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# Mail filter package
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
require 'etc'
require 'gurgitate/mailmessage'
require 'gurgitate/deliver'
module Gurgitate
#========================================================================
# The actual gurgitator; reads a message and then it can do
# other stuff with it, like save to a mailbox or forward
# it somewhere else.
class Gurgitate < Mailmessage
include Deliver
# Instead of the usual attributes, I went with a
# reader-is-writer type thing (as seen quite often in Perl and
# C++ code) so that in your .gurgitate-rules, you can say
#
# maildir "#{homedir}/Mail"
# sendmail "/usr/sbin/sendmail"
# spoolfile "Maildir"
# spooldir homedir
#
# This is because of an oddity in Ruby where, even if an
# accessor exists in the current object, if you say:
# name = value
# it'll always create a local variable. Not quite what you
# want when you're trying to set a config parameter. You have
# to say "self.name = value", which (I think) is ugly.
#
# In the interests of promoting harmony, of course, the previous
# syntax will continue to work.
def self.attr_configparam(*syms)
syms.each do |sym|
class_eval %/
def #{sym} (*vals)
if vals.length == 1
@#{sym} = vals[0]
elsif vals.length == 0
@#{sym}
else
raise ArgumentError,
"wrong number of arguments " +
"(\#{vals.length} for 0 or 1)"
end
end
# Don't break it for the nice people who use
# old-style accessors though. Breaking people's
# .gurgitate-rules is a bad idea.
attr_writer :#{sym}
/
end
end
# The directory you want to put mail folders into
attr_configparam :maildir
# The path to your log file
attr_configparam :logfile
# The full path of your "sendmail" program
attr_configparam :sendmail
# Your home directory
attr_configparam :homedir
# Your default mail spool
attr_configparam :spoolfile
# The directory where user mail spools live
attr_configparam :spooldir
# What kind of mailboxes you prefer
# attr_configparam :folderstyle
# What kind of mailboxes you prefer
def folderstyle(*style)
if style.length == 0 then
@folderstyle
elsif style.length == 1 then
if style[0] == Maildir then
spooldir homedir
spoolfile File.join(spooldir,"Maildir")
maildir spoolfile
elsif style[0] == MH then
mh_profile_path = File.join(ENV["HOME"],".mh_profile")
if File.exists?(mh_profile_path) then
mh_profile = YAML.load(File.read(mh_profile_path))
maildir mh_profile["Path"]
else
maildir File.join(ENV["HOME"],"Mail")
end
spoolfile File.join(maildir,"inbox")
else
spooldir "/var/spool/mail"
spoolfile File.join(spooldir, @passwd.name)
end
@folderstyle = style[0]
else
raise ArgumentError, "wrong number of arguments "+
"(#{style.length} for 0 or 1)"
end
@folderstyle
end
# Set config params to defaults, read in mail message from
# +input+
# input::
# Either the text of the email message in RFC-822 format,
# or a filehandle where the email message can be read from
# recipient::
# The contents of the envelope recipient parameter
# sender::
# The envelope sender parameter
# spooldir::
# The location of the mail spools directory.
def initialize(input=nil,
recipient=nil,
sender=nil,
spooldir="/var/spool/mail",
&block)
@passwd = Etc.getpwuid
@homedir = @passwd.dir;
@maildir = File.join(@passwd.dir,"Mail")
@logfile = File.join(@passwd.dir,".gurgitate.log")
@sendmail = "/usr/lib/sendmail"
@spooldir = spooldir
@spoolfile = File.join(@spooldir,@passwd.name )
@folderstyle = MBox
@rules = []
input_text = ""
input.each_line do |l| input_text << l end
super(input_text, recipient, sender)
instance_eval(&block) if block_given?
end
def add_rules(filename, options = {})
if not Hash === options
raise ArgumentError.new("Expected hash of options")
end
if filename == :default
filename=homedir+"/.gurgitate-rules"
end
if not FileTest.exist?(filename)
filename = filename + '.rb'
end
if not FileTest.exist?(filename)
if options.has_key?(:user)
log("#{filename} does not exist.")
end
return false
end
if FileTest.file?(filename) and
( ( not options.has_key? :system and
FileTest.owned?(filename) ) or
( options.has_key? :system and
options[:system] == true and
File.stat(filename).uid == 0 ) ) and
FileTest.readable?(filename)
@rules << filename
else
log("#{filename} has bad permissions or ownership, not using rules")
return false
end
end
# Deletes the current message.
def delete
# Well, nothing here, really.
end
# This is a neat one. You can get any header as a method.
# Say, if you want the header "X-Face", then you call
# x_face and that gets it for you. It raises NameError if
# that header isn't found.
# meth::
# The method that the caller tried to call which isn't
# handled any other way.
def method_missing(meth)
headername=meth.to_s.split(/_/).map {|x| x.capitalize}.join("-")
if headers[headername] then
return headers[headername]
else
raise NameError,"undefined local variable or method, or header not found `#{meth}' for #{self}:#{self.class}"
end
end
# Forwards the message to +address+.
# address::
# A valid email address to forward the message to.
def forward(address)
self.log "Forwarding to "+address
IO.popen(@sendmail+" "+address,"w") do |f|
f.print(self.to_s)
end
end
# Writes +message+ to the log file.
def log(message)
if(@logfile)then
File.open(@logfile,"a") do |f|
f.flock(File::LOCK_EX)
f.print(Time.new.to_s+" "+message+"\n")
f.flock(File::LOCK_UN)
end
end
end
# Pipes the message through +program+. If +program+
# fails, puts the message into +spoolfile+
def pipe(program)
self.log "Piping through "+program
IO.popen(program,"w") do |f|
f.print(self.to_s)
end
return $?>>8
end
# Pipes the message through +program+, and returns another
# +Gurgitate+ object containing the output of the filter
def filter(program,&block)
self.log "Filtering with "+program
IO.popen("-","w+") do |filter|
unless filter then
begin
exec(program)
rescue
exit! # should not get here anyway
end
else
if fork
filter.close_write
g=Gurgitate.new(filter)
g.instance_eval(&block) if block_given?
return g
else
begin
filter.close_read
filter.print to_s
filter.close
rescue
nil
ensure
exit!
end
end
end
end
end
# Processes your .gurgitate-rules.rb.
def process(&block)
begin
if @rules.size > 0 or block
@rules.each do |configfilespec|
begin
eval File.new(configfilespec).read, nil,
configfilespec
rescue ScriptError
log "Couldn't load #{configfilespec}: "+$!
save(spoolfile)
rescue Exception
log "Error while executing #{configfilespec}: #{$!}"
$@.each { |tr| log "Backtrace: #{tr}" }
folderstyle = MBox
save(spoolfile)
end
end
if block
instance_eval(&block)
end
log "Mail not covered by rules, saving to default spool"
save(spoolfile)
else
save(spoolfile)
end
rescue Exception
log "Error while executing rules: #{$!}"
$@.each { |tr| log "Backtrace: #{tr}" }
log "Attempting to save to spoolfile after error"
folderstyle = MBox
save(spoolfile)
end
end
end
end
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