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# vim: set et nosta sw=4 ts=4 :
#
# A class that represents an individual Maildir, and a Nessage class to nanage
# files underneath them.
#
#############################################################
# I M P O R T S
#############################################################
import
std/os,
std/osproc,
std/posix,
std/re,
std/streams,
std/strformat,
std/strutils,
std/tables,
std/times
import
config,
util
#############################################################
# C O N S T A N T S
#############################################################
const
OWNERDIRPERMS = { fpUserExec, fpUserWrite, fpUserRead }
OWNERFILEPERMS = { fpUserWrite, fpUserRead }
FILTERPROCOPTS = { poUsePath }
# FILTERPROCOPTS = { poUsePath, poEvalCommand }
BUFSIZE = 8192 # reading and writing buffer size
#############################################################
# T Y P E S
#############################################################
# A Maildir object.
#
type Maildir* = ref object
path*: string # Absolute path to the encapsualting dir
cur: string
new: string
tmp: string
# An email message, under a specific Maildir.
#
type Message* = ref object
basename: string
dir: Maildir
headers*: Table[ string, seq[string] ]
path: string
stream: FileStream
# Count messages generated during a run.
var msgcount = 0
#############################################################
# M E T H O D S
#############################################################
#------------------------------------------------------------
# Maildir
#------------------------------------------------------------
proc newMaildir*( path: string ): Maildir =
## Create and return a new Maildir object, making it on-disk if necessary.
result = new Maildir
result.path = path
result.cur = joinPath( path, "cur" )
result.new = joinPath( path, "new" )
result.tmp = joinPath( path, "tmp" )
if not dirExists( path ):
debug "Creating new maildir at {path}".fmt
try:
for p in [ result.path, result.cur, result.new, result.tmp ]:
p.createDir
p.setFilePermissions( OWNERDIRPERMS )
except CatchableError as err:
deferral "Unable to create Maildir: ({err.msg}), deferring delivery.".fmt
proc subDir*( dir: Maildir, path: string ): Maildir =
## Creates a new Maildir relative to an existing one.
result = newMaildir( dir.path & "/" & path )
#------------------------------------------------------------
# Message
#------------------------------------------------------------
proc newMessage*( dir: Maildir ): Message =
## Create and return a Message - an open FileStream under a specific Maildir
## (in tmp)
result = new Message
let now = getTime()
var hostname = newString(256)
discard getHostname( cstring(hostname), cint(256) )
msgcount = msgcount + 1
result.dir = dir
result.basename = $now.toUnixFloat & '.' & $getCurrentProcessID() & '.' & $msgcount & '.' & $hostname
result.path = joinPath( result.dir.tmp, result.basename )
try:
debug "Opening new message at:\n {result.path}".fmt
result.stream = openFileStream( result.path, fmWrite )
result.path.setFilePermissions( OWNERFILEPERMS )
except CatchableError as err:
deferral "Unable to write file {result.path} {err.msg}".fmt
proc open*( msg: Message ) =
## Open (or re-open) a Message file stream for reading.
msg.stream = msg.path.openFileStream
proc save*( msg: Message, dir=msg.dir ) =
## Move the message from tmp to new. Defaults to its current
## maildir, but can be provided a different one.
msg.stream.close
let newpath = joinPath( dir.new, msg.basename )
msg.path.moveFile( newpath )
debug "Delivered message to:\n {newpath}".fmt
msg.dir = dir
msg.path = newpath
proc delete*( msg: Message ) =
## Remove a message from disk.
msg.stream.close
msg.path.removeFile
debug "Removed message at:\n {msg.path}".fmt
msg.path = ""
proc writeStdin*( msg: Message ): Message =
## Streams stdin to the message file, returning the Message
## object for chaining.
let input = stdin.newFileStream
var total = 0
result = msg
while not input.atEnd:
let buf = input.readStr( BUFSIZE )
total = total + buf.len
msg.stream.write( buf )
msg.stream.flush
msg.stream.close
debug "Wrote {total} bytes".fmt
proc filter*( orig_msg: Message, cmd: seq[string] ): Message =
## Filter message content through an external program,
## returning a new Message if successful.
result = orig_msg
try:
var buf: string
let process = cmd[0].startProcess(
args = cmd[1..(cmd.len-1)],
options = FILTERPROCOPTS
)
debug "Running filter: {cmd}".fmt
# let process = cmd.startProcess( options = FILTERPROCOPTS )
# Read from the original message, write to the filter
# process in chunks.
#
orig_msg.open
while not orig_msg.stream.atEnd:
buf = orig_msg.stream.readStr( BUFSIZE )
process.inputStream.write( buf )
process.inputStream.flush
# Read from the filter process until EOF, send to the
# new message in chunks.
#
process.inputStream.close
let new_msg = newMessage( orig_msg.dir )
while not process.outputStream.atEnd:
buf = process.outputStream.readStr( BUFSIZE )
new_msg.stream.write( buf )
new_msg.stream.flush
let exitcode = process.waitForExit
debug "Filter exited: {exitcode}".fmt
process.close
if exitcode == 0:
new_msg.stream.close
orig_msg.delete
result = new_msg
else:
debug "Unable to filter message: non-zero exit code".fmt
except OSError as err:
debug "Unable to filter message: {err.msg}".fmt
proc parseHeaders*( msg: Message ) =
## Walk the RFC2822 headers, placing them into memory.
## This 'unwraps' multiline headers, and allows for duplicate headers.
debug "Parsing message headers."
msg.headers = initTable[ string, seq[string] ]()
msg.open
var
line = ""
header = ""
value = ""
while msg.stream.readLine( line ):
if line == "": # Stop when headers are done.
if header != "":
if msg.headers.hasKey( header ):
msg.headers[ header ].add( value )
else:
msg.headers[ header ] = @[ value ]
break
# Fold continuation line
#
if line.startsWith( ' ' ) or line.startsWith( '\t' ):
line = line.replace( re"^\s+" )
value = value & ' ' & line
# Header start
#
else:
var matches: array[ 2, string ]
if line.match( re"^([\w\-]+):\s*(.*)", matches ):
if header != "":
if msg.headers.hasKey( header ):
msg.headers[ header ].add( value )
else:
msg.headers[ header ] = @[ value ]
( header, value ) = ( matches[0].toLower, matches[1] )
proc evalRules*( msg: var Message, rules: seq[Rule], default: Maildir ): bool =
## Evaluate each rule against the Message, returning true
## if there was a valid match found.
result = false
msg.parseHeaders
for rule in rules:
var match = false
if rule.headers.len > 0: debug "Evaluating rule..."
block thisRule:
for header, regexp in rule.headers:
let header_chk = header.toLower
var
hmatch = false
headerlbl = header_chk
recipients: seq[ string ]
values: seq[ string ]
# TO checks both To: and Cc: simultaneously.
#
if header == "TO":
headerlbl = "to|cc"
recipients = msg.headers.getOrDefault( "to", @[] ) &
msg.headers.getOrDefault( "cc", @[] )
debug " checking header \"{headerlbl}\"".fmt
if recipients.len > 0:
values = recipients
elif msg.headers.hasKey( header_chk ):
values = msg.headers[ header_chk ]
else:
debug " nonexistent header, skipping others"
break thisRule
for val in values:
try:
hmatch = val.match( regexp.re({reStudy,reIgnoreCase}) )
if hmatch:
debug " match on \"{regexp}\"".fmt
break # a single multi-header is sufficient
except RegexError as err:
debug " invalid regexp \"{regexp}\" ({err.msg}), skipping".fmt.replace( "\n", " " )
break thisRule
# Did any of the (possibly) multi-header values match?
if hmatch:
match = true
else:
debug " no match for \"{regexp}\", skipping others".fmt
break thisRule
result = match
if result:
debug "Rule match!"
for filter in rule.filter: msg = msg.filter( filter )
var deliver: Maildir
if rule.deliver != "":
deliver = default.subDir( rule.deliver )
else:
deliver = default
msg.save( deliver )