4 * This file contains functions which handle the mapping of Internet addresses
5 * to users on the Citadel system.
21 #include <sys/types.h>
23 #if TIME_WITH_SYS_TIME
24 # include <sys/time.h>
28 # include <sys/time.h>
39 #include "serv_extensions.h"
40 #include "sysdep_decls.h"
41 #include "citserver.h"
46 #include "internet_addressing.h"
49 #include "parsedate.h"
64 struct spamstrings_t *spamstrings = NULL;
68 * Return nonzero if the supplied name is an alias for this host.
70 int CtdlHostAlias(char *fqdn) {
74 char host[SIZ], type[SIZ];
76 if (fqdn == NULL) return(hostalias_nomatch);
77 if (strlen(fqdn) == 0) return(hostalias_nomatch);
78 if (!strcasecmp(fqdn, config.c_fqdn)) return(hostalias_localhost);
79 if (!strcasecmp(fqdn, config.c_nodename)) return(hostalias_localhost);
80 if (inetcfg == NULL) return(hostalias_nomatch);
82 config_lines = num_tokens(inetcfg, '\n');
83 for (i=0; i<config_lines; ++i) {
84 extract_token(buf, inetcfg, i, '\n');
85 extract_token(host, buf, 0, '|');
86 extract_token(type, buf, 1, '|');
88 if ( (!strcasecmp(type, "localhost"))
89 && (!strcasecmp(fqdn, host)))
90 return(hostalias_localhost);
92 if ( (!strcasecmp(type, "gatewaydomain"))
93 && (!strcasecmp(&fqdn[strlen(fqdn)-strlen(host)], host)))
94 return(hostalias_gatewaydomain);
96 if ( (!strcasecmp(type, "directory"))
97 && (!strcasecmp(&fqdn[strlen(fqdn)-strlen(host)], host)))
98 return(hostalias_directory);
102 return(hostalias_nomatch);
112 * Return 0 if a given string fuzzy-matches a Citadel user account
114 * FIXME ... this needs to be updated to handle aliases.
116 int fuzzy_match(struct ctdluser *us, char *matchstring) {
119 if ( (!strncasecmp(matchstring, "cit", 3))
120 && (atol(&matchstring[3]) == us->usernum)) {
125 for (a=0; a<strlen(us->fullname); ++a) {
126 if (!strncasecmp(&us->fullname[a],
127 matchstring, strlen(matchstring))) {
136 * Unfold a multi-line field into a single line, removing multi-whitespaces
138 void unfold_rfc822_field(char *field) {
142 striplt(field); /* remove leading/trailing whitespace */
144 /* convert non-space whitespace to spaces, and remove double blanks */
145 for (i=0; i<strlen(field); ++i) {
146 if (field[i]=='\"') quote = 1 - quote;
148 if (isspace(field[i])) field[i] = ' ';
149 while (isspace(field[i]) && isspace(field[i+1])) {
150 strcpy(&field[i+1], &field[i+2]);
159 * Split an RFC822-style address into userid, host, and full name
162 void process_rfc822_addr(const char *rfc822, char *user, char *node, char *name)
167 strcpy(node, config.c_fqdn);
170 /* extract full name - first, it's From minus <userid> */
171 strcpy(name, rfc822);
172 stripout(name, '<', '>');
174 /* strip anything to the left of a bang */
175 while ((strlen(name) > 0) && (haschar(name, '!') > 0))
176 strcpy(name, &name[1]);
178 /* and anything to the right of a @ or % */
179 for (a = 0; a < strlen(name); ++a) {
186 /* but if there are parentheses, that changes the rules... */
187 if ((haschar(rfc822, '(') == 1) && (haschar(rfc822, ')') == 1)) {
188 strcpy(name, rfc822);
189 stripallbut(name, '(', ')');
192 /* but if there are a set of quotes, that supersedes everything */
193 if (haschar(rfc822, 34) == 2) {
194 strcpy(name, rfc822);
195 while ((strlen(name) > 0) && (name[0] != 34)) {
196 strcpy(&name[0], &name[1]);
198 strcpy(&name[0], &name[1]);
199 for (a = 0; a < strlen(name); ++a)
203 /* extract user id */
204 strcpy(user, rfc822);
206 /* first get rid of anything in parens */
207 stripout(user, '(', ')');
209 /* if there's a set of angle brackets, strip it down to that */
210 if ((haschar(user, '<') == 1) && (haschar(user, '>') == 1)) {
211 stripallbut(user, '<', '>');
214 /* strip anything to the left of a bang */
215 while ((strlen(user) > 0) && (haschar(user, '!') > 0))
216 strcpy(user, &user[1]);
218 /* and anything to the right of a @ or % */
219 for (a = 0; a < strlen(user); ++a) {
227 /* extract node name */
228 strcpy(node, rfc822);
230 /* first get rid of anything in parens */
231 stripout(node, '(', ')');
233 /* if there's a set of angle brackets, strip it down to that */
234 if ((haschar(node, '<') == 1) && (haschar(node, '>') == 1)) {
235 stripallbut(node, '<', '>');
238 /* If no node specified, tack ours on instead */
240 (haschar(node, '@')==0)
241 && (haschar(node, '%')==0)
242 && (haschar(node, '!')==0)
244 strcpy(node, config.c_nodename);
249 /* strip anything to the left of a @ */
250 while ((strlen(node) > 0) && (haschar(node, '@') > 0))
251 strcpy(node, &node[1]);
253 /* strip anything to the left of a % */
254 while ((strlen(node) > 0) && (haschar(node, '%') > 0))
255 strcpy(node, &node[1]);
257 /* reduce multiple system bang paths to node!user */
258 while ((strlen(node) > 0) && (haschar(node, '!') > 1))
259 strcpy(node, &node[1]);
261 /* now get rid of the user portion of a node!user string */
262 for (a = 0; a < strlen(node); ++a)
267 /* strip leading and trailing spaces in all strings */
272 /* If we processed a string that had the address in angle brackets
273 * but no name outside the brackets, we now have an empty name. In
274 * this case, use the user portion of the address as the name.
276 if ((strlen(name) == 0) && (strlen(user) > 0)) {
284 * convert_field() is a helper function for convert_internet_message().
285 * Given start/end positions for an rfc822 field, it converts it to a Citadel
286 * field if it wants to, and unfolds it if necessary.
288 * Returns 1 if the field was converted and inserted into the Citadel message
289 * structure, implying that the source field should be removed from the
292 int convert_field(struct CtdlMessage *msg, int beg, int end) {
305 rfc822 = msg->cm_fields['M']; /* M field contains rfc822 text */
306 for (i = end; i >= beg; --i) {
307 if (rfc822[i] == ':') colonpos = i;
310 if (colonpos < 0) return(0); /* no colon? not a valid header line */
312 key = mallok((end - beg) + 2);
313 safestrncpy(key, &rfc822[beg], (end-beg)+1);
314 key[colonpos - beg] = 0;
315 value = &key[(colonpos - beg) + 1];
316 unfold_rfc822_field(value);
319 * Here's the big rfc822-to-citadel loop.
322 /* Date/time is converted into a unix timestamp. If the conversion
323 * fails, we replace it with the time the message arrived locally.
325 if (!strcasecmp(key, "Date")) {
326 parsed_date = parsedate(value);
327 if (parsed_date < 0L) parsed_date = time(NULL);
328 snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%ld", (long)parsed_date );
329 if (msg->cm_fields['T'] == NULL)
330 msg->cm_fields['T'] = strdoop(buf);
334 else if (!strcasecmp(key, "From")) {
335 process_rfc822_addr(value, user, node, name);
336 lprintf(9, "Converted to <%s@%s> (%s)\n", user, node, name);
337 snprintf(addr, sizeof addr, "%s@%s", user, node);
338 if (msg->cm_fields['A'] == NULL)
339 msg->cm_fields['A'] = strdoop(name);
341 if (msg->cm_fields['F'] == NULL)
342 msg->cm_fields['F'] = strdoop(addr);
346 else if (!strcasecmp(key, "Subject")) {
347 if (msg->cm_fields['U'] == NULL)
348 msg->cm_fields['U'] = strdoop(value);
352 else if (!strcasecmp(key, "Message-ID")) {
353 if (msg->cm_fields['I'] != NULL) {
354 lprintf(5, "duplicate message id\n");
357 if (msg->cm_fields['I'] == NULL) {
358 msg->cm_fields['I'] = strdoop(value);
360 /* Strip angle brackets */
361 while (haschar(msg->cm_fields['I'], '<') > 0) {
362 strcpy(&msg->cm_fields['I'][0],
363 &msg->cm_fields['I'][1]);
365 for (i = 0; i<strlen(msg->cm_fields['I']); ++i)
366 if (msg->cm_fields['I'][i] == '>')
367 msg->cm_fields['I'][i] = 0;
373 /* Clean up and move on. */
374 phree(key); /* Don't free 'value', it's actually the same buffer */
380 * Convert an RFC822 message (headers + body) to a CtdlMessage structure.
381 * NOTE: the supplied buffer becomes part of the CtdlMessage structure, and
382 * will be deallocated when CtdlFreeMessage() is called. Therefore, the
383 * supplied buffer should be DEREFERENCED. It should not be freed or used
386 struct CtdlMessage *convert_internet_message(char *rfc822) {
388 struct CtdlMessage *msg;
389 int pos, beg, end, msglen;
394 msg = mallok(sizeof(struct CtdlMessage));
395 if (msg == NULL) return msg;
397 memset(msg, 0, sizeof(struct CtdlMessage));
398 msg->cm_magic = CTDLMESSAGE_MAGIC; /* self check */
399 msg->cm_anon_type = 0; /* never anonymous */
400 msg->cm_format_type = FMT_RFC822; /* internet message */
401 msg->cm_fields['M'] = rfc822;
403 lprintf(9, "Unconverted RFC822 message length = %ld\n", (long)strlen(rfc822));
409 /* Locate beginning and end of field, keeping in mind that
410 * some fields might be multiline
415 msglen = strlen(rfc822);
416 while ( (end < 0) && (done == 0) ) {
418 if ((rfc822[pos]=='\n')
419 && (!isspace(rfc822[pos+1]))) {
423 /* done with headers? (commented out; see below)
424 if ( ((rfc822[pos]=='\n')
425 ||(rfc822[pos]=='\r') )
426 && ( (rfc822[pos+1]=='\n')
427 ||(rfc822[pos+1]=='\r')) ) {
433 /* done with headers? (try this way instead) */
434 if ( (rfc822[pos]=='\n')
435 && ( (rfc822[pos+1]=='\n')
436 ||(rfc822[pos+1]=='\r')) ) {
441 if (pos >= (msglen-1) ) {
450 /* At this point we have a field. Are we interested in it? */
451 converted = convert_field(msg, beg, end);
453 /* Strip the field out of the RFC822 header if we used it */
455 strcpy(&rfc822[beg], &rfc822[pos]);
459 /* If we've hit the end of the message, bail out */
460 if (pos > strlen(rfc822)) done = 1;
463 /* Follow-up sanity checks... */
465 /* If there's no timestamp on this message, set it to now. */
466 if (msg->cm_fields['T'] == NULL) {
467 snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%ld", (long)time(NULL));
468 msg->cm_fields['T'] = strdoop(buf);
471 lprintf(9, "RFC822 length remaining after conversion = %ld\n",
472 (long)strlen(rfc822));
479 * Look for a particular header field in an RFC822 message text. If the
480 * requested field is found, it is unfolded (if necessary) and returned to
481 * the caller. The field name is stripped out, leaving only its contents.
482 * The caller is responsible for freeing the returned buffer. If the requested
483 * field is not present, or anything else goes wrong, it returns NULL.
485 char *rfc822_fetch_field(char *rfc822, char *fieldname) {
486 char *fieldbuf = NULL;
487 char *end_of_headers;
493 /* Should never happen, but sometimes we get stupid */
494 if (rfc822 == NULL) return(NULL);
495 if (fieldname == NULL) return(NULL);
497 snprintf(fieldhdr, sizeof fieldhdr, "%s:", fieldname);
499 /* Locate the end of the headers, so we don't run past that point */
500 end_of_headers = bmstrstr(rfc822, "\n\r\n", strncmp);
501 if (end_of_headers == NULL) {
502 end_of_headers = bmstrstr(rfc822, "\n\n", strncmp);
504 if (end_of_headers == NULL) return (NULL);
506 field_start = bmstrstr(rfc822, fieldhdr, strncasecmp);
507 if (field_start == NULL) return(NULL);
508 if (field_start > end_of_headers) return(NULL);
510 fieldbuf = mallok(SIZ);
511 strcpy(fieldbuf, "");
514 ptr = memreadline(ptr, fieldbuf, SIZ-strlen(fieldbuf) );
515 while ( (isspace(ptr[0])) && (ptr < end_of_headers) ) {
516 strcat(fieldbuf, " ");
517 cont = &fieldbuf[strlen(fieldbuf)];
518 ptr = memreadline(ptr, cont, SIZ-strlen(fieldbuf) );
522 strcpy(fieldbuf, &fieldbuf[strlen(fieldhdr)]);
530 /*****************************************************************************
531 * DIRECTORY MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS *
532 *****************************************************************************/
535 * Generate the index key for an Internet e-mail address to be looked up
538 void directory_key(char *key, char *addr) {
542 for (i=0; i<strlen(addr); ++i) {
543 if (!isspace(addr[i])) {
544 key[keylen++] = tolower(addr[i]);
549 lprintf(9, "Directory key is <%s>\n", key);
554 /* Return nonzero if the supplied address is in a domain we keep in
557 int IsDirectory(char *addr) {
561 extract_token(domain, addr, 1, '@');
564 h = CtdlHostAlias(domain);
565 lprintf(9, "IsDirectory(%s)\n", domain);
567 if ( (h == hostalias_localhost) || (h == hostalias_directory) ) {
568 lprintf(9, " ...yes\n");
572 lprintf(9, " ...no\n");
579 * Initialize the directory database (erasing anything already there)
581 void CtdlDirectoryInit(void) {
582 cdb_trunc(CDB_DIRECTORY);
587 * Add an Internet e-mail address to the directory for a user
589 void CtdlDirectoryAddUser(char *internet_addr, char *citadel_addr) {
592 lprintf(9, "Dir: %s --> %s\n",
593 internet_addr, citadel_addr);
594 if (IsDirectory(internet_addr) == 0) return;
596 directory_key(key, internet_addr);
598 cdb_store(CDB_DIRECTORY, key, strlen(key),
599 citadel_addr, strlen(citadel_addr)+1 );
604 * Delete an Internet e-mail address from the directory.
606 * (NOTE: we don't actually use or need the citadel_addr variable; it's merely
607 * here because the callback API expects to be able to send it.)
609 void CtdlDirectoryDelUser(char *internet_addr, char *citadel_addr) {
612 directory_key(key, internet_addr);
613 cdb_delete(CDB_DIRECTORY, key, strlen(key) );
618 * Look up an Internet e-mail address in the directory.
619 * On success: returns 0, and Citadel address stored in 'target'
620 * On failure: returns nonzero
622 int CtdlDirectoryLookup(char *target, char *internet_addr) {
623 struct cdbdata *cdbrec;
626 /* Dump it in there unchanged, just for kicks */
627 strcpy(target, internet_addr);
629 /* Only do lookups for addresses with hostnames in them */
630 if (num_tokens(internet_addr, '@') != 2) return(-1);
632 /* Only do lookups for domains in the directory */
633 if (IsDirectory(internet_addr) == 0) return(-1);
635 directory_key(key, internet_addr);
636 cdbrec = cdb_fetch(CDB_DIRECTORY, key, strlen(key) );
637 if (cdbrec != NULL) {
638 safestrncpy(target, cdbrec->ptr, SIZ);