail::Lib; use Chainmail::Config; use Socket; @sender_fields = ( # From the sendmail bat book. In descending order of preference. "Resent-Sender", "Resent-From", "Resent-Reply-To", "Sender", "From", "Apparently-From", "Reply-To", "Full-Name", "Return-Receipt-To", ); @reply_to_fields = ( "Reply-To", # picked +/- at random "From", "Apparently-From", "Resent-From", "Sender", "Resent-Sender", "Return-Receipt-To" ); @error_recipient_fields = ( "Errors-To", "Return-Path", @sender_fields ); @resent_recip_fields = ("Resent-To", "Resent-Cc", "Resent-Bcc" ); @recip_fields = ( "To", "Cc", "Bcc", "Apparently-To" ); @recipient_fields = [ # Also from sendmail. # List of lists; if anything in a list matches # then the following lists are not tried at all @resent_recip_fields, @recip_fields ]; @nonrecipient_fields = ( "X-loop" ); @hide_fields = ( "Bcc", "Resent-Bcc" ); @add_if_absent_fields = ( "Message-ID", "Date", # "X-Mailer" ); @replace_fields = ( # Only replace if present # "Comment" ); @prepend_fields = ( "Received" ); # Unconditional @address_fields = ( # Should be all address fields @sender_fields, @error_recipient_fields, @resent_recip_fields, @recip_fields, @nonrecipient_fields ); sub new { my $proto = shift; my $class = ref($proto) || $proto; my $self = {}; $self->{BODY} = undef; $self->{HEADER} = undef; @{$self->{FIELD}} = (); bless ($self, $class); return $self; } sub parse { my $self = shift; my $text = shift; my $header; if ( $text =~ /^from ([^\n]*)(?:\n)?(.*)/si ) { inform( "UNIX mailbox style from line: \"$1\" is being ignored" ); $text = $2; } ($self->{HEADER},$self->{BODY}) = split /\n\n/, $text, 2; # $self->{BODY} .= "\n" # unless $self->{BODY} =~ /\n$/s; $self->parse_header(); return $self; } sub parse_header { my $self = shift; local $_; enter( "Parsing RFC822 header" ); @{$self->{FIELD}} = (); $_ = $self->{HEADER}; do { /^((?:[^\n]*(?:\n\s)?)*)\n?(.*)/s || fatal_error( "regexp failed to find top field of header:\n\t$_" ); $field = $1; $_ = $2; $field =~ /^([^:]+?)\s*:(.*)/s || fatal_error( "regexp failed to split header field:\n\t$field" ) ; $name = $1; $value = $2; debug( "header-field $name is \"$value\"" ); if ( member( $name,@replace_fields ) ) { $value = $self->generate_field( $name ); } my $parser = undef; if ( member( $name,@address_fields ) ) { $parser = Chainmail::MessageType::Rfc822::FieldParser->new(); $parser->transform_addresses( $value ); } push @{$self->{FIELD}}, $self->_make_field( $name, $value, $parser ); } while (length); my %add_fields; @add_fields{ @add_if_absent_fields } = @add_if_absent_fields; # foreach $name (@add_if_absent_fields) # { # $add_fields{ $name } = '1'; # } foreach my $field (@{$self->{FIELD}}) { if ( member( $field->{NAME}, @replace_fields ) ) { $field->{VALUE} = $self->generate_field( $field->{NAME} ); } if ( $name = member( $field->{NAME}, keys %add_fields ) ) { debug( "field $name already present" ); debug( "field $name does not exist") if !exists($add_fields{ $name }); delete $add_fields{ $name }; # keep the case } } foreach my $name (keys %add_fields) { push @{$self->{FIELD}}, $self->_make_field( $name, $self->generate_field( $name ) ); } foreach my $name (@prepend_fields) { unshift @{$self->{FIELD}}, $self->_make_field( $name, $self->generate_field( $name ) ) ; } leave(); } sub get_contents { my $self = shift; return $self->construct_header() . "\n" . $self->{BODY}; } sub construct_header { my $self = shift; my $text = ""; $self->parse_header() if !defined @{$self->{FIELD}}; foreach my $field ( @{$self->{FIELD}} ) { error( "empty field address $field found when re-constructing header") if (!defined $field || !defined $field->{NAME}); $text .= $field->{NAME} . ": "; if( defined $field->{PARSER} ) { $text .= $field->{PARSER}->get_pretty_text(); } else { my $line .= $field->{VALUE}; $line =~ s/^[\s]*//; $text .= $line; } $text .= "\n"; } return $text; } sub get_senders { my $self = shift; @_ = $self->get_multifield_addresses( @sender_fields ); return @_; } sub get_reply_to { my $self = shift; my @addrs = $self->get_multifield_addresses( @reply_to_fields ); if (!(@addrs)) { my ($name,$passwd,$uid,$gid, $quota,$comment,$gcos,$dir,$shell,$expire) = getpwuid($>); push @addrs, Chainmail::Address->new( $name, undef, $gecos ); } return @addrs; } sub get_recipients { my $self = shift; my $addr_list = (); my @addrs = (); foreach $addr_list (@recipient_fields) { push @addrs, $self->get_multifield_addresses( @{$addr_list} ); } if (! (@addrs) ) { debug( "no recipient addresses found" ); return undef; } my @nonaddrs = $self->get_multifield_addresses( @nonrecipient_fields ); my @good_addrs; foreach my $recip (@addrs) { foreach my $noperson (@nonaddrs) { goto dont_add if $recip->get_address() eq $noperson->get_address(); } push @good_addrs, $recip; next; dont_add: debug( $recip->get_address() . " was removed from recipient list" ); } return @good_addrs; } sub get_addresses { my $self = shift; my $field_name = lc( shift ); my @addrs = (); foreach my $field (@{$self->{FIELD}}) { if ( lc( $field->{NAME} ) eq $field_name ) { debug( "getting addresses from field: $field_name" ); if ( (!defined ($field->{PARSER})) ) { error( "field $field_name apparently has not been parsed yet" ); return; } @_ = $field->{PARSER}->grab_addresses(); foreach my $address ( @_ ) { debug( "adding address " . $address->get_text() . " to address list" ); # This line is currently needed (1999 08 23), # because otherwise perl (5.005) garbage collects the address. # Now, that's what I call a BUG (or have I misunderstood something?). } push @addrs, @_ if( defined @_ && defined $_[0] ); } } return @addrs; } sub get_multifield_addresses { my $self = shift; my @fields = @_; my @addrs; my $f; my @temp; foreach $f (@fields) { @temp = $self->get_addresses( $f ); (push @addrs, @temp) if ( @temp && defined( $temp[ 0 ] )); } return @addrs; } sub generate_date { my @days_of_week = ( "Sun", "Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat" ); my @months = ( "Jan" , "Feb" , "Mar" , "Apr" , "May" , "Jun" , "Jul" , "Aug" , "Sep" , "Oct" , "Nov" , "Dec" ); my ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday) = gmtime(); my $day = $days_of_week[ $wday ]; my $date = $mday . " " . $months[ $mon ] . " " . ($year+1900); # Strictly by RFC822 year should be 2 digit, but nobody seems to care my $time = sprintf( "%02d", $hour ) . ":" . sprintf( "%02d", $min ) . ":" . sprintf( "%02d", $sec ) . " GMT"; # TODO: get real timezone return "$day, $date $time"; } sub generate_field { my $self = shift; my $name = lc( shift ); if ( $name eq "received" ) { my $date = generate_date(); my $domain = get_hostname(); my $string = "by " . $domain . " (chainmail); $date"; return $string; } if ( $name eq "date" ) { return generate_date(); } if ( $name eq "message-id" ) { my $noconflict = crypt( rand(4294967296) , join '',('.', '/', 0..9, 'A'..'Z', 'a'..'z') [rand 64, rand 64] ) . time; $noconflict =~ tr/a-zA-Z0-9//cd; return "<" . $noconflict . "-chainmail@" . get_hostname() .">"; } return "chainmail - generate field is not yet implemented for $name"; } sub _make_field { my $self = shift; my $name= shift; my $value= shift; my $parser= shift; my $field; $field->{ NAME } = $name; $field->{ VALUE } = $value; $field->{ PARSER } = $parser if defined $parser; return $field; } 1; chainmail-0.1.2/perl/Chainmail/MessageType/Rfc822/0040755000076500001440000000000007125171224020351 5ustar johnuserschainmail-0.1.2/perl/Chainmail/MessageType/Rfc822/FieldParser.pm0100644000076500001440000003146407125171160023113 0ustar johnuserspackage Chainmail::MessageType::Rfc822::FieldParser; use Chainmail::Report; use Chainmail::Config; require Chainmail::Address; my $add_address_to_address_list = sub { my $self = shift; my $address = shift; enter( "Add address to list hook" ); if (!defined( $address )) { error( "sent an undefined address!" ); leave(); return; } push @{$self->{ADDRESSES}}, $address; leave(); }; my $call_address_transform = sub { my $self = shift; my $address = shift; return $address->transform(); }; sub new { my $proto = shift; my $class = ref($proto) || $proto; my $self = {}; @{$self->{IGNORED_TOKENS}} = ( "WHITESPACE" ); $self->{CURRENT_TOKEN} = undef; $self->{TOKENS} = (); $self->{TOKEN_STACK} = (); $self->{TOKEN_DUMP} = (); $self->{CONTEXT} = (); $self->{ADDRESSES} = (); $self->{ADDRESS_INFO} = undef; $self->{ADDRESS_HOOK} = $add_address_to_address_list; $self->{DISCARD_TOKENS} = undef; bless ($self, $class); return $self; } sub add_info { my $self = shift; my $new_info = shift; if ( defined $self->{ADDRESS_INFO} ) { $self->{ADDRESS_INFO} .= " $new_info"; } else { $self->{ADDRESS_INFO} = $new_info; } } sub lex { my $self = shift; my $text = shift; local $_; enter( "Lexing RFC 822 header field" ); debug( "field is:\n\t$text" ); @{$self->{TOKENS}} = (); (leave(),return undef) if length( $text ) == 0 ; # Tokens my $endline = qr/(?:\n|\r\n)/; my $linear_ws = qr/(?:$endline)?[ \t]/; my $quoted_pair = qr/\\./s; my $special_chars = '\(\)\<\>\@\,\;\:\.\[\]\"'; my $atom = qr/[^(?:$special_chars)\t\n ]+/; my $quoted_string = qr/\"(?:(?:[^\"\\]|$quoted_pair)*)\"/; my $dtext = qr/[^\r\n\[\]\\\"]/; my $domain_literal = qr/\[(?:\$dtext|$quoted_string)*\]/; my %token_types = ( WHITESPACE => qr/(?:$linear_ws)+/ , QUOTED_STRING => qr/$quoted_string/ , ATOM => qr/$atom/ , DOMAIN_LITERAL => qr/$domain_literal/ , AT_SIGN => qr/\@/ , OPEN_ANGLE_BRACKET => qr/\ qr/\>/ , OPEN_SQUARE_BRACKET => qr/\[/ , CLOSE_SQUARE_BRACKET => qr/\]/ , COLON => ":" , COMMA => ",", SEMICOLON => ";", STOP => "\\." ) ; $_ = $text; chomp; my $t; get_token: do { if ( /^\(/s ) { ($t,$_) = $self->_strip_leading_comment( $_ ); debug( "got comment $t" ); push @{$self->{TOKENS}},$self->make_token( "COMMENT",$t ) ; } else { foreach $t (keys %token_types) { my $r = $token_types{$t}; if ( /^($r)(.*)/s ) { debug( "got token \"$1\" (type $t)" ); push @{$self->{TOKENS}}, $self->make_token( $t, $1 ); $_ = $2; } } } } while length; leave(); return 1; } sub make_token { my $self = shift; my $type = shift; my $value = shift; my $return = { "TYPE"=>$type,"VALUE"=>$value }; return $return; } sub _strip_leading_comment { my $self = shift; my $text = shift; enter( "Stripping leading comment" ); my $char; my $comment = ""; while ( length $text) { $text =~ /^([^\\]|\\.)(.*)/s; # remove first char from string. FIXME $char = $1; $text = $2; $comment .= $char; $brackets++ if $char eq "\(" ; if ( $char eq "\)") { $brackets --; ( leave(), return ( $comment,$text ) ) if $brackets == 0 ; } } error( "unterminated comment (no unquoted closing bracket)" ); leave(); } sub grab_addresses { my $self = shift; enter( "Grabbing addresses from RFC 822 header field" ); $self->{ADDRESS_HOOK} = $add_address_to_address_list; $self->parse( ) if ( !defined (@{$self->{ADDRESSES}}) ); leave(); return @{$self->{ADDRESSES}} unless ( !defined (@{$self->{ADDRESSES}}) ); return undef; } sub transform_addresses { my $self = shift; enter( "Transforming addresses in RFC 822 header field" ); $self->{ADDRESS_HOOK} = $call_address_transform; $self->parse( shift ); $self->{TOKENS} = $self->{TOKEN_DUMP}; leave(); return 1; } sub parse { my $self = shift; my $text = shift; enter( "Parsing RFC 822 address header field" ); if ( !defined( @{$self->{TOKENS}} ) ) { (leave (), return undef) if !defined $text; $self->lex( $text ); } @{$self->{ADDRESSES}} = (); @{$self->{TOKEN_STACK}} = @{$self->{TOKENS}}; @{$self->{TOKEN_DUMP}} = (); $self->{DISCARD_TOKENS} = 0; (error( "no tokens to read!" ),leave(), return undef) if !defined $self->{TOKEN_STACK}; $self->{CURRENT_TOKEN} = undef; $self->get_next_token(); $self->addresses(); leave(); return 1; } sub get_text { my $self = shift; my $text = undef; foreach my $tok (@{$self->{TOKENS}}) { if ( $tok->{TYPE} eq "ADDRESS" ) { $text .= " " . $tok->{VALUE}->get_text() . " "; } else { $text .= $tok->{VALUE}; } } return $text; } sub get_pretty_text { my $self = shift; my $text = undef; my $has_ws = 1; foreach my $tok (@{$self->{TOKENS}}) { if ( $tok->{TYPE} eq "ADDRESS" ) { $text .= " " unless $has_ws; $text .= $tok->{VALUE}->get_text(); next; } if ( $tok->{TYPE} eq "WHITESPACE" ) { #$text .= " " unless $has_ws; #$has_ws = 1; # ignore it completely next; } if($tok->{TYPE} eq "COMMA" ) { $text .= ",\n\t"; $has_ws = 1; next; } $text .= " " unless $has_ws; $text .= $tok->{VALUE}; $has_ws = 0; } return $text; } sub require_token { my $self = shift; my $demand = shift; my $peek_ahead = 11; # Number of tokens to look at to find the $demand. my $t; for (my $i =0; $i < $peek_ahead; $i++ ) { $t = $self->peek_token( $i ); if ( (defined $t) && ($t->{TYPE} eq $demand) ) { while ( !(defined ($self->token( $demand )) ) ) { push @_, $self->{DISCARD_TOKENS}; $self->{DISCARD_TOKENS} = 1; $self->parse_error( "discarding token to satisfy demand for $demand" ); $self->get_next_token(); $self->{DISCARD_TOKENS} = pop @_ ; } return $t->{VALUE}; } } $self->parse_error( "could not satisfy request for a token of type $demand even looking ahead $peek_ahead tokens" ); return undef; } sub request_token { my $self = shift; my $request = shift; return $self->token( $request ); } sub token { my $self = shift; my $request = shift; defined $self->{CURRENT_TOKEN} or return undef; $self->skip_ignored_tokens(); if (( !defined( $request)) || ( $self->{CURRENT_TOKEN}->{TYPE} eq $request )) { my $r = $self->{CURRENT_TOKEN}->{VALUE}; $self->get_next_token(); return $r; } return undef; } sub skip_ignored_tokens { my $self = shift; if ( $self->peek_token(0)->{TYPE} eq "COMMENT" ) { $self->{CURRENT_TOKEN}->{VALUE} =~ /\(((.)*?)\)$/s || $self->parse_error( "Regexp failed to strip brackets from comment ", $self->{CURRENT_TOKEN}->{VALUE} ); $self->add_info( $1 ) if length $1; return $self->get_next_token(); } foreach my $t (@{$self->{IGNORED_TOKENS}}) { if ( $self->{CURRENT_TOKEN}->{TYPE} eq $t ) { return $self->get_next_token(); } } } sub get_next_token { my $self = shift; if (defined $self->{CURRENT_TOKEN}) { my $token = shift @{$self->{TOKEN_STACK}}; if ($self->{DISCARD_TOKENS} == 0) { push @{$self->{TOKEN_DUMP}}, $token; } } $self->{CURRENT_TOKEN} = ${$self->{TOKEN_STACK}}[0]; return undef if !defined $self->{CURRENT_TOKEN}; debug( "got next token: " . $self->{CURRENT_TOKEN}->{TYPE} ); return $self->{CURRENT_TOKEN}; } sub token_is { my $self = shift; $self->skip_ignored_tokens(); if ( defined( $self->peek_token (0)) ) { return ( $self->peek_token(0)->{TYPE} eq shift ); } else { return undef; } } sub peek_token { my $self = shift; my $index = shift; return ${$self->{TOKEN_STACK}}[$index]; } sub parse_error { my $self = shift; my $message = shift; error $message; debug ( "token list is:" ); foreach $token (@{$self->{TOKEN_STACK}}) { debug( "\t\ttoken type=". $token->{TYPE} . " value=\"". $token->{VALUE} . "\" address=" . $token ); } return ""; } sub group { my $self = shift; enter( "Named e-mail group" ); my $group_name = $self->phrase(); $self->{ADDRESS_INFO} = undef; $self->require_token( "COLON" ); $self->addresses(); $self->require_token( "SEMICOLON") or $self->parse_error( "named group of addresses apparently not terminated by semi-colon" ); leave(); } sub phrase { my $self = shift; enter( "Phrase; list of words or quoted strings" ); my $w; my $r = undef; while ( defined ($w = $self->word()) ) { $r .= "$w " if length $w;} chop $r if defined $r; leave(); return $r; } sub word { my $self = shift; return ( $self->request_token( "QUOTED_STRING" ) or $self->request_token( "ATOM" ) or undef); } sub route { my $self = shift; enter( "Parsing route to address" ); inform( "routed address; route is being ignored" ); do { $self->request_token( "AT_SIGN" ); do { $self->sub_domain(); } while( $self->request_token( "STOP" ) ); } while( $self->request_token( "COMMA" ) ); $self->request_token( "COLON" ); leave(); } sub sub_domain { my $self = shift; return ( $self->request_token( "DOMAIN_LITERAL" ) or $self->request_token( "ATOM" ) or undef ); } sub route_addr { my $self = shift; enter( "Angle bracketed
" ); $self->request_token( "OPEN_ANGLE_BRACKET" ); if ($self->token_is( "AT_SIGN")) { $self->route(); } $self->addr_spec(); $self->require_token( "CLOSE_ANGLE_BRACKET") or $self->parse_error( "unterminated < bracket" ); leave(); } sub addr_spec { my $self = shift; enter( "Address (addr-spec\@domain)" ); my $local_part = (); my $domain = (); my $t; my $addr_obj; if ($self->token_is( "ADDRESS" )) { $addr_obj = $self->token(); goto addr_obj_got; } do { $t = $self->word(); if ( defined $t ) { $t = $1 if $t =~ /\"((.)*?)\"$/s; push @{$local_part}, $t; } else { $self->parse_error( "not valid address part (token types ATOM or QUOTED_STRING)" ); } } while ( defined( $self->request_token( "STOP") ) ); $self->request_token ("AT_SIGN") or goto address_finished; do { $t = $self->sub_domain(); if ( !defined $t ) { inform( "missing subdomain part for username @{$local_part} will be filled in" ); } else { push @{$domain}, $t; } } while ( defined ($self->request_token( "STOP") ) ); address_finished: $addr_obj = Chainmail::Address->new( $local_part, $domain, $self->{ADDRESS_INFO} ); addr_obj_got: debug( "got address " . $addr_obj->get_text() ); @_ = ( $self, $addr_obj ); if ( !defined $self->{ADDRESS_HOOK} ) { error( "address manipulation hook is undefined!" ); } else { &{$self->{ADDRESS_HOOK}}; } push @{$self->{TOKEN_DUMP}},$self->make_token( "ADDRESS",$addr_obj ); $self->{ADDRESS_INFO} = undef; leave(); } sub addresses { my $self = shift; my $state = "Set of comma separated addresses"; enter( $state ); do { $self->address(); } while( defined( $self->request_token ("COMMA") ) ); leave( $state ); } sub address { my $self = shift; my $token = undef; for( my $i=0; ( defined( $token = $self->peek_token( $i ) ) ); $i++ ) { if ($token->{TYPE} eq "COLON") { debug( "Guessing group" ); return $self->group(); } else { if ($token->{TYPE} eq "OPEN_ANGLE_BRACKET") { debug( "Guessing
" ); $self->{DISCARD_TOKENS} = 1; $self->add_info( $self->phrase() ); $self->route_addr(); $self->{DISCARD_TOKENS} = 0; return; } else { last if ($token->{TYPE} eq "COMMA"); } } } debug("Falling back on guess addr_spec\@domain"); $self->{DISCARD_TOKENS} = 1; $self->addr_spec(); $self->{DISCARD_TOKENS} = 0; return; } 1; chainmail-0.1.2/COPYING0100644000076500001440000004311007071673361013366 0ustar johnusers GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, June 1991 Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. Preamble The licenses for most software are designed to take away your freedom to share and change it. By contrast, the GNU General Public License is intended to guarantee your freedom to share and change free software--to make sure the software is free for all its users. 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Here is a sample; alter the names: Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker. , 1 April 1989 Ty Coon, President of Vice This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License. chainmail-0.1.2/ChangeLog0100644000076500001440000000217607125171160014102 0ustar johnusers2000-06-24 John Fremlin * Version 0.1.2 Release. * perl/Chainmail/MessageType/Rfc822.pm (generate_date): Fixed bug in days of week; Sun is first now. * testdata/long.rfc822 (Return-Path): Added another test * README: Took the blurb from the website * perl/Chainmail/Address.pm (get_text): stopped adding space if no name can be found * perl/Chainmail/MessageType/Rfc822/FieldParser.pm (get_pretty_text): fixed an extra whitespace issue * perl/Chainmail/Config.pm: added debug on/off subs. * perl/Chainmail/MessageType/Rfc822.pm (construct_header): Hopefully stopped introducing extra spaces after : in headers * perl/Chainmail/Address.pm (get_local_part): Added _ to list of characters that don't need to be quoted out 2000-04-02 John Fremlin * Version 0.1.1 Release. * INSTALL: Wrote some instuctions. 1999-06-20 John Fremlin * Version 0.1.0 Functional enough to parse messages from STDIN and pass them to sendmail. No queueing yet. * Perl/MessageType/Rfc822.pm: address parsing functional but not fully tested. Ought to be rewritten. chainmail-0.1.2/INSTALL0100644000076500001440000000116707071673361013372 0ustar johnusersSorry, no real instructions yet. If you want help, mail me and I'll write some. $Date: 2000/04/02 16:36:01 $ automake/autoconf will come if people want them. John Fremlin Config: 1) Look at perl/Chainmail/Config.pm 2) Look at perl/Chainmail/DeliveryMethod/Sendmail.pm Install: 1) Copy perl/mailer into /usr/local/bin. 2) Copy the perl/Chainmail directory into /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/ MUAs: Mutt: set sendmail='/usr/local/bin/mailer' GNUS: (setq message-send-function 'message-send-mail-with-qmail) (setq qmail-inject-program "/usr/local/bin/mailer") (setq message-interactive t) Good luck. ;-) chainmail-0.1.2/README0100644000076500001440000000103707125171160013203 0ustar johnusersVersion 0.1.2 This program takes a RFC 822 message on STDIN, parses it (AFAIK doing everything required in the RFC plus a bit more), rewrites it, and passes it along to sendmail. It tells sendmail the recipients and, most importantly, the sender, so that you can use non-local accounts on dynamic-ip, rarely online machines. It reads the sender from the Reply-to: field or the From: field. It is written in perl and works for me on perl 5.6. It uses no CPAN modules. There is almost no documentation and absolutely no warrantry. Good luck. chainmail-0.1.2/testdata/0040755000076500001440000000000007125171224014137 5ustar johnuserschainmail-0.1.2/testdata/complex.rfc8220100644000076500001440000000232107125171160016530 0ustar johnusersDate : 27 Aug 76 0932 PDT From : Ken Davis Subject : Re: The Syntax in the RFC Sender : KSecy@Other-Host Reply-To : () Sam.Irving@Reg.Organization To : George Jones , Al.Neuman@MAD.Publisher, localaddress (Local person), cc : Important folk: Tom Softwood , "Sam Irving"@Other-Host;, Standard Distribution: /main/davis/people/standard@Other-Host, "standard.dist.3"@Tops-20-Host>;, "\"Double quoted\" string" Comment : Sam is away on business. He asked me to handle his mail for him. He'll be able to provide a more accurate explanation when he returns next week. In-Reply-To: , George's message X-Special-action: This is a sample of user-defined field- names. There could also be a field-name "Special-action", but its name might later be preempted Message-ID: <4231.629.XYzi-What@Other-Host> this is good news asfd asdf asd gasdg gadgetchainmail-0.1.2/testdata/long.rfc8220100644000076500001440000001243207125171160016024 0ustar johnusersReturn-Path: Delivered-To: vii@altern.org Received: from altern.org by localhost with POP3 (fetchmail-5.2.0) for john@localhost (single-drop); Sun, 27 Feb 2000 14:51:35 +0000 (GMT) Received: (qmail 23499 invoked by alias); 27 Feb 2000 14:13:23 -0000 Received: from unknown (HELO lml.valinux.com) (198.186.203.19) by altern.org with SMTP; 27 Feb 2000 14:13:23 -0000 Received: from vger.rutgers.edu (vger.rutgers.edu [128.6.190.2]) by lml.valinux.com (Postfix) with ESMTP id DDC535C8C8; Sun, 27 Feb 2000 06:09:23 -0800 (PST) Received: by vger.rutgers.edu via listexpand id ; Sun, 27 Feb 2000 04:51:08 -0500 Received: by vger.rutgers.edu id ; Sun, 27 Feb 2000 04:49:33 -0500 Received: from darmol.elte.hu ([157.181.3.1]:4210 "EHLO darmol.elte.hu") by vger.rutgers.edu with ESMTP id ; Sun, 27 Feb 2000 04:48:10 -0500 Received: from chiara.csoma.elte.hu ([157.181.71.18]) by darmol.elte.hu with esmtp (Exim 3.12 #2 (Debian)) id 12P4C6-00030d-00; Sun, 27 Feb 2000 14:57:10 +0100 Received: by chiara.csoma.elte.hu (Postfix, from userid 17806) id 2F8643E114; Sun, 27 Feb 2000 14:57:05 +0100 (CET) Date: Sun, 27 Feb 2000 16:04:13 +0100 (CET) From: Ingo Molnar To: Andrea Arcangeli Cc: linux-kernel@vger.rutgers.edu, linux-alpha@vger.rutgers.edu, Richard Henderson , "David S. Miller" , Linus Torvalds Subject: new IRQ scalability changes in 2.3.48 In-Reply-To: Message-ID: MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII Sender: owner-linux-kernel@vger.rutgers.edu Precedence: bulk X-Loop: majordomo@vger.rutgers.edu X-Orcpt: rfc822;linux-kernel-outgoing-dig On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, Andrea Arcangeli wrote: > I ported the SMP irq affinity code and the per-irq-desc locking to alpha > (plus the ->end semantical change). [...] here is a summary of all the IA32 IRQ scalability changes which were added as of 2.3.48, so that other architectures can make sense of these changes and potentially adopt them: - per-IRQ-source spinlocks and per-IRQ-controller spinlocks increasing scalability: now two IRQ handlers on two CPUs can run do_IRQ in parallel. Note that level-triggered PCI IRQ handlers never actually take the IRQ-controller spinlock in the 'IRQ handling fast path'. - got rid of the global_irq_count shared variable, it was cache-pingponging like hell during multi-CPU interrupt load. The irqs_running() function does it all now - cli()/sti() thus got a bit slower, but it's worth it. The change is supposed to be an invariant otherwise. - Reworked (level-triggered) IO-APIC IRQ handlers to never touch the IO-APIC registers and keep the interrupt unacked in the local APIC while the handler is running. This speeded 'null IRQ latency' up considerably and also works better with hardware features like focus-CPU, and causes better IRQ atomicity. The 'legacy' edge-triggered IO-APIC IRQ sources still need the slower method to work reliably. - per-CPU IRQ statistics causing better cache workload - explicit IRQ affinity (to a group of CPUs) can be set through /proc/irq/*. Extended the IRQ controller function template with ->set_affinity(). See Documentation/IRQ-affinity.txt for more. - added /proc/irq/prof_cpu_mask, to enable profiling on a single CPU only. (useful to determine the true idleness of a CPU, and other interesting things when using CPU-affine IRQs.) - the irq_handler->end() semantics had to be changed slightly to allow the fastest possible IO-APIC IRQ handling on x86. architectures that are currently using (a hw-adopted version of) the IA32 IRQ architecture are: Alpha, IA64, SH and ARM. > I checked it works fine here. The sys_dp264 is the only port that > actively uses SMP irq affinity it (because it's the only one capable > of SMP irq scaling) and so it's also the only one who currently needs > lowlevel controller locking. There are also a few common code changes > (the irq_stat is useless on alpha, on alpha there's a better cpu_data > smp struct where all the per-cpu things gets allocated) There are a > few IA32 irq.c cleanups for some 64bit issue. [...] yep. In 2.5 the IA32 irq.c will probably be moved into kernel/irq.c so it's important to keep it 64-bit clean. Since there are 11 different architectures in the main tree now (and 2-3 not yet integrated ones) this can definitely not happen now, but will be very important to do in 2.5. Manfred Spraul does have some ideas/patches wrt. per-CPU data structures - i believe these concepts have to be unified in 2.5 as well (together with the unification of the irq code). Sparc64 had these per-CPU data structures for ages. a related 'SMP-scalability' note: i've implemented a new type of read-write spinlock which does not cause cacheline pingpong in the read path (and is thus extremely scalable and cache-friendly), David Miller added his own ideas and ported it to Sparc - this should show up soon. 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