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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. quickml-0.7/ChangeLog0000644000076400007640000013377310061417610010302 2004-06-09 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml: Version 0.7 released. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::plain_text_body?): Add a check for Content-Transfer-Encoding field. Reported by Kazuhiro NISHIYAMA [quickml-server:155] 2004-06-08 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::report_too_many_members): Fixed "undefined local variable or method `address'" error. 2004-05-17 Satoru Takabayashi * Makefile.am (update-web): Removed. (html): New rule. 2004-04-01 Satoru Takabayashi * Makefile.am (install-data-local): Added mkdir -p $(quickmlstatedir). Reported by Tatsuhiko Miyagawa 2004-03-28 Satoru Takabayashi * Makefile.am (quickml): Removed the "check-message" rule and integrated it into "quickml" rule. Applied a patch from Fumitoshi UKAI [quickml-server:149]. 2004-03-27 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/utils.rb (File::safe_unlink): Removed. 2004-03-22 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb: Applied a patch by MACHIDA Hideki [quickml-server:143] to use @config.info_url in the X-ML-Info field. * configure.ac: Applied a patch by MACHIDA Hideki [quickml-server:142] to fix the --with-pidfile and --with-logfile bug. 2004-03-06 Satoru Takabayashi * configure.ac (AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE): Bumped version number to 0.7. 2004-02-11 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml: Version 0.6 released. 2004-02-10 Satoru Takabayashi * acinclude.m4: New file. * configure.ac: New file. * NEWS: NEW file. * AUTHORS: New file. * lib/quickml/Makefile.am: New file. * lib/Makefile.am: New file. * Makefile.am: New file. * autogen.sh: New file. * lib/quickml/utils.rb (File::backup_dir): Removed. (DupFile): Removed. (File::safe_open): Simplified. * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::initialize): Removed a field: @backup_dir. 2004-02-04 Satoru Takabayashi * Makefile (quickml-analog): New rule. * quickml-analog.in: New file. * QuickML: Modify the year of copyright notice in all files. 2004-01-28 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/gettext.rb (main): Remove the unnecesary GetText:: prefix for avoiding an error occurred with Ruby 1.8.x. Reported by Kenshi Muto 2003-12-22 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml.in (be_daemon): Reopen STDIN/STDOUT/STDERR with /dev/null instead of closing them. 2003-09-12 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::initialize): New field: @max_ml_mail_length. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::init_ml_config): Use @config.max_ml_mail_length. 2003-09-09 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (be_daemon): Moved from QuickML::Server. (touch): Ditto. (be_secure): Ditto. (main): Call be_daemon and be_secure in the method. * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::self): Refined. * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Server::start): Fix @my_hostname bug. Thanks to Fumitoshi UKAI for the report [quickml-server:120] (QuickML::Server::start): Never call be_daemon and be_secure in the method. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::initialize): Remove attr_reader: confirmation_address. (QuickML::Processor::process_recipient): Fix the space before lparen. Thanks to Fumitoshi UKAI for the report [quickml-server:120] 2003-09-08 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::report_rejection): Change the From: address: @config.postmaster -> ml.address. (QuickML::Processor::report_too_many_members): Ditto. 2003-08-28 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::submit): Do nothing if From: address matches ml.exclude? rule. (QuickML::QuickML::exclude?): Be public. 2003-08-27 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::close): Unlink @ml_config_file. 2003-08-25 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Session::content_type): New method. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::report_too_large_mail): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::submit): Check @max_mail_length. (QuickML::QuickML::content_type): Use @message_charset instead of @charset. (QuickML::Processor::report_unsubscription): Use content_type. (QuickML::Processor::content_type): New method. * lib/quickml/utils.rb (Integer::commify): New method. * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Session::report_too_large_mail): Fix the Content-Type bug. (QuickML::Session::commify): Removed. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::report_too_many_members): Fix the Content-Type bug. (QuickML::QuickML::too_many_members?): Renamed from too_many_users. (QuickML::QuickML::initialize): New reader :max_members. (QuickML::Processor::report_too_many_members): New parameter unadded_addresses. (QuickML::Processor::submit_article): Send an error mail to from_address with unadded_addresses info. (QuickML::Processor::report_too_many_members): Messages refined. * lib/quickml/sweeper.rb (QuickML::Sweeper::sweep): Call QuickML#write_ml_config if ml_config_file doesn't exist. (QuickML::Sweeper::start): Add a vlog message. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::ml_config_exist?): New method. * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::read): Use Regexp instead of String to do String#split. * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Session::receive_mail): Use Regexp instead of String to do String#split. * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::initialize): Use class instead of type. * lib/quickml/utils.rb (File::initialize): Removed. * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::load): Simplified. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::init_ml_config): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::write_ml_config): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::initialize): New field: @ml_config_file. (QuickML::QuickML::too_many_users?): Use @max_members. (QuickML::QuickML::report_ml_close_soon): Use @ml_life_time. (QuickML::QuickML::inactive?): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::need_alert?): Use @ml_alert_time. (QuickML::QuickML::add_error_member): Use @auto_unsubscribe_count. * quickmlrc.sample: Rearrange the order of parameters. 2003-06-25 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::remove_alertedp_file): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::_submit): Call remove_alertedp_file to fix the bug that removes ML without alert a mail if onece it was alerted. Thanks to OTA Takashi for the report [quickml-users:488]. 2003-05-12 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/utils.rb (File::self): unlink a backup file too. (File::initialize): Call safe_open. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::generate_footer): Add an new parameter: member_list_p (QuickML::QuickML::report_removed_member): Add a member list to the footer. (QuickML::QuickML::report_ml_close_soon): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::alerted): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::need_alert): Use alerted. (QuickML::QuickML::initialize): New field: @alertedp_file. (QuickML::QuickML::report_ml_close_soon): Create @alertedp_file. (QuickML::QuickML::close): Remove @alertedp_file. 2003-05-05 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::unsubscribe_requested): Fixe the regex to support 退会|脱退. [quickml-users:394] (QuickML::QuickML::generate_header): Use obfuscate_address. 2003-04-24 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Server::be_secure): Use Etc::getgrnam instead of Etc::getpwnam. - Thanks to Masayoshi Sekimura for the patch. 2003-04-17 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::initialize): New field: confirm_ml_creation. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::confirmation_required?): New method. 2003-04-16 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::initialize): Add config[:backup_dir] handling. * lib/quickml/logger.rb (QuickML::Logger::reopen): Use File.safe_open. (QuickML::Logger::initialize): Ditto. * lib/quickml/utils.rb (DupFile): New class. (File::self.safe_open): Use DupFile if @backup_dir is set. (File::self.backup_dir=): New method. 2003-04-11 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::acceptable_submission?): newly created ML is not acceptable any longer. (QuickML::QuickML::initialize): New field: @waiting_members_file. (QuickML::QuickML::initialize): New field: @waiting_body_file. (QuickML::QuickML::close): Remove @waiting_file. (QuickML::QuickML::confirmation_waiting?): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::initialize): New field: confirmation_address (QuickML::Processor::validate_confirmation): New method. (QuickML::Processor::to_confirmation_address?): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::validate_confirmation): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::initialize) (QuickML::QuickML::accept_confirmation): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::prepare_confirmation): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::save_charset): Do not save charset file if @messasge_charset is nil. * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::initialize): New field: bare 2003-04-07 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/sweeper.rb (QuickML::Sweeper::sweep): Do not pass @messasge_charset to QuickML.new - To fix the bug reported in [quickml-users:387] 2003-03-22 Satoru Takabayashi * Makefile (ALL): Change the order of check-message to the last. 2003-02-05 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::send_mail): Add an assertion for ensuring optional[:recipient] must be a kind of String. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::report_removed_member): s/:recipient/:recipients/ (QuickML::QuickML::report_ml_close_soon): Ditto. (QuickML::Processor::report_unsubscription): Ditto. 2003-01-18 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::MailSender::send): Fix a type of String#sub! argument. - Thanks to Kazuhiro NISHIYAMA for the suggestion. 2003-01-17 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/utils.rb (Net::NetPrivate::SMTPCommand): Removed. * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::send_mail): Use MailSender instead of Net::SMTP. * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Session::report_too_large_mail): Change the recipient address: @mail.envelope_from => @mail.from * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::MailSender): New class. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::unsubscribe_requested?): Accept unsubscribe commands such as unsubscribe, bye, quit, etc. (QuickML::QuickML::member_added?): Renamed from with_member_list? (QuickML::QuickML::generate_footer): Add unsubscribe information if a member is added. (QuickML::QuickML::unsubscribe_info): New method. 2003-01-16 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::report_rejection): Change the recipient address: @mail.envelope_from => @mail.from (QuickML::Processor::report_invalid_mladdress): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::quickml_headers): Add a new field: Precedence: bulk - Thanks to SATOH Fumiyasu for the suggestion. (QuickML::QuickML::quickml_fields): Renamed from quickml_headers. 2003-01-07 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::content_type): Fix Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-2022-jp; ... problem. - The cause: use of destructive method String#<< (QuickML::Processor::report_unsubscription): Change From: address. @config.postmaster -> ml.address. 2002-10-29 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/gettext.rb (QuickML::GetText::GetText::gettext2): New method. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::content_type): New method. (QuickML::Processor::report_invalid_mladdress): Refine Content-Type: handling. (QuickML::Processor::report_invalid_mladdress): Refine messages. (QuickML::QuickML::close): unlink @charset_file. (QuickML::QuickML::report_ml_close_soon): Refine messages. * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::initialize): Don't add charset to content_type. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::init_charset): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::initialize): New field: @charset. (QuickML::QuickML::save_charset): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::_submit): Use save_charset. 2002-10-21 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::require_member_list): Abolished. (QuickML::Processor::submit_article): Don't use QuickML#require_member_list. 2002-10-18 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::with_member_list?): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::generate_footer): Use with_member_list?. (QuickML::QuickML::reset_error_member): Be private. (QuickML::QuickML::initialize): New field: @member_list_required_p. (QuickML::QuickML::require_member_list): New method. 2002-10-17 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::ml_address_in_to?): New method. (QuickML::Processor::submit_article): Use ml_address_in_to? to add members only if the ml address is in To: field. (QuickML::Processor::report_rejection): Preserve original Content-Type: field. (QuickML::Processor::acceptable_submission?): Use ml_address_in_to? to limit the acceptable condition. * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::collect_to): New method. (QuickML::Mail::reply_to): Abolished. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::_submit): Rewrite Reply-To: address by force. (QuickML::Processor::create_subml): Abolished. (QuickML::Processor::subml_requested?): Abolished. (QuickML::Processor::process_recipient): Remove subml processing. (QuickML::QuickML::initialize): Remove @keyword_file field. (QuickML::QuickML::init_keyword): Abolished. (QuickML::QuickML::close): Remove @keyword_file handling. (QuickML::QuickML::keyword=): Abolished. (QuickML::Processor::get_keyword): Abolished. (QuickML::Processor::acceptable_submission?): Remove keyword handling. (QuickML::Processor::subml_requested?): Abolished. (QuickML::ErrorInfo): Moved out from class QuickML (QuickML::IcaseHash): Ditto. (QuickML::IcaseArray): Ditto. (QuickML::Processor::report_rejection): Preserve the original message for rejection reporting. * Makefile (LOCALSTATEDIR): $(PREFIX)/var/lib/quickml => $(PREFIX)/var/quickml * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::IcaseArray: New class. (QuickML::QuickML::IcaseHash): New class. (QuickML::QuickML::init_members): Use IcaseArray and IcaseHash for member management. 2002-10-16 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::initialize): New parameter: @info_url. (QuickML::Config::initialize): Abolish @advertisement. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::generate_footer): Use @config.info_url. (QuickML::QuickML::generate_footer): Ditto. * quickmlrc.sample.in (info_url): New config parameter. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::rewrite_body): Refine multipart handling. * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::parts): New method. (QuickML::Mail::initialize): New field: @content_type. (QuickML::Mail::get_content_type): New method. (QuickML::Mail::to_s): New method. (QuickML::Mail::join_parts): New method. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::process_recipient): Call QuickML.new with @message_charset. (QuickML::Processor::create_subml): Ditto. (QuickML::ErrorMailHandler::initialize): New field: @message_charset. * lib/quickml/sweeper.rb (QuickML::Sweeper::initialize): New field: @message_charset. (QuickML::Sweeper::sweep): Call QuickML.new with @message_charset. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::initialize): New field: @message_charset. (QuickML::Processor::initialize): New field: @message_charset. * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Session::initialize): New field: @message_charset. (QuickML::Session::data): Set @message_charset to mail.charset. * lib/quickml/gettext.rb (QuickML::GetText::GetText::gettext): Check @message_charset. * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::get_charset): New method. (QuickML::Mail::read): Use get_charset. (QuickML::Mail::initialize): New field: @charset. * quickmlrc.sample.in: Introduce @USER@ and @GROUP@ substitutions. - by applying a patch by "Akinori MUSHA" * lib/quickml/gettext.rb (QuickML::GetText::GetText::codeconv): Fix a bug occurred when @catalog is nil. - by applying a patch by "Akinori MUSHA" * Makefile: Refine install: rule. - by applying a patch by "Akinori MUSHA" 2002-10-09 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::empty_body?): Support Japanese zenkaku-space. 2002-08-26 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::init_members): Remove a redundant temporary variable. (QuickML::QuickML::error_member?): Removed. (QuickML::QuickML::reset_error_member): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::submit): Call reset_error_member(mail.from). 2002-08-07 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::plain_text?): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::rewrite_body): Rewrite a single part body only if the body is a text/plain message. 2002-07-10 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::mail_log): Add logging for bare From: and Cc:. * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::collect_address): Allow a double-quoted address. 2002-07-08 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::add_recipient): New method. (QuickML::Mail::clear_recipients): New method. * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Session::rset): Use Mail#clear_recipients. (QuickML::Session::rcpt): Use Mail#add_recipient * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::normalize_address): Remove double quotations. "foobar"@example.com -> foobar@example.com (QuickML::Mail::remove_comment_in_field): Don't remove double-quoted string like "Satoru Takabayashi" 2002-06-28 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::initialize): New field: @allowable_error_interval. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::obfuscate_address): Renamed from ambiguate_address. (QuickML::QuickML::ErrorInfo): New class. (QuickML::QuickML::init_members): Change error member handling. (QuickML::QuickML::save_member_file): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::error_count): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::inc_error_count): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::add_error_member): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::allowable_error_interval?): New method. 2002-06-27 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Session::end_of_data?): New method. (QuickML::Session::discard_data): Use end_of_data? (QuickML::Session::read_mail): Ditto. * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::send_mail): Take a new parameter smtp_port. * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::initialize): Add new field: @smtp_port. Patch by Kenshi Muto * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::initialize): Abolish @max_length and @length fields. (QuickML::Mail::push_body): Abolished. * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Session::read_mail): Optimized. Avoid use of String#<< in while loop. Instead, use Arrray#<< to collect lines. I don't know why this change improves performance, but it does. (QuickML::Session::process): Call cleanup_connection for TooLargeMail. (QuickML::Session::cleanup_connection): Send 221 Bye instead of 554. (QuickML::Session::read_mail): Check @config.max_mail_length in this method.. * lib/quickml/mail.rb (Net::BufferedSocket#write_pendstr): Rewriten for optimization by Fumitoshi UKAI . * lib/quickml/utils.rb (String::xchomp!): Optimized. Don't use gsub! anymore. (String::xchomp): Ditto. (String::normalize_eol): New method. * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::read): Optimized. (QuickML::Mail::push_body): Simplified. * quickmlrc.sample: Change :max_mail_length to 1024 * 1024 (1MB) 2002-06-24 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::encode_field): Refine the regular expression to avoid "mojibake" of 1-length Japanese char. 2002-05-01 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::_submit): Don't change "To:" and "From:" address. * messages.ja: Add messages. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::report_rejection): Add messages. 2002-04-28 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Session::initialize): New field: @my_hostname. (QuickML::Session::helo): Use @my_hostname. (QuickML::Session::ehlo): Ditto. (QuickML::Session::received_field): Ditto. (QuickML::Session::connect): Ditto. (QuickML::Server::start): Ditto. * with-mta.ja.rd: Update documantation. - applying a patch by Naoto Morishima * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Server::initialize): Use @config.bind_address. - applying a patch by Naoto Morishima * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::initialize): New field: bind_address. - applying a patch by Naoto Morishima 2002-04-25 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::Processor::generate_footer): New method. (QuickML::Processor::report_invalid_mladdress): Use generate_footer. (QuickML::Processor::report_too_many_members): Ditto. (QuickML::Processor::report_unsubscription): Ditto. (QuickML::Processor::report_rejection): Ditto. 2002-04-09 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::collect_address): Add "?" and "/" to support an address like . 2002-04-05 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Session::read_mail): Substitute ".." in the beginning of line to ".". 2002-04-04 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::encode_field): Use toeuc. 2002-03-20 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::report_removed_member): Change From: Address. Use ML address instead of postmaster. (QuickML::QuickML::report_ml_close_soon): Ditto. 2002-03-18 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::encode_field): Refined. 2002-03-12 Satoru Takabayashi * Makefile (VERSION): Bumped version number to 0.6. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::generate_header): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::rewrite_body): Use generate_header. (QuickML::QuickML::add_member): Update @add_members. 2002-03-10 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::add_error_member): Do nothing unless @active_members.include?(address). 2002-03-09 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::initialize): Fix the config[:verbose_mode] handling. 2002-03-08 Satoru Takabayashi * with-mta.ja.rd: Fix the description for Postfix. Suggested by akira yamada . 2002-03-07 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::generate_footer): Use codeconv for @config.advertisement. * lib/quickml/gettext.rb (QuickML::GetText::GetText::codeconv): New method. (QuickML::GetText::GetText::gettext): Use codeconv. 2002-03-04 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml: Version 0.5 released. * Makefile (VERSION): Bumped version number to 0.5. * lib/quickml/utils.rb (Time::rfc2822): Abolished. Use time.rb instead. * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Session::read_mail): Mark @data_finished in the method instead of `data' method. (QuickML::Session::discard_data): New method. (QuickML::Session::cleanup_connection): Use discard_data. Call quit. (QuickML::Session::process): Call quit when TooLargeMail. require 'time' to use Time#rfc2822 2002-03-01 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::report_ml_close_soon): Change the log message. (QuickML::QuickML::report_removed_member): Ditto. (QuickML::Processor::sender_knows_an_active_member?): Use Enumerable#find not Enumerable#each. * quickml: Version 0.4 released. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::generate_footer): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::rewrite_body): Use generate_footer. (QuickML::QuickML::report_ml_close_soon): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::report_removed_member): Ditto. * lib/quickml/core.rb (QuickML::QuickML::generate_return_address): Generate a return address for qmail's VERP if @config.use_qmail_verp. * quickmlrc.sample.in: Add :use_qmail_verp => false. * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::use_qmail_verp): New field. 2002-02-28 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::log_file): New field. * lib/quickml/server.rb (be_secure): New method. (QuickML::Server::start): Call be_secure. (touch): New method. * quickml.in (be_secure): Abolished. * lib/quickml/utils.rb (QuickML::Utils): Abolished. * lib/quickml/mail.rb (QuickML::Mail::send_mail): Moved fomr QuickML::Utils. (QuickML::Mail::address_of_domain?): Ditto. (QuickML::Mail::encode_field): Ditto. (QuickML::Mail::clean_subject): Ditto. (QuickML::Mail::rewrite_subject): Ditto. * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Session::cleanup_connection): Check @data_finished and discard all data if not finished. * quickml.in (be_secure): New method. * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Server::be_secure): Abolished. 2002-02-26 Satoru Takabayashi * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Server::initialize): Use Dir.chroot for security. (QuickML::Server::initialize): Use Process.uid= for security. (QuickML::Server::initialize): Use Process.gid= for security. (QuickML::Server::be_secure): New method. (QuickML::Session::ehlo): Return "localhost" if port != 25. * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::data_dir): Be attr_accessor. * quickmlrc.sample.in: Add New fields. * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::port): New field. * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::user): Ditto. * lib/quickml/config.rb (QuickML::Config::group): Ditto. * lib/quickml/server.rb (QuickML::Server::initialize): Use @config.port. * lib/quickml.rb: New file. lib/quickml/config.rb: New file. lib/quickml/core.rb: New file. lib/quickml/gettext.rb: New file. lib/quickml/logger.rb: New file. lib/quickml/mail.rb: New file. lib/quickml/server.rb: New file. lib/quickml/sweeper.rb: New file. lib/quickml/utils.rb: New file. lib/quickml/version.rb: New file. * QuickML: Separate library files. * quickml.in (QuickML::QuickML::_submit): Don't modify Content-Type. (QuickML::QuickML::rewrite_body): Use \A to match Content-Type. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::report_rejection): Send a mail to @mail.envelope_from. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::report_invalid_mladdress): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLSession::report_too_large_mail): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickUtil::normalize_address): Support domainless address. (QuickML::QuickML::exclude?): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::add_member): Use exclude? (String::xchomp!): New method. (String::xchomp): New method. (QuickML::QuickUtil::xchomp): Abolished. (QuickML::QuickUtil::xchomp!): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLSession::receive_mail): Use String#xchomp! (QuickML::QuickMLSession::cleanup_connection): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLSession::read_mail): Use QuickMail#read (QuickML::QuickMail::read): New method. (QuickML::QuickMail::unshift_field): New method. 2002-02-25 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml.in (Net::NetPrivate::SMTPCommand::mailfrom): Check not fromaddr.empty? to use XVERP. * Makefile (VERSION): Bumped version number to 0.4. * quickml.in (QuickML::QuickML::report_removed_member): Set :envelope_from => ''. (QuickML::QuickML::report_ml_close_soon): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::report_rejection): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::report_unsubscription): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::report_too_many_members): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::report_invalid_mladdress): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLSession::report_too_large_mail): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickUtil::encode_field): Renamed from encode_subject. (QuickML::QuickML::report_removed_member): Use _() for subject. (QuickML::QuickML::report_ml_close_soon): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::report_rejection): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::report_unsubscription): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::report_too_many_members): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::report_invalid_mladdress): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLSession::report_too_large_mail): Ditto. 2002-02-19 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml: Version 0.3 released. * ml-usage.en.rd: New file. * quickml.en.rd: New file. * Makefile (quickml.en.html): Add the rule for quickml.en.html * quickml.in: Gettextized using SimpleGetText! (SimpleGetText::GetText): New module. (SimpleGetText::Catalog::initialize): New class. (QuickML::QuickML::report_ml_close_soon): Send mail to @address. (QuickML::QuickML::report_removed_member): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::init_members): Use Hash for @error_members. (QuickML::QuickMLConfig::auto_unsubscribe_count): Renamed from max_error_mails. * quickml.in (QuickML::QuickMLConfig::catalog): New field. (QuickML::QuickMLConfig::content_type): New field. * checkmsg.rb: New file. * messages.ja: New file. * Makefile: Install messages.ja 2002-02-18 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml.in (Net::NetPrivate::SMTPCommand::mailfrom): Use XVERP=-= instead of XVERP=+= because some mail servers reject MAIL FROM: address including '+'. (QuickML::QuickML::return_address): Renamed from owner_address. (QuickML::QuickML::generate_return_address): New method. (QuickML::QuickMLErrorMailHandler::handle): Change the regex. (QuickML::QuickML::send_alert): Use @config.postmaster for From: address. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::report_rejection): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::report_unsubscription): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::report_too_many_members): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::init_members): Handle @error_members. (QuickML::QuickML::save_member_file): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::remove_member): Dttio. (QuickML::error_member?): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::add_error_member): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::report_ml_close_soon): Renamed from send_alert. (QuickML::QuickML::report_removed_member): New method. (QuickML::QuickMLConfig::max_error_mails): New field. (QuickML::QuickML::remove_error_member): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::error_count): New method. (QuickML::QuickML::inc_error_count): New method. * quickmlrc.sample.in: Add :max_error_mails. 2002-02-16 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml.in (File.safe_open): Brushed up by applying a patch by Kazuhiro NISHIYAMA (QuickML::QuickUtil::clean_subject): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMail::collect_address): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMail::remove_comment_in_field): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMail::multipart?): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMail::boundary): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::get_keyword): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLSession::initialize): Ditto. (QuickMLException): Ditto. (QuickML::TooLargeMail): Ditto. (QuickML::TooManyMembers): Ditto. (QuickML::InvalidMLName): Ditto. (Net::NetPrivate::SMTPCommand::ehlo): Mixin for using XVERP. (Net::NetPrivate::SMTPCommand::mailfrom): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMLErrorMailHandler): New class. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::get_ml_mutex): Abolished. (QuickML::QuickMLConfig): Renamed from QuickConfig. (QuickML::QuickMLConfig::ml_mutex): New method. (QuickML::QuickMLSweeper::sweep): Use @config.ml_mutex. (QuickML::QuickMLProcessor::process_recipient): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::save_member_file): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickML::remove_member): Ditto. 2002-02-14 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml.in (QuickML::QuickUtil::send_mail): Remove a meaningless line. try = 0. (QuickML::QuickUtil::normalize_address): New method. (QuickML::QuickMail::collect_cc): Use normalize_address. (QuickML::QuickMail::reply_to): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMail::from): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMail::remove_comment_in_field): Be private. (QuickML::QuickMail::collect_address): New method. (QuickML::QuickMail::collect_cc): Rewritten using collect_address. (QuickML::QuickMail::reply_to): Ditto. (QuickML::QuickMail::from): Ditto. * Makefile (VERSION): Bumped version number to 0.3. 2002-02-12 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml: Version 0.2 released. * Makefile (VERSION): Bumped version number to 0.2. * quickmlrc.sample.in: Change @DATADIR@ to @LOCALSTATEDIR@. Suggested by akira yamada . * quickml.in (QuickML::QuickMLServer::be_daemon): Use exit!(0) to tell the server is successfully invoked. Suggested by akira yamada . (main): trap(:HUP) to reopen the logfile. (QuickML::QuickLogger::reopen): New method. Patch by akira yamada . * Makefile (quickmlrc.sample): Remove unneccesary chmod +x. Suggested by akira yamada . * quickml: Version 0.1 released. * quickml.in: require 'nkf' instead of 'kconv' 2002-02-09 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml.in (QuickML::QuickMLSession::receive_mail): Return 502 error for unknown commands. 2002-02-07 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickLogger): New class. (QuickUtil::load_config): New method. 2002-02-06 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMail::collect_cc): Renamed from collect_recipients (QuickMLProcessor::unsubscribe_self): New method. (QuickMLProcessor::unsubscribe_other): New method. (QuickMLProcessor::unsubscribe): Use unsubscribe_self and unsubscribe_other. (QuickMLProcessor::report_unsubscription): Support 3rd party unsubscription. 2002-02-04 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMail::remove_comment_in_field): Renamed from remove_comment_in_from. (QuickMail::collect_recipients): Use remove_comment_in_field. 2002-01-25 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMLSession::ehlo): Add PIPELINING support. (QuickMLSession::rcpt): Add error handling. (QuickMLSession::mail): Ditto. (QuickMLSession::data): Ditto. (QuickUtil::puts_log): 2002-01-25 02:51:05 -> 2002-01-25T02:51:05 To be compliant with ISO 8601 and XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes 2002-01-24 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMLSession::rcpt): Return 554 if a requested RCPT address is unacceptable. 2002-01-23 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickML::_submit): New method. (QuickML::submit): Record a time to send a mail to the log file. (QuickMLServer::process_session): Record backtrace to the log file. (QuickMLSweeper::start): Ditto. (QuickMLSession::process): Create QuickMail object in the method. To handle TooLargeMail and TooLongLine exceptions. (QuickMLSession::receive_mail): Don't create QuickMail object. (QuickMLSession::report_too_large_mail): Refine messaeges. (QuickUtil::commify): New method. (QuickMLProcessor::report_invalid_mladdress): Renamed from report_invalid_mlname. 2002-01-22 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickML::quickml_headers): Put @name to X-ML-Name: instead of @short_name. (QuickML::unlimited?): New method. (QuickML::too_many_users?): New method. (QuickML::add_member): Use too_many_users?. (QuickMail::remove_comment_in_from): New method. (QuickMail::from): Use remove_comment_in_from. (QuickMLSession::_start): New method. (QuickMLSession::start): Record an elapsed time to the log file. 2002-01-21 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMLSession::connect): redefine @socket#puts to output CR/LF. To handle mail from hotomail.com. 2002-01-15 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickML::rewrite_body): Insert ML address. (QuickML::ambiguate_address): New method. (QuickMLSession::connect): make @socket use CRLF. (QuickMLSession::mail): Allow whitespaces before "<...>". (QuickMLSession::rcpt): Allow whitespaces before "<...>". (QuickMLServer::read_pidfile): New method. (QuickMLServer::remove_pidfile): Remove pidfile only if it equals to Process.pid. (QuickUtil::xchomp!): Moved from QuickMLSession. (QuickUtil::xchomp): New method. (QuickMLSession::connect): Speak ESMTP. (QuickUtil::puts_log): Change time format. (QuickMLSession::rcpt): Allow omitting < >. To handle mail from docomo.ne.jp. (QuickMLSession::mail): Ditto. (QuickMail::collect_recipients): New method. (QuickMail::collect_cc): Abolished. (QuickMLProcessor::sender_knows_an_active_member?): Use QuickMail#collect_recipients. (QuickMLProcessor::submit_article): Ditto. 2002-01-08 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMLSession::process): New method. (QuickMLSession::close): New method. (QuickConfig::timeout): New field. (QuickML::get_name): raise InvalidMLName if two or more "@". (QuickMLServer::shutdown): Call BasicSocket#shutdown. 2002-01-06 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickConfig::max_threads): New field. (QuickMLServer::accept): Control the number of working threads using ThreadWait#next_wait. (QuickML::inc_count): Be private. (QuickML::flock_sync): Abolished. (QuickMLSweeper::start): Call sleep first. (QuickConfig::ml_mutexes): New field. (QuickMLProcessor::get_ml_mutex): New method. (QuickMLProcessor::process_recipient): Use ml_mutex for synchronization. 2002-01-05 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (File::safe_open): Renamed from eopen. (QuickML::rewrite_body): New method. (QuickConfig::advertisement): New field. (QuickMail::multipart?): New method. (QuickMail::boundary): New method. (QuickML::member_list): New method. (QuickML::add_member): Set @member_added_p to true. 2001-12-24 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickUtil::clean_subject): Remove "New ML!" handling. (QuickUtil::rewrite_subject): Remove "New ML!" handling. (QuickUtil::rewrite_subject): Take `name' and `count' parameters. (QuickML::submit): Pass @short_name and @count to rewrite_subject. (QuickML::send_alert): Send an alert mail to the ML creator only. (QuickMLServer::initialize): @status: New instance variable. (QuickMLServer::remove_pidfile): New method. (QuickMLServer::shutdown): Change @status to :shutdown. (QuickMLServer::accept): Set socket.sync = true. (QuickMLServer::shutdown): Call @server.close. (QuickMLServer::accept): Refined. (QuickMLServer::process_session): New method. (QuickMLServer::accept): Manage sessions with Thread#join. (QuickMLSweeper::initialize): New instance variable: @status (QuickMLSweeper::sweep): Use @status for safe shutdown. (QuickMLSweeper::shutdown): New method. (main): Call sweeper.shutdown when trap signals for safe shutdown. 2001-12-22 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMLProcessor::process_recipient): return instead of next 2001-12-21 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMLServer::shutdown): Renamed from cleanup. (main): trap :TERM and :INT. 2001-12-17 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickML::valid_name?): New class method. (QuickML::last_article_time): New method. (QuickML::inactive?): New method. (QuickML::need_alert?): New method. (QuickML::send_alert): New method. (QuickMLSweeper): New class. (QuickML::close): New method. (QuickMLSession::rcpt): Exclude unacceptable RCPT TO: address. (InvalidMLName): New exception class. (QuickMLProcessor::process_recipient): New method. (main): Create a sweeper and run the sweeper in a thread. (QuickML::initialize): Validate the ML name using valid_name?. (QuickML::initialize): Use "," instead of "." for additional files. (QuickML::close_ml): Removed. (QuickML::permanent?): New method. (QuickMLProcessor::report_invalid_mlname): New method. (QuickML::quickml_headers): New method. (QuickUtil::decode_subject): New method. (QuickUtil::rewrite_subject): New method. (QuickUtil::clean_subject): New method. (QuickUtil::encode_subject): New method. (QuickML::send_alert): New method. (QuickML::submit): New method. (QuickMLProcessor::send_ml_mail): Removed. (QuickMLProcessor::decode_subject): Removed. (QuickMLProcessor::rewrite_subject): Removed. (QuickMLProcessor::clean_subject): Removed. (QuickMLProcessor::encode_subject): Removed. (QuickMLSweeper::start): Rescue all exceptions. (QuickMLServer::accept): Rescue all exceptions. 2001-12-11 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMLProcessor::encode_subject): Use space instead of TAB for concatinating adjacent lines. 2001-12-09 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMail::empty_body): Fix the regex pattern. \s+ -> \s* 2001-12-05 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMLSession::report_too_large_mail): Refined. (QuickMLProcessor::report_too_many_members): Refined. (QuickMLProcessor::report_unsubscription): Refined. (QuickMLProcessor::report_rejection): Refined. (QuickMLProcessor::send_ml_mail): Refined. (QuickConfig::max_members): New field. (QuickConfig::max_mail_length): New field. (QuickMLSession::initialize): Remove @max_mail_length. (QuickML::initialize): Remove @max_members. (QuickMLProcessor::submit_article): Renamed from submit_article_successfully. (IO::safe_gets): Simplified. 2001-12-04 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickConfig): New class. (QuickMLServer::initialize): Change parameter. Use config. (QuickMLSession::initialize): Change parameter. Use config. (QuickMLProcessor::initialize): Change parameter. Use config. (QuickML::initialize): Change parameter. Use config. (QuickML::close_ml): Add checks. (QuickMail::initialize): Make @body be String. (QuickMail::push_body): Renamed from body_push (QuickMail::white_line): Simplified. (QuickMail::empty_body): Simplified. (QuickMLProcessor::to_owner): Simplified. (QuickMLProcessor::unsubscribe_requested): Simplified. (QuickConfig::initialize): Remove @wildcard_mx. (QuickMLSession::receive_mail): Add error messaging. (File::safe_unlink): New method. (QuickMLServer::cleanup): Use File.safe_unlink. (QuickML::close_ml): Use File.safe_unlink. (QuickUtil::send_mail): Refined. (QuickConfig::postmaster): New field. 2001-12-01 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMLSession::initialize): New instance variables: @peer_hostname and @peer_address. (QuickMLSession::received_field): Use @peer_hostname and @peer_address (QuickMLServer::accept): Add exception handling. (QuickMLSession::receive_mail): Call QuickMail.new in the method. (QuickMLSession::start): Loop for multiple mails at the one connection (QuickMLSession::quit): Call Scoket#close. (QuickMLSession::report_too_large_mail): Use . (QuickMLProcessor): New class. 2001-11-30 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickML::forward?): New method. (QuickMLSession::accept_submission): Check ml.forward? (QuickMLSession::accept_submission): Remove collision handling. (QuickMLSession::collision_occur?): Removed. (QuickML::uniq_new): Removed. (QuickML::next_name): Removed. (QuickML::get_name): Be instance method. (QuickMail::[]=): Removed. (QuickMail::push_field): New method. (QuickMail::concat_field): New method. (QuickMLSession::read_mail): Use QuickMail#push_field. (QuickMLSession::read_mail): Use QuickMail#concat_field. (TCPSocket::address): New method. (TCPSocket::hostname): New method. (QuickMLSession::connect): Use Socket#address and Socket#hostname. (QuickMLSession::send_mail): Use received_field. (QuickMLSession::received_field): New method. (QuickMLSession::helo): Set @hello_host. (QuickMLSession::ehlo): Set @protocol. 2001-11-29 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMail::reply_to): New method. (QuickMLSession::unsubscribe_requested?): New method. (QuickMLSession::error_mail?): New method. (QuickMLSession::create_subml): New method. (QuickMLSession::subml_requeseted?): New method. (QuickMLSession::clean_subject): New method. (QuickMLSession::get_keyword): New method. (QuickML::init_keyword): New method. (QuickML::keyword=): New method. (QuickMLSession::send_ml_mail): Use mail.reply_to if nonnil. (QuickMLSession::acceptable_submission?): Add a new condition. 2001-11-26 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickML::parse_address): New method. (QuickMLSession::submit_article_successfully): New method. (QuickML::uniq_new): New class method. (QuickML::next_name): New class method. (QuickML::get_name): New class method. (QuickMLSession::rewrite_subject): Indicate "New ML!". (QuickML::short_name): New field. (QuickMLSession::collision_occur): New method. (QuickML::get_name): Simplified. (QuickML::add_member): Use @domain to exclude an address. (QuickML::close_ml): Be public. (QuickMLSession::submit_article_successfully): Send mail only if not active_members.empty? 2001-11-25 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml: Set $KCODE to "e". (QuickMLSession::rewrite_subject): Be case-insensitive to allow RE: 2001-11-24 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml (QuickMLSession::rewrite_subject): Refined. (QuickMLSession::encode_subject): New method. (QuickMLSession::decode_subject): New method. (QuickMail::white_line): New method. (QuickMail::empty_body): New method. (QuickMLSession::sender_knows_an_active_member): New method. (QuickMLSession::acceptable_submission): New method. (QuickMLSession::handle_mail): New method. (TooManyMembers): New exception. (QuickML::add_member): Check @max_members exceeded? (QuickMLSession::add_member): New method. (QuickMail::body_push): New method. (QuickMail::initialize): Fix @max_length size. (puts_log): Synchronize logging processing using Mutex. (QuickMail::looping): New method. (QuickMLSession::handle_mail): Detect looping mail. (QuickMLSession::cleanup_connection): New method. 2001-11-22 Satoru Takabayashi * quickml-ctl: New file. * quickml (QuickMail::initialize): Fix @addrexx_regex bug. /([\w_\-]+\@(([\w_\-]+)\.)*([\w_\-]+))/ doesn't match correctly. (QuickMLServer::be_daemon): New method. (QuickMLServer::write_pidfile): New method. (QuickMLServer::cleanup): New method. (QuickMLServer::start): New method. quickml-0.7/INSTALL0000644000076400007640000002202410061026162007541 Copyright 1994, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This file is free documentation; the Free Software Foundation gives unlimited permission to copy, distribute and modify it. Basic Installation ================== These are generic installation instructions. The `configure' shell script attempts to guess correct values for various system-dependent variables used during compilation. It uses those values to create a `Makefile' in each directory of the package. It may also create one or more `.h' files containing system-dependent definitions. Finally, it creates a shell script `config.status' that you can run in the future to recreate the current configuration, and a file `config.log' containing compiler output (useful mainly for debugging `configure'). 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The latest version is available at (()). == What's New * 2004-06-09: quickml 0.7 released! * Some bugs were fixed. * 2004-02-11: quickml 0.6 released! * Ruby 1.8 is now supported. * Autotoolized. * Some bugs were fixed. * 2002-03-04: quickml 0.5 released! * Fix the bug of handling a large mail. * Require Ruby 1.6.7 (for using time.rb) * 2002-03-01: quickml 0.4 released! * Work with other MTAs. (quickmlrc: :port) * Discard root privilege after binding port 25 (quickmlrc: :user, :group) * Support qmail's VERP (quickmlrc: :use_qmail_verp = true/false) * Separate library files. * Some bugs were fixed. * 2002-02-19: quickml 0.3 released! * Introduce automatic error mail handling. * Introduce selection mechanism for the language of messages. * Some bugs were fixed. * 2002-02-12: quickml 0.2 released! * Fix a fatal bug (String.toeuc raises NameError) * Some bugs were fixed. * 2002-02-12: quickml 0.1 released! == Characteristics * You can create mailing lists of any names you like very easily. * You can create mailing lists with any subdomains you like. * quickml server runs as a stand-alone SMTP server. * quickml server delegates mail delivery to another mail server. * quickml server is simply written in Ruby. == Download quickml server is a free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2. * (()) * (()) == Supported Systems quickml server should work on most Unix platforms. quickml server is tested on Red Hat Linux 7.2 and NetBSD 1.5.1. == Requirements * (()) 1.6.7 or later. * Ruby 1.8.x is recommended. == Installation For standard installation, the following commands will do. % ./configure && make # make install # with root privilege You can give parameters to configure if necessary. --with-user=USER quickml runs as USER [root] --with-group=GROUP quickml runs as GROUP [root] --with-pidfile=FILE PID is stored in FILE [/var/run/quickml.pid] --with-logfile=FILE Log is recorded in FILE [/var/log/quickml.log] --with-rubydir=DIR Ruby library files go to DIR [guessed] == Configurations The configuration file locates at /usr/local/etc/quickmlrc by default. Although there are many parameters, all that you have to change are the only three following parameters. === :smtp_host Set the mail server for mail delivery. === :domain Set the domain name of mailing lists. i.e.. a part of a mail address after `@' mark. === :postmaster Set the From: address for sending error mails. == How to Use quickml Server Since quickml server uses SMTP (25) port, quickml server should be invoked with the root privilege. === Start # quickml-ctl start === Stop # quickml-ctl stop === Restart # quickml-ctl restart == How to Use Mailing List Service See (()). == Automatic Error Mail Handling Automatic error mail handling works if you are using (()) or (()) supporting XVERP extension as a mail server for delivery. quickml server automatically removes a mail address when error mail returns five times from the mail server for delivery. You can change the threshold :auto_unsubscribe_count by editing quickmlrc file. If you are using qmail, set :use_qmail_verp = true in the quickmlrc file. If you are using Postfix, no additional configuration is needed. == Subdomain Handling You can create mailing lists with any subudomains you like by employing DNS's wildcard MX feature. To enable the subdomain handling, all mails to any subdomains should be delivered to quickml server. DNS's wildcard MX RR (Resource Record) allows such a delivery. The following illustrates a sample configuration for BIND. In this example, quickml server runs at ml.pitecan.com (192.168.0.1). $ORIGIN pitecan.com. @ IN MX 10 ml ; 1 * IN MX 10 ml ; 2 ml IN A 192.168.0.1 ; 3 IN MX 10 ml ; 4 === Notes (1) All mails to @pitecan.com are delivered to ml.pitecan.com. (2) All mails to any subdomains at pitecan.com are delivered to ml.ptiecan.com. (3) IP address of ml.pitecan.com (4) MX RR == Mailing List Data Files Mailing list data files locate at /usr/local/var/lib/quickml by default. The following are basic files. * foo: Member list * foo,count: Serial Number * foo,keyword: Keyword for a sub mailing list === Special Files You can create special mailing lists by creating the following empty files. * foo,permanent: Permanent mailing list * foo,forward: Anyone-can-post mailing list * foo,unlimited: Mailing list with unlimited number of members. * foo,config: Configurations such as Number of members and Max size of mail. == quickml-analog quickml-analog is a tool to analyze quickml's log and generate charts. gnuplot, ImageMagick, and ghostscript are required. % quickml-analog -i -o output-dir quickml.log == QuickML History Idea of QuickML emerged from a discussion by (()) and (()). quickml server has been implemented in Ruby by Takabayashi based on the prototype in Perl by Masui. subdomain support was helped by (()). -- - (()) - =end quickml-0.7/ml-usage.en.rd0000644000076400007640000000565310061026162011163 =begin = quickml server: How to Use Mailing List Service Last Modified: 2002-02-19 (Since: 2002-02-19) -- == Creating a Mailing List To create a mailing list, you can send a mail to quickml server with an address of the mailing list you want to create. Subject: Party! To: party@quickml.com <- Address of ML you want to create From: satoru@example.com <- Your address Cc: masui@example.com <- Address of Other members I just created a mailing list <- Body for our party. == Submitting a Mail To submit a mail, you can send a mail to the address of the mailing list as usual. Subject: How about today? To: party@quickml.com <- Address of ML From: satoru@example.com <- Your address How about today? <- Body == Adding a Member To add a member, you can send a mail to the mailing list with Cc: including the address of the new member. Subject: Add Komatsu To: party@quickml.com <- Address of ML From: satoru@example.com <- Your address Cc: komatsu@example.com <- Address of a new member I just invited Mr. Komatsu <- Body to our party. == Joining in a Mailing List To join in a mailing list, you can send a mail to the mailing list with Cc: including the member of the mailing list. Subject: Let me join To: party@quickml.com <- Address of ML From: tsuka@example.com <- Your address Cc: masui@example.com <- Address of a member Don't forget me! <- Body == Unsubscribe To unsubscribe from a mailing list, you can send a mail to the mailing list with an empty message. Subject: Bye! To: party@quickml.com <- Address of ML From: satoru@example.com <- Your address <- Empty body == Removing a Member To remove a member from a mailing list (usually unreachable address), you can send a mail to the mailing list with an empty message and Cc: including the address of the member. Subject: Remove an unreachable member To: party@quickml.com <- Address of ML From: satoru@example.com <- Your address Cc: fugo-masui@example..com <- Address to remove <- Empty body == Returning to a Mailing List To return to a mailing list, you can send a mail to the mailing list as usual. Subject: I'm back! To: party@quickml.com <- Address of ML From: satoru@example.com <- Your address I'm back! <- Body == Deleting a Mailing List A mailing list automatically closed when all members unsubscribe. == Automatic Deletion of a Mailing List A mailing list automatically closes if there is no mails submitted in 31 days. -- - (()) - =end quickml-0.7/quickml.ja.rd0000644000076400007640000001400710061420053011074 =begin index:eJ = quickmlサーバ: 超お手軽なメーリングリストシステム 最終更新日: 2004-06-09 (公開日: 2002-02-12) -- quickmlサーバは超お手軽なメーリングリストシステムです。 quickmlサーバを利用すれば、超お手軽なメーリングリストサービスを提供できます。 最新版は (()) から入手可能です。 == 新着情報 * 2004-06-09: quickml 0.7 を公開 * 細かいバグ修正をいくつか行いました。 * 2004-02-11: quickml 0.6 を公開 * Ruby 1.8 に対応しました * autotool 化しました * その他細かい修正をいくつか * 2002-03-04: quickml 0.5 を公開 * 巨大なメールに対するエラー処理を修正 * Ruby 1.6.7を必要とする (time.rbを使うため) * 2002-03-01: quickml 0.4 を公開 * 他の MTA と共存できるようにした (()) * ポート25番バインド後に root 権限を捨てるようにした (quickmlrc: :user, :group) * qmail の VERP に対応 (quickmlrc: :use_qmail_verp = true/false) * ライブラリを複数のファイルに分割 * その他細かい修正をいくつか * 2002-02-19: quickml 0.3 を公開 * エラーメールの自動処理の機能を導入 * メッセージの言語を切り替える仕組みを導入 * その他細かい修正をいくつか * 2002-02-12: quickml 0.2 を公開 * 致命的なバグを修正 (String.toeuc でエラーが起きる) * その他細かい修正をいくつか * 2002-02-12: quickml 0.1 を公開 == 特長 * 好きなアドレスのメーリングリストを超お手軽に作れる * 好きなサブドメインつきのメーリングリストを作れる * SMTPを喋るサーバとして動作する * メールの配送は別のメールサーバに任せる * Ruby によるシンプルな実装 == ダウンロード GNU General Public License version 2 に従ったフリーソフトウェ アとして公開します。完全に無保証です。 * (()) * (()) == 動作環境 ほとんどの Unixシステムで動作すると思います。Red Hat Linux 7.2 と NetBSD 1.5.1 で動作を確認しています。 == 必要なもの * (()) 1.6.7以上 * Ruby 1.8.x を推奨 == インストール方法 標準のインストールなら % ./configure && make # make install # rootになってから で完了です。必要に応じて configure に設定を与えます。 --with-user=USER quickml runs as USER [root] --with-group=GROUP quickml runs as GROUP [root] --with-pidfile=FILE PID is stored in FILE [/var/run/quickml.pid] --with-logfile=FILE Log is recorded in FILE [/var/log/quickml.log] --with-rubydir=DIR Ruby library files go to DIR [guessed] == 設定 標準のインストールでは、設定ファイルは /usr/local/etc/quickmlrc.sample にあります。設定項目はたくさんあり ますが、変更の必要があるのは次の 3つくらいです。 === :smtp_host メールの配送を任せるメールサーバを指定します。 === :domain メーリングリストのアドレスの @マークの右側を指定します。 === :postmaster エラーメールを送るときの From: のアドレスを指定します。 == サーバの使い方 quickmlサーバは SMTPポート (25番) を利用するため root 権限で 実行する必要があります。 === 起動 # quickml-ctl start === 停止 # quickml-ctl stop === 再起動 # quickml-ctl restart == メーリングリストの使い方 (()) と (()) のページ を、 quickml.comの部分を自分のドメイン名に置き換えて読んでく ださい。 == エラーメールの自動処理 配送用メールサーバとして (()) またはXVERP に対応した (()) を使っている場合は、 エラーメールの自動処理の機能が有効になります。配送用メールサー バからエラーメールが 5通返ってきたアドレスをメーリングリスト から自動的に削除します。 この値は quickmlrc の :auto_unsubscribe_count で変更可能です。 qmail の場合は quickmlrc で :use_qmail_verp = true と設定し てください。Postfix の場合は設定不要です。 == サブドメイン機能 quickml は DNSの wildcard MX を利用して、好きなサブドメイン つきのメーリングリストを作る機能があります。quickml のサブド メイン機能を有効にするためには、あらゆるサブドメイン宛のメー ルを、quickml サーバの動いているホストに配送する必要がありま す。これには DNS の wildcard MX RR (Resource Record) を利用 します。 BIND の設定例を次に紹介します。quickmlサーバは、 ml.pitecan.com (192.168.0.1) で動いているものとします。 $ORIGIN pitecan.com. @ IN MX 10 ml ; 1 * IN MX 10 ml ; 2 ml IN A 192.168.0.1 ; 3 IN MX 10 ml ; 4 === 注釈 (1) @pitecan.com 宛のメールを ml.pitecan.com に向ける (2) 任意の pitecan.com サブドメイン宛のメールを ml.pitecan.com に向ける (3) ml.pitecan.com の IPアドレスの定義 (4) MX RR を定義 == メーリングリストの管理ファイル 標準のインストールでは /usr/local/var/lib/quickml に各メーリ ングリストの管理ファイルが置かれます。基本的には次の 3つのファ イルから構成されます。 * foo: メーリングリストのメンバーリスト * foo,count: メーリングリストのシリアル番号 * foo,keyword: サブメーリングリストのキーワード === 特殊な管理ファイル これらの空ファイルを作成すると、特殊なメーリングリストを作る ことができます。 * foo,permanent: 消滅しないメーリングリスト * foo,forward: 誰でも投稿できるメーリングリスト * foo,unlimited: メンバー数に制限のないメーリングリスト * foo,config: メンバー数やメールサイズなどの制限を設定 == quickml-analog quickml-analog は quickml のログを解析してグラフを作成するツー ルです。gnuplot, ImageMagick, ghostscript が必要です。次のよ うに実行して使います。 % quickml-analog -i -o output-dir quickml.log == quickmlサーバのメーリングリスト quickmlサーバの ((<メーリングリスト|URL:http://namazu.org/~satoru/archives/quickml-server/>)) を作りました。 興味のある方はどうぞ。次のようなメールを送ると参加できます。 Subject: 参加します To: quickml-server@quickml.com Cc: satoru@namazu.org 本文に一言 == QuickMLの誕生 QuickML のアイディアは ((<高林哲|URL:http://namazu.org/~satoru//>))と ((<増井俊之|URL:http://pitecan.com/>)) の雑談から生まれました。quickmlサーバは増井のPerlによるプロ トタイプを高林が Rubyで書き直したものです。サブドメイン機能 の実現方法については ((<竹内奏吾氏|URL:http://www.csl.sony.co.jp/person/sohgo/>)) から助言をもらいました。 -- - (()) - =end quickml-0.7/with-mta.ja.rd0000644000076400007640000000207210061026162011163 =begin = quickmlサーバ: 他のMTAと共存させる方法 最終更新日: 2002-04-28 (公開日: 2002-04-28) == quickmlサーバの設定 1. quickmlサーバを動かす Unixホストにユーザ quickml とグルー プ quickml を作成する。 2. quickmlrc の設定を次のように設定する。 Config = { :user => 'quickml', :group => 'quickml', :port => 10025, :bind_address => "127.0.0.1", == DNSの設定 動かしたいドメイン (例: foobar.com) の MX を quickml サーバ が動いているホストに向ける。 == MTA の設定 === qmail の場合 1. /var/qmail/control/rcpthosts に foobar.com を追加する。 2. /var/qmail/control/smtproutes に foobar.com:localhost:10025 を追加する。 === Postfix の場合 1. /etc/postfix/transport に foobar.com smtp:[localhost:10025] を追加する。 2. /etc/postfix/main.cf に transport_maps = hash:/etc/transport を追加し、次のコマンドを実行する。 # postmap transport # postfix reload == 謝辞 この文書は ((<工藤拓氏|URL:http://cl.aist-nara.ac.jp/~taku-ku/>)) からいただいた情報を元にしています。 -- - (()) - =end quickml-0.7/messages.ja0000644000076400007640000000605110061026162010635 # -*- mode: ruby -*- Messages = { "<%s> was removed from the mailing list:\n<%s>\n" => "<%s> は\nメーリングリスト <%s> から削除されました。\n", "because the address was unreachable.\n" => "メールが届かないためです。\n", "ML will be closed if no article is posted for %d days.\n\n" => "このメーリングリストは %d日以内に投稿がないと消滅します。\n\n", "Time to close: %s.\n\n" => "消滅予定日時: %s\n\n", "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M" => "%Y年%m月%d日 %H時%M分", "You are not a member of the mailing list:\n<%s>\n" => "あなたは <%s> メーリングリストのメンバーではありません。\n", "You are removed from the mailing list:\n<%s>\n" => "あなたは <%s> メーリングリストから削除されました。\n", "by the request of <%s>.\n" => "<%s> が削除をお願いしたためです。\n", "You have unsubscribed from the mailing list:\n<%s>.\n" => "あなたは <%s> メーリングリストから退会しました。", "The following addresses cannot be added because <%s> mailing list reaches the max number of members (%d persons)\n\n" => "<%s> メーリングリストはメンバーの最大人数 (%d人)\nに達したので以下のアドレスは追加できませんでした。\n\n", "Invalid mailing list name: <%s>\n" => "<%s> は正しくないメーリングリスト名です。\n", "You can only use 0-9, a-z, A-Z, `.', `-', and `_' for mailing list name\n" => "メーリングリスト名には 0-9, a-z, A-Z, 「.」「-」「_」だけが使えます。\n", "Sorry, your mail exceeds the limitation of the length.\n" => "申し訳ありません。あなたのメールのサイズは制限を超えました。\n", "The max length is %s bytes.\n\n" => "メールのサイズの制限は %s バイトです。\n\n", "[%s] Unsubscribe: %s" => "[%s] 退会: %s", "[%s] ML will be closed soon" => "[%s] メーリングリスト停止のご案内", "[%s] Removed: <%s>" => "[%s] メンバー削除: <%s>", "Members of <%s>:\n" => "<%s> のメンバー:\n", "How to unsubscribe from the ML:\n" => "このMLを退会する方法:\n", "- Just send an empty message to <%s>.\n" => "- 本文が空のメールを <%s> に送ってください\n", "- Or, if you cannot send an empty message for some reason,\n" => "- 本文が空のメールを送れない場合は、\n", " please send a message just saying 'unsubscribe' to <%s>.\n" => " 本文に「退会」とだけ書いたメールを <%s> に送ってください\n", " (e.g., hotmail's advertisement, signature, etc.)\n" => " (署名やhotmailの広告などがついて空メールを送れない場合など)\n", "[QuickML] Error: %s" => "[QuickML] エラー: %s", "New Member: %s\n" => "新メンバー: %s\n", "Did you send a mail with a different address from the address registered in the mailing list?\n" => "メーリングリストに登録したメールアドレスと異なるアドレスからメールを送信していませんか?\n", "Please check your 'From:' address.\n" => "差出人のメールアドレスを確認してください。\n", "Info: %s\n" => "使い方: %s\n", "----- Original Message -----\n" => "----- 元のメッセージ -----\n", "[%s] Confirmation: %s" => "[%s] 確認: %s", "Please simply reply this mail to create ML <%s>.\n" => "このメールに返信すると <%s> メーリングリストが作られます。\n", } Charset = "iso-2022-jp" CodeconvMethod = :tojis quickml-0.7/quickml.in0000644000076400007640000000356410061026162010515 #! %RUBY% # -*- mode: ruby -*- # # quickml - an easy-to-use mailing list server # # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Satoru Takabayashi # All rights reserved. # This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. # # You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of # the GNU General Public License version 2. # $KCODE = "e" require 'quickml' def error (msg) STDERR.puts "#{$0}: #{msg}" exit(1) end def show_usage puts "Usage: quickml " end def check_directory (dir) error("#{dir}: No such directory") unless File.directory?(dir) error("#{dir}: is not writable") unless File.writable?(dir) end def be_daemon exit!(0) if fork Process::setsid exit!(0) if fork Dir::chdir("/") File::umask(022) STDIN.reopen("/dev/null", "r+") STDOUT.reopen("/dev/null", "r+") STDERR.reopen("/dev/null", "r+") end def touch (filename) File.safe_open(filename, "a").close end def be_secure (config) return unless Process.uid == 0 uid = Etc::getpwnam(config.user).uid gid = Etc::getgrnam(config.group).gid touch(config.pid_file) touch(config.log_file) File.chown(uid, gid, config.data_dir) File.chown(uid, gid, config.pid_file) File.chown(uid, gid, config.log_file) Process.uid = uid Process.gid = gid Process.euid = uid end def main (argv) config_file = if argv.length == 1 then argv.first else File.join("%SYSCONFDIR%", "quickmlrc") end config = QuickML::Config::load(config_file) check_directory(config.data_dir) be_daemon be_secure(config) server = QuickML::Server.new(config) sweeper = QuickML::Sweeper.new(config) trap(:TERM) { server.shutdown; sweeper.shutdown } trap(:INT) { server.shutdown; sweeper.shutdown } trap(:HUP) { config.logger.reopen } t = Thread.new { sweeper.start } t.abort_on_exception = true server.start end main(ARGV) quickml-0.7/quickml-ctl.in0000644000076400007640000000051110061026162011262 #! /bin/sh start() { echo -n "Starting QuickML services: " %SBINDIR%/quickml echo } stop() { echo -n "Stopping QuickML services: " kill `cat %PIDFILE%` echo } case "$1" in start) start ;; stop) stop ;; restart) stop sleep 1 start ;; *) echo "Usage: quickml-ctl {start|stop|restart}" exit 1 esac exit 0 quickml-0.7/quickmlrc.sample.in0000644000076400007640000000150210061026162012310 # -*- mode: ruby -*- Config = { :user => "%USER%", :group => "%GROUP%", :port => 25, :bind_address => "0.0.0.0", :smtp_host => 'mail.example.net', :smtp_port => 25, :domain => 'example.net', :postmaster => "postmaster@example.net", :info_url => "http://QuickML.com/", :data_dir => '%LOCALSTATEDIR%', :pid_file => '%PIDFILE%', :log_file => '%LOGFILE%', :verbose_mode => true, :max_members => 100, :max_mail_length => 100 * 1024, :ml_life_time => 86400 * 31, :ml_alert_time => 86400 * 30, :auto_unsubscribe_count => 5, :sweep_interval => 3600, :max_threads => 10, :timeout => 120, :use_qmail_verp => false, :confirm_ml_creation => false, # for confirming ML creation. (experimental) # :message_catalog => nil # for English messages :message_catalog => '%DATADIR%/messages.ja', } quickml-0.7/quickml-analog.in0000644000076400007640000005633510061026163011761 #! %RUBY% # -*- mode: ruby -*- # # quickml-analog - a tool to analyze quickml's log file. # # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Satoru Takabayashi # All rights reserved. # This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. # # You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of # the GNU General Public License version 2. # require 'getoptlong' require 'ftools' require 'time' require 'cgi' class Array def tail (n) self[length - n, n] end end class SimpleHtmlGenerator def method_missing (symbol, *args) element = symbol.to_s if block_given? if args.empty? "<#{element}\n>" + yield + "" else "<#{element} " + args.first.map {|key, value| sprintf('%s="%s"', key.to_s, CGI.escapeHTML(value.to_s)) }.join(" ") + "\n>" + yield + "" end else if args.empty? "<#{element} /\n>" else "<#{element} " + args.first.map {|key, value| sprintf('%s="%s"', key.to_s, CGI.escapeHTML(value.to_s)) }.join(" ") + " /\n>" end end end end module QuickMLStatFiles def init_stat_file_names (output_dir) @stat_ml_file = File.join(output_dir, "stat.ml") @stat_user_file = File.join(output_dir, "stat.user") @stat_submit_file = File.join(output_dir, "stat.submit") @stat_ktai_file = File.join(output_dir, "stat.ktai") @stat_mdist_file = File.join(output_dir, "stat.mdist") @stat_mdist2_file = File.join(output_dir, "stat.mdist2") @stat_ldist_file = File.join(output_dir, "stat.ldist") @stat_ldist2_file = File.join(output_dir, "stat.ldist2") end end class QuickMLStat include QuickMLStatFiles def initialize (log_file, cache_file, output_dir) File.mkpath(output_dir) @log_file = log_file @cache_file = cache_file init_stat_file_names(output_dir) @pos = 0 @ml_members = Hash.new @stat_ml = Hash.new @closed_ml_stat = Hash.new @created_ml_stat = Hash.new @stat_submit = Hash.new @stat_user = Hash.new @stat_user_uniq = Hash.new @stat_ktai = Hash.new @stat_ktai[:all] = Hash.new @stat_mdist = [] @stat_ldist = [] @created_time = Hash.new @ml_count = 0 @closed_ml_count = 0 @stat_submit_count = 0 @users_count = 0 @users_count_uniq = 0 @users_uniq_mark = Hash.new @ktai_count = Hash.new @ktai_count.default = 0 end def parse_line (line) if /^(\d\d(\d\d)-(\d\d)-(\d\d)T(\d\d)):\d\d:\d\d: (.*)/ =~ line time = Time.parse($1) timestr = $2 + $3 + $4 + $5 msg = $6 return time, timestr, msg else return nil, nil end end def parse_msg (msg) if /^\[(.*?)\]: (Add|Remove|New ML|ML Closed|Send)(?:: (.*))?/ =~ msg return $1, $2, $3 else return nil, nil, nil end end def drop_hour (date) /(\d\d\d\d\d\d)\d\d/ =~ date return $1 end def stat_of_ndays (stat, ndays) the_day = Time.at(Time.now - 86400 * ndays).strftime("%y%m%d") ndays_stat = Hash.new stat.keys.sort.reverse.each {|date| x = drop_hour(date) if x > the_day ndays_stat[date] = stat[date] else break end } ndays_stat end def write_stat (filename, stat) File.open(filename, "w") {|f| stat.keys.sort.each {|date| f.puts "#{date} #{stat[date]}" } } end def write_stat_ml monthly_stat = stat_of_ndays(@stat_ml, 31) weekly_stat = stat_of_ndays(monthly_stat, 7) write_stat(@stat_ml_file, @stat_ml) write_stat(@stat_ml_file + ".month", monthly_stat) write_stat(@stat_ml_file + ".week", weekly_stat) end def write_stat_ml_closed monthly_stat = stat_of_ndays(@closed_ml_stat, 31) weekly_stat = stat_of_ndays(monthly_stat, 7) write_stat(@stat_ml_file + ".closed", @closed_ml_stat) write_stat(@stat_ml_file + ".month.closed", monthly_stat) write_stat(@stat_ml_file + ".week.closed", weekly_stat) end def write_stat_ml_created monthly_stat = stat_of_ndays(@created_ml_stat, 31) weekly_stat = stat_of_ndays(monthly_stat, 7) write_stat(@stat_ml_file + ".created", @created_ml_stat) write_stat(@stat_ml_file + ".month.created", monthly_stat) write_stat(@stat_ml_file + ".week.created", weekly_stat) end def write_stat_user monthly_stat = stat_of_ndays(@stat_user, 31) weekly_stat = stat_of_ndays(monthly_stat, 7) write_stat(@stat_user_file, @stat_user) write_stat(@stat_user_file + ".month", monthly_stat) write_stat(@stat_user_file + ".week", weekly_stat) end def write_stat_user_uniq monthly_stat = stat_of_ndays(@stat_user_uniq, 31) weekly_stat = stat_of_ndays(monthly_stat, 7) write_stat(@stat_user_file + ".uniq", @stat_user_uniq) write_stat(@stat_user_file + ".month.uniq", monthly_stat) write_stat(@stat_user_file + ".week.uniq", weekly_stat) end def write_stat_submit monthly_stat = stat_of_ndays(@stat_submit, 31) weekly_stat = stat_of_ndays(monthly_stat, 7) write_stat(@stat_submit_file, @stat_submit) write_stat(@stat_submit_file + ".month", monthly_stat) write_stat(@stat_submit_file + ".week", weekly_stat) end def write_stat_ktai [:docomo, :au, :vodafone, :tuka, :h, :all].each {|carrier| next unless @stat_ktai[carrier] monthly_stat = stat_of_ndays(@stat_ktai[carrier], 31) weekly_stat = stat_of_ndays(monthly_stat, 7) write_stat(@stat_ktai_file + "." + carrier.to_s, @stat_ktai[carrier]) write_stat(@stat_ktai_file + ".month" + "." + carrier.to_s, monthly_stat) write_stat(@stat_ktai_file + ".week" + "." + carrier.to_s, weekly_stat) } end def update_stat_mdist (mlname, stat_mdist = @stat_mdist) return if @ml_members[mlname].nil? nmembers = @ml_members[mlname].length stat_mdist[nmembers] = 0 if stat_mdist[nmembers].nil? stat_mdist[nmembers] += 1 end def write_stat_mdist stat_mdist2 = [] # active ml only @ml_members.keys.each {|mlname| update_stat_mdist(mlname) update_stat_mdist(mlname, stat_mdist2) } [ [@stat_mdist_file, @stat_mdist], [@stat_mdist2_file, stat_mdist2]].each {|stat_mdist_file, stat_mdist| File.open(stat_mdist_file, "w") {|f| stat_mdist.each_with_index {|x, i| next unless i >= 1 && i <= 100 if i and x f.printf "%d %d\n", i, x end } } } end def write_stat_ldist f1 = File.open(@stat_ldist_file, "w") f2 = File.open(@stat_ldist2_file, "w") # To start X axis with one in ldist2, don't write it to f2. f1.puts "0 0" @stat_ldist.each_with_index {|x, i| if i and x f1.printf "%d %d\n", i, x f2.printf "%d %d\n", i, x end } f1.close f2.close end def update_stat_ktai (address, x) if /@docomo\.ne\.jp$/ =~ address @ktai_count[:docomo] += x elsif /[a-z]\d\.ezweb\.ne\.jp$/ =~ address @ktai_count[:tuka] += x elsif /@ezweb\.ne\.jp$/ =~ address @ktai_count[:au] += x elsif /@(jp-[a-z]\.ne\.jp|.\.vodafone\.ne\.jp)$/ =~ address @ktai_count[:vodafone] += x elsif /[.@]pdx\.ne\.jp$/ =~ address @ktai_count[:h] += x end end def add (mlname, address) @ml_members[mlname] = [] if @ml_members[mlname].nil? return if @ml_members[mlname].include?(address) @ml_members[mlname].push(address) @users_count += 1 if @users_uniq_mark[address] @users_uniq_mark[address] += 1 else @users_uniq_mark[address].nil? or @users_uniq_mark[address] <= 0 @users_uniq_mark[address] = 1 @users_count_uniq += 1 update_stat_ktai(address, +1) end end def remove (mlname, address) @ml_members[mlname].delete(address) if @ml_members[mlname] @users_count -= 1 return if @users_uniq_mark[address].nil? @users_uniq_mark[address] -= 1 if @users_uniq_mark[address] > 0 if @users_uniq_mark[address] == 0 @users_count_uniq -= 1 update_stat_ktai(address, -1) end end def update_stat_ldist (mlname, time) return if @ml_members[mlname].nil? return if @created_time[mlname].nil? ndays = ((time - @created_time[mlname]) / 86400).to_i nmonths = ndays / 32 + 1 @stat_ldist[nmonths] = 0 if @stat_ldist[nmonths].nil? @stat_ldist[nmonths] += 1 end def update_stat (time, timestr, mlname, command, address) case command when "Add" add(mlname, address) when "Remove" remove(mlname, address) when "New ML" @ml_members[mlname] = [] @ml_count += 1 @created_time[mlname] = time when "ML Closed" update_stat_mdist(mlname) update_stat_ldist(mlname, time) if @ml_members[mlname] @ml_members[mlname].each {|address| remove(mlname, address) } end @ml_members.delete(mlname) @ml_count -= 1 @closed_ml_count += 1 when "Send" @stat_submit_count += 1 @stat_submit[timestr] = @stat_submit_count end @stat_user[timestr] = @users_count @stat_user_uniq[timestr] = @users_count_uniq @stat_ml[timestr] = @ml_count @closed_ml_stat[timestr] = @closed_ml_count @created_ml_stat[timestr] = @stat_ml[timestr] + @closed_ml_stat[timestr] ktai_all = 0 [:docomo, :au, :vodafone, :tuka, :h].each {|carrier| @stat_ktai[carrier] = Hash.new unless @stat_ktai[carrier] @stat_ktai[carrier][timestr] = @ktai_count[carrier] ktai_all += @ktai_count[carrier] } @stat_ktai[:all][timestr] = ktai_all end def dump Marshal::dump(self, File.open(@cache_file, "w")) end def refresh (log_file, cache_file, output_dir) @log_file = log_file @cache_file = cache_file init_stat_file_names(output_dir) end def process STDERR.puts "Analyzing the log file..." f = File.new(@log_file) f.seek(@pos) prev = nil while line = f.gets time, timestr, msg, address = parse_line(line) if timestr and msg STDERR.puts time if prev and prev.day < time.day prev = time mlname, command, address = parse_msg(msg) if mlname and command update_stat(time, timestr, mlname, command, address) end end end STDERR.puts "Writing statistics files..." write_stat_ml write_stat_ml_closed write_stat_ml_created write_stat_user write_stat_user_uniq write_stat_submit write_stat_ktai write_stat_mdist write_stat_ldist @pos = f.pos dump end end class QuickMLPlot include QuickMLStatFiles def initialize (output_dir, generate_png_p) @output_dir = output_dir @generate_png_p = generate_png_p init_stat_file_names(output_dir) @gnuplot_file = File.join(output_dir, "quickml-analog.gp") property = Struct.new("Property", :size, :font_size, :infix, :format, :xlabel) @large = property.new(2.40, 40, "", "%y/%m", nil) @small = property.new(0.72, 20, ".s", "%m", nil) @languages = [:en, :ja] end def add_basic (f) f.print ' set grid set timefmt "%y%m%d%H" set xdata time set size ratio 0.76 set linestyle 1 linetype 1 linewidth 5 set linestyle 2 linetype 3 linewidth 5 set linestyle 3 linetype 2 linewidth 5 set linestyle 4 linetype 4 linewidth 5 set linestyle 5 linetype 5 linewidth 5 set linestyle 6 linetype 7 linewidth 5 '.gsub(/^ /, "") end def add_chart (f, default, lang, chart_prefix, stat_files, type, options = {}) stat_files.each {|file, title| file = File.join(@output_dir, file) return unless File.exists?(file) return if File.size(file) == 0 } f.printf(%Q(set size %f\n), default.size) unless options[:size] f.printf(%Q(set terminal postscript eps color "Helvetica" %d\n), default.font_size) unless options[:font_size] f.printf(%Q(set format x "%s"\n), default.format) unless options[:format] options.each {|key, value| if value.kind_of?(String) f.printf(%Q(set %s "%s"\n), key.to_s, value) elsif value.kind_of?(Integer) f.printf(%Q(set %s %d\n), key.to_s, value) elsif value.kind_of?(Symbol) f.printf(%Q(set %s %s\n), key.to_s, value.to_s) elsif value == nil f.printf(%Q(set %s\n), key.to_s) end } f.printf(%Q(set output "%s/%s%s.eps"\n), lang, chart_prefix, default.infix) f.printf("plot ") i = 0 f.print stat_files.map {|file, title| i += 1 sprintf(%Q("%s" using 1:2 title "%s" with %s ls %d), file, title, type, i) }.join(",\\\n ") + "\n" f.puts end def add_stat_common (f, chart_prefix, infix, stat_files_table, title_table) small = @small.clone large = @large.clone xlabel_table = Hash.new xlabel_table[:md] = { :en => "Month/Day", :ja => "$B7n(B/$BF|(B" } xlabel_table[:d] = { :en => "Day", :ja => "$BF|(B" } xlabel_table[:m] = { :en => "Month", :ja => "$B7n(B" } xlabel_table[:ym] = { :en => "Year/Month", :ja => "$BG/(B/$B7n(B" } [:en, :ja].each {|lang| if infix == ".month" small.format = large.format = "%m/%d" small.xlabel = large.xlabel = xlabel_table[:md][lang] elsif infix == ".week" small.format = "%d" large.format = "%m/%d" small.xlabel = xlabel_table[:d][lang] large.xlabel = xlabel_table[:md][lang] else small.format = "%m" large.format = "%y/%m" small.xlabel = xlabel_table[:m][lang] large.xlabel = xlabel_table[:ym][lang] end stat_files = stat_files_table[lang] [small, large].each {|default| add_chart(f, default, lang, chart_prefix, stat_files, "lines", :title => title_table[lang], :xlabel => default.xlabel) } } end def add_stat_ml (f) ["", ".month", ".week"].each {|infix| basename = File.basename(@stat_ml_file) title_table = { :en => "Number of Mailing Lists", :ja => "$B%a!<%j%s%0%j%9%H$N?t(B" } stat_files_table = { :en => [ ["#{basename}#{infix}.created", "Created ML"], ["#{basename}#{infix}", "Active ML"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.closed", "Closed ML"]], :ja => [ ["#{basename}#{infix}.created", "$B3+@_(BML"], ["#{basename}#{infix}", "$B3hH/(BML"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.closed", "$BJD:?(BML"]] } add_stat_common(f, "#{basename}#{infix}", infix, stat_files_table, title_table) } end def add_stat_user (f) ["", ".month", ".week"].each {|infix| basename = File.basename(@stat_user_file) title_table = { :en => "Number of Users", :ja => "$B%f!<%6?t(B" } stat_files_table = { :en => [ ["#{basename}#{infix}", "Number of users"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.uniq", "Number of users (unique)"]], :ja => [ ["#{basename}#{infix}", "$B%f!<%6(B"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.uniq", "$B=EJ#$J$7%f!<%6(B"]] } add_stat_common(f, "#{basename}#{infix}", infix, stat_files_table, title_table) } end def add_stat_ktai (f) ["", ".month", ".week"].each {|infix| basename = File.basename(@stat_ktai_file) title_table = { :en => "Number of Mobile Phone Users", :ja => "$B7HBSEEOC$N%f!<%6?t(B" } stat_files_table = { :en => [ ["#{basename}#{infix}.docomo", "DoCoMo"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.vodafone", "vodafone"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.au", "au"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.h", "DDI POCKET"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.tuka", "TUKA"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.all", "Mobile phones (total)"]], :ja => [ ["#{basename}#{infix}.docomo", "DoCoMo"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.vodafone", "vodafone"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.au", "au"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.h", "DDI POCKET"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.tuka", "TUKA"], ["#{basename}#{infix}.all", "$B7HBSEEOC(B($B9g7W(B)"]] } add_stat_common(f, "#{basename}#{infix}", infix, stat_files_table, title_table) } end def add_stat_submit (f) ["", ".month", ".week"].each {|infix| basename = File.basename(@stat_submit_file) title_table = { :en => "Number of Submissions", :ja => "$BEj9F?t(B" } stat_files_table = { :en => [ ["#{basename}#{infix}", "Number of submissions"]], :ja => [ ["#{basename}#{infix}", "$BEj9F?t(B"]], } add_stat_common(f, "#{basename}#{infix}", infix, stat_files_table, title_table) } end def add_stat_ldist (f) [ @stat_ldist_file, @stat_ldist2_file].each {|stat_file| basename = File.basename(stat_file) stat_files = [[basename, ""]] title_table = { :en => "Distribution of Lifetime of Mailing Lists", :ja => "$B "Number of mailing lists", :ja => "$B%a!<%j%s%0%j%9%H?t(B" } xlabel_table = { :en => "ML lifetime (months)", :ja => "$B 1, :small => 5} if basename == "stat.ldist" type = "boxes" logscale_p = false else type = "lines" logscale_p = true end [:en, :ja].each {|lang| [:small, :large].each {|size| default = if size == :large then @large else @small end options = { :title => title_table[lang], :xtics => xtics_table[size], :xdata => nil, "format x".intern => nil, :ylabel => ylabel_table[lang], :xlabel => xlabel_table[lang] } options[:logscale] = :y if logscale_p add_chart(f, default, lang, basename, stat_files, type, options) } } } end def add_stat_mdist (f) [@stat_mdist_file, @stat_mdist2_file].each {|stat_file| basename = File.basename(stat_file) stat_files = [[basename, ""]] title_table = { :en => "Distribution of Number of Members", :ja => "$B%a%s%P! "Number of mailing lists", :ja => "$B%a!<%j%s%0%j%9%H?t(B" } xlabel_table = { :en => "Number of members", :ja => "$B%a%s%P! nil, # to cancel the setting set before :title => title_table[lang], :xtics => 10, :xdata => nil, "format x".intern => nil, :ylabel => ylabel_table[lang], :xlabel => xlabel_table[lang] } add_chart(f, default, lang, basename, stat_files, type, options) } } } end def image_link (g, image_prefix) g.a(:href => image_prefix + ".png") { g.img(:src => image_prefix + ".s.png", :alt=> "[chart]") } end def generate_index_html title = "QuickML Log Analysis" g = SimpleHtmlGenerator.new g.html { g.head { g.title { title } } + g.body { g.h1 { title } + g.hr + g.h2 { "Number of Mailing Lists" } + g.p { ["", ".month", ".week"].map {|infix| image_prefix = File.basename(@stat_ml_file + infix) image_link(g, image_prefix) }.join('') } + g.h2 { "Number of Users" } + g.p { ["", ".month", ".week"].map {|infix| image_prefix = File.basename(@stat_user_file + infix) image_link(g, image_prefix) }.join('') } + g.h2 { "Number of Mobile Phone Users" } + g.p { ["", ".month", ".week"].map {|infix| image_prefix = File.basename(@stat_ktai_file + infix) image_link(g, image_prefix) }.join('') } + g.h2 { "Number of Submissions" } + g.p { ["", ".month", ".week"].map {|infix| image_prefix = File.basename(@stat_submit_file + infix) image_link(g, image_prefix) }.join('') } + g.h2 { "Lifetime of Mailing Lists" } + g.p { image_prefix1 = File.basename(@stat_ldist_file) image_prefix2 = File.basename(@stat_ldist2_file) image_link(g, image_prefix1) + image_link(g, image_prefix2) } + g.h2 { "Distribution of Number of Members" } + g.p { image_prefix1 = File.basename(@stat_mdist_file) image_prefix2 = File.basename(@stat_mdist2_file) image_link(g, image_prefix1) + image_link(g, image_prefix2) } + g.hr + g.p { "Generated on " + Time.now.to_s } } } end def process @languages.each {|lang| File.mkpath(File.join(@output_dir, lang.to_s)) } STDERR.puts "Generating a gnuplot script..." File.open(@gnuplot_file, "w") {|f| add_basic(f) add_stat_ml(f) add_stat_user(f) add_stat_ktai(f) add_stat_submit(f) add_stat_ldist(f) add_stat_mdist(f) } STDERR.puts "Generating EPS files using gnuplot..." Dir.chdir(@output_dir) file = File.basename(@gnuplot_file) system("gnuplot #{file}") if @generate_png_p html = generate_index_html @languages.each {|lang| STDERR.puts "Generating PNG files using ImageMagick for #{lang}..." Dir.chdir(lang.to_s) system("for i in *.eps; do convert $i `basename $i .eps`.png; done") File.new("index.html", "w").write(html) Dir.chdir("..") } end end end def show_help puts "Usage: quickml-analog [OPTION...] FILE" puts " -o, --output-dir=DIR output files to DIR" puts " -g, --gnuplot draw charts in EPS using gnuplot" puts " -i, --imagemagick generate charts in PNG using ImageMagick" puts " -f, --force force analyzing (don't reuse cache data)" exit end def parse_options options = Hash.new parser = GetoptLong.new parser.set_options(['--output-dir', '-o', GetoptLong::REQUIRED_ARGUMENT], ['--gnuplot', '-g', GetoptLong::NO_ARGUMENT], ['--help', '-h', GetoptLong::NO_ARGUMENT], ['--imagemagick', '-i', GetoptLong::NO_ARGUMENT], ['--force', '-f', GetoptLong::NO_ARGUMENT]) parser.each_option {|name, arg| name.sub!(/^--/, "") options[name] = arg } return options end def main options = parse_options output_dir = (options['output-dir'] or ".") show_help if ARGV.empty? or options['help'] log_file = ARGV.first cache_file = File.join(output_dir, "quickml-analog.dump") if File.exist?(cache_file) and !options['force'] STDERR.puts "Loading the cache file..." stat = Marshal::load(File.new(cache_file)) stat.refresh(log_file, cache_file, output_dir) else stat = QuickMLStat.new(log_file, cache_file, output_dir) end stat.process if options['gnuplot'] or options['imagemagick'] plot = QuickMLPlot.new(output_dir, options['imagemagick']) plot.process end end main quickml-0.7/lib/0000777000076400007640000000000010061420670007344 5quickml-0.7/lib/Makefile.am0000644000076400007640000000014110061026163011307 SUBDIRS = quickml rubylibdir = $(rubydir) rubylib_DATA = quickml.rb EXTRA_DIST = $(rubylib_DATA) quickml-0.7/lib/Makefile.in0000644000076400007640000003225110061040660011325 # Makefile.in generated by automake 1.8.3 from Makefile.am. # @configure_input@ # Copyright (C) 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, # 2003, 2004 Free Software Foundation, Inc. # This 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[3.59,3.63) of GNU make to not export all variables. # Otherwise a system limit (for SysV at least) may be exceeded. .NOEXPORT: quickml-0.7/lib/quickml/config.rb0000644000076400007640000000501210061026163012514 # # quickml/config - a part of quickml server # # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Satoru Takabayashi # All rights reserved. # This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. # # You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of # the GNU General Public License version 2. # require 'quickml/utils' require 'quickml/logger' require 'quickml/gettext' module QuickML class Config def initialize (config = {}) @data_dir = config[:data_dir] @smtp_host = config[:smtp_host] @domain = config[:domain] raise ArgumentError if @data_dir.nil? raise ArgumentError if @smtp_host.nil? raise ArgumentError if @domain.nil? @smtp_port = (config[:smtp_port] or 25) @postmaster = (config[:postmaster] or "postmaster@#{domain}") @info_url = (config[:info_url] or "http://QuickML.com/") @pid_file = (config[:pid_file] or "/var/run/quickml.pid") @max_members = (config[:max_members] or 100) @max_mail_length = (config[:max_mail_length] or 100 * 1024) # 100KB @max_ml_mail_length = @max_mail_length @ml_life_time = (config[:ml_life_time] or 86400 * 30) @ml_alert_time = (config[:ml_alert_time] or 86400 * 29) @sweep_interval = (config[:sweep_interval] or 3600) @allowable_error_interval = (config[:allowable_error_interval] or 8600) @max_threads = (config[:max_threads] or 10) # number of working threads @timeout = (config[:timeout] or 120) @auto_unsubscribe_count = (config[:auto_unsubscribe_count] or 5) @log_file = (config[:log_file] or "/var/log/quickml-log") verbose_mode = config[:verbose_mode] @logger = Logger.new(@log_file, verbose_mode) @ml_mutexes = Hash.new @catalog = if config[:message_catalog] GetText::Catalog.new(config[:message_catalog]) else nil end @port = (config[:port] or 25) @bind_address = (config[:bind_address] or "0.0.0.0") @user = (config[:user] or "root") @group = (config[:group] or "root") @use_qmail_verp = (config[:use_qmail_verp] or false) charset = @catalog.charset if @catalog @content_type = "text/plain" @confirm_ml_creation = (config[:confirm_ml_creation] or false) instance_variables.each {|name| self.class.class_eval { attr_reader name.delete('@') } } end def ml_mutex (address) @ml_mutexes.fetch(address) {|x| @ml_mutexes[x] = Mutex.new } end def self.load (filename) self.new(eval(File.safe_open(filename).read)) end end end quickml-0.7/lib/quickml/gettext.rb0000644000076400007640000000557410061026163012750 # # quickml/gettext - a part of quickml server # # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Satoru Takabayashi # All rights reserved. # This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. # # You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of # the GNU General Public License version 2. # module QuickML module GetText module GetText def codeconv (text) if @catalog && @catalog.codeconv_method text.send(@catalog.codeconv_method) else text end end def gettext (text, *args) unless @catalog && @catalog.charset == @message_charset return sprintf(text, *args) end translated_message = @catalog.messages[text] if translated_message codeconv(sprintf(translated_message, *args)) else sprintf(text, *args) end end def gettext2 (text) unless @catalog && @catalog.charset == @message_charset return text end translated_message = @catalog.messages[text] if translated_message codeconv(translated_message) else text end end alias :_ :gettext alias :__ :gettext2 end class Catalog def initialize (filename) load(filename) @messages = Messages @codeconv_method = CodeconvMethod @charset = Charset end attr_reader :messages attr_reader :codeconv_method attr_reader :charset end class MessageValidator def initialize (catalog, source_filename) @catalog = catalog @source_filename = source_filename @has_error = false end def read_file_with_numbering (filename) content = '' File.open(filename).each_with_index {|line, idx| lineno = idx + 1 content << line.gsub(/\b_\(/, "_[#{lineno}](") } content end def collect_messages (content) messages = [] while content.sub!(/\b_\[(\d+)\]\((".*?").*?\)/m, "") lineno = $1.to_i message = eval($2) messages.push([lineno, message]) end messages end def validate @catalog or return content = read_file_with_numbering(@source_filename) messages = collect_messages(content) messages.each {|lineno, message| translated_message = @catalog.messages[message] if not translated_message printf "%s:%d: %s\n", @source_filename, lineno, message.inspect @has_error = true elsif message.count("%") != translated_message.count("%") printf "%s:%d: %s => # of %% mismatch.\n", @source_filename, lineno, message.inspect, translated_message @has_error = true end } end def ok? not @has_error end end end end if __FILE__ == $0 include QuickML::GetText if ARGV.length < 2 puts "usage: ruby gettext.rb " exit end catalog_file = ARGV.shift catalog = Catalog.new(catalog_file) ok = true ARGV.each {|source_file| validator = MessageValidator.new(catalog, source_file) validator.validate ok = (ok and validator.ok?) } if ok then exit else exit(1) end end quickml-0.7/lib/quickml/mail.rb0000644000076400007640000001642110061026163012177 # # quickml/mail - a part of quickml server # # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Satoru Takabayashi # All rights reserved. # This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. # # You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of # the GNU General Public License version 2. # require 'kconv' module QuickML class MailSender def initialize (smtp_host, smtp_port, use_xverp = false) @smtp_port = smtp_port @smtp_host = smtp_host @use_xverp = use_xverp @xverp_available = false end def send (message, mail_from, recipients) recipients = [recipients] if recipients.kind_of?(String) s = TCPSocket.open(@smtp_host, @smtp_port) send_command(s, nil, 220) send_command(s, "EHLO #{Socket.gethostname}", 250) if @use_xverp and @xverp_available and (not mail_from.empty?) send_command(s, "MAIL FROM: <#{mail_from}> XVERP===", 250) else send_command(s, "MAIL FROM: <#{mail_from}>", 250) end recipients.each {|recipient| send_command(s, "RCPT TO: <#{recipient}>", 250) } send_command(s, "DATA", 354) message.each_line {|line| line.sub!(/\r?\n/, '') line.sub!(/^\./, "..") line << "\r\n" s.print(line) } send_command(s, ".", 250) send_command(s, "QUIT", 221) s.close end private def send_command (s, command, code) s.print(command + "\r\n") if command begin line = s.gets @xverp_available = true if /^250-XVERP/.match(line) end while line[3] == ?- return_code = line[0,3].to_i if return_code == code line else raise "smtp-error: #{command} => #{line}" end end end class Mail def initialize @mail_from = nil @recipients = [] @header = [] @body = "" @charset = nil @content_type = nil @bare = nil end attr_reader :recipients attr_reader :charset attr_reader :content_type attr_accessor :mail_from attr_accessor :body attr_accessor :bare private def get_content_type if %r!([-\w]+/[-\w]+)! =~ self["Content-Type"] $1.downcase else nil end end def get_charset if /charset=("?)([-\w]+)\1/ =~ self["Content-Type"] $2.downcase else nil end end def remove_comment_in_field (field) field = field.toeuc true while field.sub!(/\([^()]*?\)/, "") field end # foo@QuickML.CoM => foo@quickml.com # "foo"@example.com => foo@example.com def normalize_address (address) name, domain = address.split('@') name.gsub!(/^"(.*)"$/, '\1') if domain name + "@" + domain.downcase else address end end def collect_address (field) address_regex = /(("?)[-0-9a-zA-Z_.+?\/]+\2@[-0-9a-zA-Z]+\.[-0-9a-zA-Z.]+)/ #/ addresses = [] parts = remove_comment_in_field(field).split(',') parts.each {|part| if (/<(.*?)>/ =~ part) or (address_regex =~ part) addresses.push(normalize_address($1)) end } addresses.uniq end public def to_s str = "" each_field {|key, value| str << sprintf("%s: %s\n", key, value) } str << "\n" str << @body str end def parts parts = @body.split(/^--#{Regexp.escape(self.boundary)}\n/) parts.shift # Remove the first empty string. parts end def add_recipient (address) @recipients.push(normalize_address(address)) end def clear_recipients @recipients = [] end def [] (key) field = @header.find {|field| key.downcase == field.first.downcase} if field then field.last else "" end end def unshift_field (key, value) field = [key, value] # Use Array for preserving order of the header @header.unshift(field) end def push_field (key, value) field = [key, value] # Use Array for preserving order of the header @header.push(field) end def concat_field (value) lastfield = @header.last @header.pop push_field(lastfield.first, lastfield.last + "\n" + value) end def each_field @header.each {|field| yield(field.first, field.last) } end def looping? !self["X-QuickML"].empty? end def from address = if not self["From"].empty? collect_address(self["From"]).first else @mail_from end address = "unknown" if address.nil? or address.empty? normalize_address(address) end def collect_cc if self["Cc"] collect_address(self["Cc"]) else [] end end def collect_to if self["To"] collect_address(self["To"]) else [] end end def valid? (not @recipients.empty?) and @mail_from end def empty_body? return false if @body.length > 100 /\A[\s　]*\Z/ =~ @body.toeuc # including Japanese zenkaku-space. end def multipart? %r!^multipart/mixed;\s*boundary=("?)(.*)\1!i =~ self["Content-Type"] #" end def boundary if %r!^multipart/mixed;\s*boundary=("?)(.*)\1!i =~ self["Content-Type"]#" $2 else nil end end def read (string) header, body = string.split(/\n\n/, 2) attr = nil header.split("\n").each {|line| line.xchomp! if /^(\S+):\s*(.*)/=~ line attr = $1 push_field(attr, $2) elsif attr concat_field(line) end } @bare = string @charset = get_charset @content_type = get_content_type @body = (body or "") end class << self def send_mail (smtp_host, smtp_port, logger, optional = {}) mail_from = optional[:mail_from] recipients = optional[:recipients] header = optional[:header] body = optional[:body] if optional[:recipient] raise unless optional[:recipient].kind_of?(String) recipients = [optional[:recipient]] end raise if mail_from.nil? or recipients.nil? or body.nil? or header.nil? contents = "" header.each {|field| key = field.first; value = field.last contents << "#{key}: #{value}\n" if key.kind_of?(String) } contents << "\n" contents << body begin sender = MailSender.new(smtp_host, smtp_port, true) sender.send(contents, mail_from, recipients) rescue => e logger.log "Error: Unable to send mail: #{e.class}: #{e.message}" end end def address_of_domain? (address, domain) domainpat = Regexp.new('[.@]' + Regexp.quote(domain) + '$', #' Regexp::IGNORECASE) if domainpat =~ address then true else false end end def encode_field (field) field.toeuc.gsub(/[　-瑤]\S*\s*/) {|x| x.scan(/.{1,10}/).map {|y| "=?iso-2022-jp?B?" + y.tojis.to_a.pack('m').chomp + "?=" }.join("\n ") } end def decode_subject (subject) NKF.nkf("-e", subject.gsub(/\n\s*/, " ")) end def clean_subject (subject) subject = Mail.decode_subject(subject) subject.gsub!(/(?:\[[^\]]+:\d+\])/, "") subject.sub!(/(?:Re:\s*)+/i, "Re: ") return subject end def rewrite_subject (subject, name, count) subject = Mail.clean_subject(subject) subject = "[#{name}:#{count}] " + subject Mail.encode_field(subject) end def join_parts (parts, boundary) body = "" body << sprintf("--%s\n", boundary) body << parts.join("--#{boundary}\n") body end end end end quickml-0.7/lib/quickml/sweeper.rb0000644000076400007640000000343710061026163012732 # # quickml/sweeper - a part of quickml server # # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Satoru Takabayashi # All rights reserved. # This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. # # You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of # the GNU General Public License version 2. # module QuickML class Sweeper def initialize (config) @config = config @status = :safe @logger = @config.logger end private def mlname (filename) File.basename(filename) end def mladdress (name) address = name address += if name.include?("@") then "." else "@" end address += @config.domain end def ml_file? (filename) File.file?(filename) && QuickML.valid_name?(mlname(filename)) end def sweep_ml (ml) if ml.inactive? @logger.log "[#{ml.name}]: Inactive" ml.close elsif ml.need_alert? ml.report_ml_close_soon end end def sweep @status = :sweeping @logger.vlog "Sweeper runs" Dir.new(@config.data_dir).each {|filename| filename = File.join(@config.data_dir, filename) if ml_file?(filename) address = mladdress(mlname(filename)) @config.ml_mutex(address).synchronize { ml = QuickML.new(@config, address) ml.write_ml_config unless ml.ml_config_exist? sweep_ml(ml) } end } @logger.vlog "Sweeper finished" @status = :safe end public def start @logger.vlog "Sweeper started" loop do sleep(@config.sweep_interval) begin sweep rescue Exception => e @logger.log "Unknown Sweep Error: #{e.class}: #{e.message}" @logger.log e.backtrace end end end def shutdown until @status == :safe sleep(0.5) end @logger.vlog "Sweeper shutdown" end end end quickml-0.7/lib/quickml/core.rb0000644000076400007640000007011410061417117012207 # # quickml/core - a part of quickml server # # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Satoru Takabayashi # All rights reserved. # This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. # # You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of # the GNU General Public License version 2. # $KCODE='e' require 'quickml/utils' require 'quickml/gettext' module QuickML class QuickMLException < StandardError; end class TooLargeMail < QuickMLException; end class TooManyMembers < QuickMLException; end class InvalidMLName < QuickMLException; end # It preserves case information. but it accepts an # address case-insensitively for member management. class IcaseArray < Array def include? (item) if self.find {|x| x.downcase == item.downcase } true else false end end def delete (item) self.replace(self.find_all {|x| x.downcase != item.downcase }) end end class IcaseHash < Hash def include? (key) super(key.downcase) end def delete (key) super(key.downcase) end def [] (key) super(key.downcase) end def []= (key, value) super(key.downcase, value) end end class ErrorInfo def initialize (count = 0, last_error_time = Time.at(0)) @count = count @last_error_time = last_error_time end attr_reader :count attr_reader :last_error_time def inc_count @count += 1 @last_error_time = Time.now end end class QuickML include GetText::GetText def initialize (config, address, creator = nil, message_charset = nil) @config = config @address = address @name = get_name(@address) raise InvalidMLName unless QuickML.valid_name?(@name) @short_name = @name.split("@").first @return_address = generate_return_address @members_file = File.join(@config.data_dir, @name) @count_file = File.join(@config.data_dir, @name + ",count") @forwardp_file = File.join(@config.data_dir, @name + ",forward") @alertedp_file = File.join(@config.data_dir, @name + ",alerted") @permanentp_file = File.join(@config.data_dir, @name + ",permanent") @unlimitedp_file = File.join(@config.data_dir, @name + ",unlimited") @charset_file = File.join(@config.data_dir, @name + ",charset") @ml_config_file = File.join(@config.data_dir, @name + ",config") @waiting_members_file = File.join(@config.data_dir, @name + ",waiting-members") @waiting_message_file = File.join(@config.data_dir, @name + ",waiting-message") @member_added_p = false @added_members = [] @logger = @config.logger @catalog = @config.catalog init_ml_config init_members init_count init_charset @message_charset = (message_charset or @charset) @logger.log "[#{@name}]: New ML by #{creator}" if newly_created? end attr_reader :name attr_reader :short_name attr_reader :active_members attr_reader :former_members attr_reader :address attr_reader :return_address attr_reader :count attr_reader :charset attr_reader :max_members def self.valid_name? (name) /^([0-9a-zA-Z_.-]+)(@[0-9a-zA-Z_.-]+)?$/ =~ name end private def init_ml_config ml_config = Hash.new begin eval(File.open(@ml_config_file).read).each {|key, value| ml_config[key] = value } rescue Exception end @max_members = (ml_config[:max_members] or @config.max_members) @max_mail_length = (ml_config[:max_mail_length] or @config.max_ml_mail_length or @config.max_mail_length) @ml_life_time = (ml_config[:ml_life_time] or @config.ml_life_time) @ml_alert_time = (ml_config[:ml_alert_time] or @config.ml_alert_time) @auto_unsubscribe_count = (ml_config[:auto_unsubscribe_count] or @config.auto_unsubscribe_count) write_ml_config end def confirmation_address sprintf("confirm+%d+%s", File.mtime(@waiting_message_file).to_i, @address) end def generate_return_address raise unless @address raise unless @short_name domain_part = @address.split("@").last if @config.use_qmail_verp # e.g. @short_name + "=return=" + "@" + domain_part + "-@[]" else # e.g. @short_name + "=return" + "@" + domain_part end end def last_article_time if File.file?(@count_file) then File.mtime(@count_file) else Time.now end end def get_name (address) raise InvalidMLName if /@.*@/ =~ address name, host = address.split("@") if host.nil? return name else fqdn = host.downcase domainpat = Regexp.new('^(.*)' + Regexp.quote("." + @config.domain) + '$') #' if domainpat =~ fqdn subdomain = $1 return name + "@" + subdomain else return name end end end def init_count @count = 0 return unless File.exist?(@count_file) File.safe_open(@count_file, "r") {|f| @count = f.gets.chomp.to_i } end def inc_count @count += 1 File.safe_open(@count_file, "w") {|f| f.puts @count } end def init_charset @charset = nil return unless File.exist?(@charset_file) File.safe_open(@charset_file, "r") {|f| @charset = f.gets.chomp } end def save_charset return if @message_charset.nil? File.safe_open(@charset_file, "w") {|f| f.puts @message_charset } end def init_members @active_members = IcaseArray.new @former_members = IcaseArray.new @error_members = IcaseHash.new return unless File.exist?(@members_file) File.safe_open(@members_file, "r") {|f| f.each {|line| line.chomp! if /^# (.*)/ =~ line # removed address @former_members.push($1) unless @former_members.include?($1) elsif /^; (.*?) (\d+)(?: (\d+))?/ =~ line address = $1 count= $2.to_i last_error_time = if $3 then Time.at($3.to_i) else Time.at(0) end @error_members[address]= ErrorInfo.new(count, last_error_time) else @active_members.push(line) unless @active_members.include?(line) end } } end def save_member_file File.safe_open(@members_file, "w") {|f| @active_members.each {|address| f.puts address} @former_members.each {|address| f.puts "# " + address} @error_members.each {|address, error_info| f.printf("; %s %d %d\n", address, error_info.count, error_info.last_error_time.to_i) } } end # satoru@namazu.org => satoru@n... def obfuscate_address (address) address.sub(/(@.).*/, '\1...') end def member_list _("Members of <%s>:\n", @address) + @active_members.map {|x| obfuscate_address(x)}.join("\n") + "\n" end def unsubscribe_info "\n" + _("How to unsubscribe from the ML:\n") + _("- Just send an empty message to <%s>.\n", @address) + _("- Or, if you cannot send an empty message for some reason,\n") + _(" please send a message just saying 'unsubscribe' to <%s>.\n", @address) + _(" (e.g., hotmail's advertisement, signature, etc.)\n") end def generate_header header = sprintf("ML: %s\n", @address) @added_members.each {|address| header << _("New Member: %s\n", obfuscate_address(address)) } header << "\n" header end def member_added? @member_added_p end def generate_footer (member_list_p = false) footer = "\n--\n" + "ML: #{@address}\n" + _("Info: %s\n", @config.info_url) footer << unsubscribe_info if member_added? footer << "\n" + member_list if member_added? or member_list_p footer end def plain_text_body? (mail) (mail["Content-Type"] == "" or %r!\btext/plain\b!i =~ mail["Content-Type"]) and (mail["Content-Transfer-Encoding"] == "" or /^[78]bit$/i =~ mail["Content-Transfer-Encoding"]) end def rewrite_body (mail) header = generate_header if @member_added_p footer = generate_footer if mail.multipart? parts = mail.parts sub_mail = Mail.new sub_mail.read(parts.first) if sub_mail.content_type == "text/plain" sub_mail.body = header + sub_mail.body if header sub_mail.body = sub_mail.body + footer end parts[0] = sub_mail.to_s mail.body = Mail.join_parts(parts, mail.boundary) elsif plain_text_body?(mail) mail.body = header + mail.body if header mail.body += footer else mail.body end end def remove_alertedp_file File.safe_unlink(@alertedp_file) end def _submit (mail) inc_count save_charset remove_alertedp_file subject = Mail.rewrite_subject(mail["Subject"], @short_name, @count) body = rewrite_body(mail) header = [] mail.each_field {|key, value| k = key.downcase next if k == "subject" or k == "reply-to" header.push([key, value]) } header.push(["Subject", subject], ["Reply-To", @address], ["X-Mail-Count",@count]) header.concat(quickml_fields) Mail.send_mail(@config.smtp_host, @config.smtp_port, @logger, :mail_from => @return_address, :recipients => @active_members, :header => header, :body => body) end def quickml_fields [ ["Precedence", "bulk"], ["X-ML-Address", @address], ["X-ML-Name", @name], ["X-ML-Info", @config.info_url], ["X-QuickML", "true"]] end def remove_error_member (address) @error_members.delete(address) end def error_count (address) if @error_members.include?(address) @error_members[address].count else 0 end end def allowable_error_interval? (time) now = Time.now past = now - @config.allowable_error_interval past < time && time <= now end def inc_error_count (address) unless @error_members.include?(address) @error_members[address] = ErrorInfo.new end unless allowable_error_interval?(@error_members[address].last_error_time) @error_members[address].inc_count end @error_members[address].count end def reset_error_member (address) return unless @error_members.include?(address) @error_members.delete(address) @logger.log "[#{@name}]: ResetError: #{address}" save_member_file end def content_type if @message_charset @config.content_type + "; charset=#{@message_charset}" else @config.content_type end end public def exclude? (address) name, domain = address.split("@") Mail.address_of_domain?(address, @config.domain) or domain.nil? end def ml_config_exist? File.exist?(@ml_config_file) end def write_ml_config File.safe_open(@ml_config_file, "w") {|f| f.puts "{" f.printf(" :%s => %d,\n", :max_members, @max_members) f.printf(" :%s => %d,\n", :max_mail_length, @max_mail_length) f.printf(" :%s => %d,\n", :ml_life_time, @ml_life_time) f.printf(" :%s => %d,\n", :ml_alert_time, @ml_alert_time) f.printf(" :%s => %d,\n", :auto_unsubscribe_count, @auto_unsubscribe_count) f.puts "}" } end def send_confirmation (creator_address) header = [] subject = Mail.encode_field(_("[%s] Confirmation: %s", @short_name, @address)) header.push(["To", creator_address], ["From", confirmation_address], ["Subject", subject], ["Content-Type", content_type]) body = _("Please simply reply this mail to create ML <%s>.\n", @address) Mail.send_mail(@config.smtp_host, @config.smtp_port, @logger, :mail_from => '', :recipient => creator_address, :header => header, :body => body) @logger.log "[#{@name}]: Send confirmation: #{confirmation_address} #{creator_address}" end def submit (mail) return if @active_members.empty? if mail.body.length > @max_mail_length report_too_large_mail(mail) @logger.log "[#{@name}]: Too Large Mail: #{mail.from}" else reset_error_member(mail.from) start_time = Time.now _submit(mail) elapsed = Time.now - start_time @logger.log "[#{@name}:#{@count}]: Send: #{@config.smtp_host} #{elapsed} sec." end end def inactive? return false if forward? or permanent? last_article_time + @ml_life_time < Time.now end def need_alert? return false if forward? or permanent? alert_time = last_article_time + @ml_alert_time now = Time.now alert_time <= now && !alerted? end # FIXME: too similar to report_too_large_mail in server.rb def report_too_large_mail (mail) header = [] subject = Mail.encode_field(_("[QuickML] Error: %s", mail["Subject"])) header.push(["To", mail.from], ["From", @address], ["Subject", subject], ["Content-Type", content_type]) max = @max_mail_length.commify body = _("Sorry, your mail exceeds the limitation of the length.\n") body << _("The max length is %s bytes.\n\n", max) orig_subject = codeconv(Mail.decode_subject(mail['Subject'])) body << "Subject: #{orig_subject}\n" body << "To: #{mail['To']}\n" body << "From: #{mail['From']}\n" body << "Date: #{mail['Date']}\n" Mail.send_mail(@config.smtp_host, @config.smtp_port, @logger, :mail_from => '', :recipient => mail.from, :header => header, :body => body) end def report_removed_member (error_address) return if @active_members.empty? subject = Mail.encode_field(_("[%s] Removed: <%s>", @short_name, error_address)) header = [] header.push(["To", @address], ["From", @address], ["Subject", subject], ["Reply-To", @address], ["Content-Type", content_type]) header.concat(quickml_fields) body = _("<%s> was removed from the mailing list:\n<%s>\n", error_address, @address) body << _("because the address was unreachable.\n") body << generate_footer(true) Mail.send_mail(@config.smtp_host, @config.smtp_port, @logger, :mail_from => '', :recipients => @active_members, :header => header, :body => body) @logger.log "[#{@name}]: Notify: Remove #{error_address}" end def report_ml_close_soon return if @active_members.empty? subject = Mail.encode_field(_("[%s] ML will be closed soon", @short_name)) header = [] header.push(["To", @address], ["From", @address], ["Subject", subject], ["Reply-To", @address], ["Content-Type", content_type]) header.concat(quickml_fields) time_to_close = last_article_time + @ml_life_time ndays = ((time_to_close - Time.now) / 86400.0).ceil datefmt = __("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M") body = _("ML will be closed if no article is posted for %d days.\n\n", ndays) body << _("Time to close: %s.\n\n", time_to_close.strftime(datefmt)) body << generate_footer(true) Mail.send_mail(@config.smtp_host, @config.smtp_port, @logger, :mail_from => '', :recipients => @active_members, :header => header, :body => body) @logger.log "[#{@name}]: Alert: ML will be closed soon" File.safe_open(@alertedp_file, "w").close end def close File.safe_unlink(@members_file) File.safe_unlink(@count_file) File.safe_unlink(@charset_file) File.safe_unlink(@alertedp_file) File.safe_unlink(@waiting_members_file) File.safe_unlink(@waiting_message_file) File.safe_unlink(@ml_config_file) @logger.log "[#{@name}]: ML Closed" end def forward? File.exist?(@forwardp_file) end def permanent? File.exist?(@permanentp_file) end def unlimited? File.exist?(@unlimitedp_file) end def newly_created? !File.exist?(@members_file) end def confirmation_waiting? File.exist?(@waiting_members_file) end def alerted? File.exist?(@alertedp_file) end def validate_confirmation (time) File.exist?(@waiting_message_file) and File.mtime(@waiting_message_file).to_i == time.to_i end def prepare_confirmation (mail) save_member_file # to create empty ML files. File.safe_open(@waiting_message_file, "w") {|f| f.print(mail.bare) } add_waiting_member(mail.from) mail.collect_cc.each {|address| add_waiting_member(address) } send_confirmation(mail.from) end def accept_confirmation waiting_members = File.safe_open(@waiting_members_file).readlines.map {|line| line.chomp } waiting_message = File.safe_open(@waiting_message_file).read mail = Mail.new mail.read(waiting_message) waiting_members.each {|address| begin add_member(address) rescue TooManyMembers end } submit(mail) File.safe_unlink(@waiting_members_file) File.safe_unlink(@waiting_message_file) @logger.log "[#{@name}]: Accept confirmation: #{@addressconfirmation_address} #{@address}" end def add_waiting_member (address) File.safe_open(@waiting_members_file, "a") {|f| f.puts address } end def too_many_members? (not unlimited?) and (@active_members.length >= @max_members) end def remove_member (address) return unless @active_members.include?(address) @active_members.delete(address) @former_members.push(address) remove_error_member(address) save_member_file @logger.log "[#{@name}]: Remove: #{address}" close if @active_members.empty? end def add_member (address) if exclude?(address) @logger.vlog "Excluded: #{address}" return end return if @active_members.include?(address) raise TooManyMembers if too_many_members? @former_members.delete(address) @active_members.push(address) save_member_file @logger.log "[#{@name}]: Add: #{address}" @added_members.push(address) @member_added_p = true end def add_error_member (address) return unless @active_members.include?(address) prev_count = error_count(address) count = inc_error_count(address) if prev_count == count @logger.log "[#{@name}]: AddError: #{address} (not counted)" else @logger.log "[#{@name}]: AddError: #{address} #{count}" end save_member_file if error_count(address) >= @auto_unsubscribe_count remove_member(address) report_removed_member(address) end end end class ErrorMailHandler def initialize (config, message_charset) @config = config @logger = config.logger @message_charset = message_charset end private def handle_error (ml, error_address) @logger.log "ErrorMail: [#{ml.name}] #{error_address}" ml.add_error_member(error_address) end public def handle (mail) if /^(.*)=return=(.*?)@(.*?)$/ =~ mail.recipients.first mladdress = $1 + '@' + $3 error_address = $2.sub(/=/, "@") @config.ml_mutex(mladdress).synchronize { ml = QuickML.new(@config, mladdress, nil, @message_charset) handle_error(ml, error_address) } else @logger.vlog "Error: Use Postfix with XVERP to handle an error mail!" end end end class Processor include GetText::GetText def initialize (config, mail) @config = config @mail = mail @logger = @config.logger @catalog = @config.catalog if mail.multipart? sub_mail = Mail.new sub_mail.read(mail.parts.first) @message_charset = sub_mail.charset else @message_charset = mail.charset end end private # FIXME: this is the same method of QuickML#content_type def content_type if @message_charset @config.content_type + "; charset=#{@message_charset}" else @config.content_type end end def generate_footer "\n--\n" + _("Info: %s\n", @config.info_url) end def report_rejection (ml) header = [] subject = Mail.encode_field(_("[QuickML] Error: %s", @mail["Subject"])) header.push(["To", @mail.from], ["From", ml.address], ["Subject", subject]) body = _("You are not a member of the mailing list:\n<%s>\n", ml.address) body << "\n" body << _("Did you send a mail with a different address from the address registered in the mailing list?\n") body << _("Please check your 'From:' address.\n") body << generate_footer body << "\n" body << _("----- Original Message -----\n") orig_subject = codeconv(Mail.decode_subject(@mail['Subject'])) body << "Subject: #{orig_subject}\n" body << "To: #{@mail['To']}\n" body << "From: #{@mail['From']}\n" body << "Date: #{@mail['Date']}\n" body << "\n" if @mail.multipart? ["Content-Type", "Mime-Version", "Content-Transfer-Encoding"].each {|key| header.push([key, @mail[key]]) unless @mail[key].empty? } sub_mail = Mail.new parts = @mail.parts sub_mail.read(parts.first) body << sub_mail.body sub_mail.body = body parts[0] = sub_mail.to_s body = Mail.join_parts(parts, @mail.boundary) else unless @mail["Content-type"].empty? header.push(["Content-Type", @mail["Content-type"]]) end body << @mail.body end Mail.send_mail(@config.smtp_host, @config.smtp_port, @logger, :mail_from => '', :recipient => @mail.from, :header => header, :body => body) @logger.log "[#{ml.name}]: Reject: #{@mail.from}" end def report_unsubscription (ml, member, requested_by = nil) header = [] subject = Mail.encode_field(_("[%s] Unsubscribe: %s", ml.short_name, ml.address)) header.push(["To", member], ["From", ml.address], ["Subject", subject], ["Content-type", content_type]) if requested_by body = _("You are removed from the mailing list:\n<%s>\n", ml.address) body << _("by the request of <%s>.\n", requested_by) else body = _("You have unsubscribed from the mailing list:\n<%s>.\n", ml.address) end body << generate_footer Mail.send_mail(@config.smtp_host, @config.smtp_port, @logger, :mail_from => '', :recipients => member, :header => header, :body => body) @logger.log "[#{ml.name}]: Unsubscribe: #{member}" end def report_too_many_members (ml, unadded_addresses) header = [] subject = Mail.encode_field(_("[QuickML] Error: %s", @mail["Subject"])) header.push(["To", @mail.from], ["From", ml.address], ["Subject", subject], ["Content-type", content_type]) body = _("The following addresses cannot be added because <%s> mailing list reaches the max number of members (%d persons)\n\n", ml.address, ml.max_members) unadded_addresses.each {|address| body << sprintf("<%s>\n", address) } body << generate_footer Mail.send_mail(@config.smtp_host, @config.smtp_port, @logger, :mail_from => '', :recipient => @mail.from, :header => header, :body => body) @logger.log "[#{ml.name}]: Too Many Members: #{address}" end def report_invalid_mladdress (mladdress) header = [] subject = Mail.encode_field(_("[QuickML] Error: %s", @mail["Subject"])) header.push(["To", @mail.from], ["From", @config.postmaster], ["Subject", subject], ["Content-type", content_type]) body = _("Invalid mailing list name: <%s>\n", mladdress) body << _("You can only use 0-9, a-z, A-Z, `.', `-', and `_' for mailing list name\n") body << generate_footer Mail.send_mail(@config.smtp_host, @config.smtp_port, @logger, :mail_from => '', :recipient => @mail.from, :header => header, :body => body) @logger.log "Invalid ML Address: #{mladdress}" end def mail_log @logger.vlog "MAIL FROM:<#{@mail.mail_from}>" @mail.recipients.each {|recipient| @logger.vlog "RCPT TO:<#{recipient}>" } @logger.vlog "From: " + @mail.from @logger.vlog "Cc: " + @mail.collect_cc.join(", ") @logger.vlog "bare From: " + @mail['From'] @logger.vlog "bare Cc: " + @mail['Cc'] end def sender_knows_an_active_member? (ml) @mail.collect_cc.find {|address| ml.active_members.include?(address) } end def add_member (ml, address) begin ml.add_member(address) rescue TooManyMembers @unadded_addresses.push(address) end end def ml_address_in_to? (ml) @mail.collect_to.find {|address| address == ml.address } end def submit_article (ml) @unadded_addresses = [] if ml_address_in_to?(ml) add_member(ml, @mail.from) @mail.collect_cc.each {|address| add_member(ml, address) } end unless @unadded_addresses.empty? report_too_many_members(ml, @unadded_addresses) end ml.submit(@mail) end def to_return_address? (recipient) # "return=" for XVERP, "return@" for without XVERP. /^[^=]*=return[=@]/ =~ recipient end def unsubscribe_requested? @mail.empty_body? || (@mail.body.length < 500 && /\A\s*(unsubscribe|bye|#\s*bye|quit|退会|脱退)\s*$/.match(@mail.body.toeuc)) end def unsubscribe_self (ml) if ml.active_members.include?(@mail.from) ml.remove_member(@mail.from) report_unsubscription(ml, @mail.from) else report_rejection(ml) end end def unsubscribe_other (ml, cc) if ml.active_members.include?(@mail.from) cc.each {|other| if ml.active_members.include?(other) ml.remove_member(other) report_unsubscription(ml, other, @mail.from) end } else @logger.vlog "rejected" end end def unsubscribe (ml) cc = @mail.collect_cc if cc.empty? unsubscribe_self(ml) else unsubscribe_other(ml, cc) end end def acceptable_submission? (ml) ml.newly_created? or ml.active_members.include?(@mail.from) or ml.former_members.include?(@mail.from) or sender_knows_an_active_member?(ml) end def confirmation_required? (ml) @config.confirm_ml_creation and ml.newly_created? end def submit (ml) if ml.exclude?(@mail.from) @logger.log "Invalid From Address: #{@mail.from}" elsif ml.forward? @logger.log "Forward Address: #{ml.address}" ml.submit(@mail) elsif confirmation_required?(ml) ml.prepare_confirmation(@mail) elsif acceptable_submission?(ml) submit_article(ml) else report_rejection(ml) end end def validate_confirmation (confirmation_address) m = /^confirm\+(\d+)\+(.*)/.match(confirmation_address) time = m[1] mladdress = m[2] ml = QuickML.new(@config, mladdress) if ml.confirmation_waiting? and ml.validate_confirmation(time) ml.accept_confirmation end end def to_confirmation_address? (address) /^confirm\+/.match(address) end def process_recipient (recipient) mladdress = recipient if to_return_address?(mladdress) handler = ErrorMailHandler.new(@config, @message_charset) handler.handle(@mail) elsif @config.confirm_ml_creation and to_confirmation_address?(mladdress) validate_confirmation(mladdress) else begin @config.ml_mutex(mladdress).synchronize { ml = QuickML.new(@config, mladdress, @mail.from, @message_charset) @message_charset = (@message_charset or ml.charset) (unsubscribe(ml); return) if unsubscribe_requested? submit(ml) } rescue InvalidMLName report_invalid_mladdress(mladdress) end end end public def process mail_log if @mail.looping? @logger.log "Looping Mail: from #{@mail.from}" return end @mail.recipients.each {|recipient| process_recipient(recipient) } end end end quickml-0.7/lib/quickml/logger.rb0000644000076400007640000000202210061026163012524 # # quickml/logger - a part of quickml server # # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Satoru Takabayashi # All rights reserved. # This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. # # You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of # the GNU General Public License version 2. # require 'quickml/utils' require 'thread' module QuickML class Logger def initialize (log_filename, verbose_mode = nil) @mutex = Mutex.new @log_file = File.safe_open(log_filename, "a") @log_file.sync = true @verbose_mode = verbose_mode end private def puts_log (msg) @mutex.synchronize { time = Time.now.strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S") @log_file.puts "#{time}: #{msg}" } end public def log (msg) puts_log(msg) end def vlog (msg) puts_log(msg) if @verbose_mode end def reopen @mutex.synchronize { log_filename = @log_file.path @log_file.close @log_file = File.safe_open(log_filename, "a") } end end end quickml-0.7/lib/quickml/server.rb0000644000076400007640000002043110061026163012557 # # quickml/server - a part of quickml server # # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Satoru Takabayashi # All rights reserved. # This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. # # You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of # the GNU General Public License version 2. # require 'etc' require 'socket' require 'net/smtp' require 'thread' require 'thwait' require 'timeout' require 'quickml/gettext' require 'quickml/utils' require 'time' module QuickML class Session include GetText::GetText def initialize (config, socket) @socket = socket @config = config @command_table = [:helo, :ehlo, :noop, :quit, :rset, :rcpt, :mail, :data] @hello_host = "hello.host.invalid" @protocol = nil @peer_hostname = @socket.hostname @peer_address = @socket.address @remote_host = (@peer_hostname or @peer_address) @logger = @config.logger @catalog = @config.catalog @data_finished = false @my_hostname = if @config.port == 25 then Socket.gethostname else "localhost" end @message_charset = nil end private def helo (mail, arg) @hello_host = arg.split.first @socket.puts "250 #{@my_hostname}" @protocol = "SMTP" end def ehlo (mail, arg) @hello_host = arg.split.first @socket.puts "250-#{@my_hostname}" @socket.puts "250 PIPELINING" @protocol = "ESMTP" end def noop (mail, arg) @socket.puts "250 ok" end def quit (mail, arg) @socket.puts "221 Bye" close end def rset (mail, arg) mail.mail_from = nil mail.clear_recipients @socket.puts "250 ok" end def mail (mail, arg) if @protocol.nil? @socket.puts "503 Error: send HELO/EHLO first" elsif /^From:\s*<(.*)>/i =~ arg or /^From:\s*(.*)/i =~ arg mail.mail_from = $1 @socket.puts "250 ok" else @socket.puts "501 Syntax: MAIL FROM:
" end end def rcpt (mail, arg) if mail.mail_from.nil? @socket.puts "503 Error: need MAIL command" elsif /^To:\s*<(.*)>/i =~ arg or /^To:\s*(.*)/i =~ arg address = $1 if Mail.address_of_domain?(address, @config.domain) mail.add_recipient(address) @socket.puts "250 ok" else @socket.puts "554 <#{address}>: Recipient address rejected" @logger.vlog "Unacceptable RCPT TO:<#{address}>" end else @socket.puts "501 Syntax: RCPT TO:
" end end def received_field sprintf("from %s (%s [%s])\n" + " by %s (QuickML) with %s;\n" + " %s", @hello_host, @peer_hostname, @peer_address, @my_hostname, @protocol, Time.now.rfc2822) end def end_of_data? (line) # line.xchomp == "." line == ".\r\n" end def read_mail (mail) len = 0 lines = [] while line = @socket.safe_gets break if end_of_data?(line) len += line.length if len > @config.max_mail_length mail.read(lines.join('')) # Generate a header for an error report. raise TooLargeMail end line.sub!(/^\.\./, ".") # unescape line.normalize_eol! lines << line # I don't know why but constructing mail_string with # String#<< here is very slow. # mail_string << line end mail_string = lines.join('') @data_finished = true mail.read(mail_string) mail.unshift_field("Received", received_field) end def data (mail, arg) if mail.recipients.empty? @socket.puts "503 Error: need RCPT command" else @socket.puts "354 send the mail data, end with ."; begin read_mail(mail) ensure @message_charset = mail.charset end @socket.puts "250 ok" end end def connect def @socket.puts(*objs) objs.each {|x| begin self.print x.xchomp, "\r\n" rescue Errno::EPIPE end } end @socket.puts "220 #{@my_hostname} ESMTP QuickML" @logger.vlog "Connect: #{@remote_host}" end def discard_data begin while line = @socket.safe_gets break if end_of_data?(line) end rescue TooLongLine retry end end def cleanup_connection unless @data_finished discard_data end @socket.puts "221 Bye" close end # FIXME: this is the same method of QuickML#content_type def content_type if @message_charset @config.content_type + "; charset=#{@message_charset}" else @config.content_type end end def report_too_large_mail (mail) header = [] subject = Mail.encode_field(_("[QuickML] Error: %s", mail["Subject"])) header.push(["To", mail.from], ["From", @config.postmaster], ["Subject", subject], ["Content-Type", content_type]) max = @config.max_mail_length.commify body = _("Sorry, your mail exceeds the limitation of the length.\n") body << _("The max length is %s bytes.\n\n", max) orig_subject = codeconv(Mail.decode_subject(mail['Subject'])) body << "Subject: #{orig_subject}\n" body << "To: #{mail['To']}\n" body << "From: #{mail['From']}\n" body << "Date: #{mail['Date']}\n" Mail.send_mail(@config.smtp_host, @config.smtp_port, @logger, :mail_from => '', :recipient => mail.from, :header => header, :body => body) end def close return if @socket.closed? @socket.close @logger.vlog "Closed: #{@remote_host}" end def receive_mail (mail) while line = @socket.safe_gets line.xchomp! command, arg = line.split(/\s+/, 2) command = command.downcase.intern # "HELO" => :helo if @command_table.include?(command) @logger.vlog "Command: #{line}" send(command, mail, arg) else @logger.vlog "Unknown SMTP Command: #{command} #{arg}" @socket.puts "502 Error: command not implemented" end break if command == :quit or command == :data end end def process until @socket.closed? begin mail = Mail.new receive_mail(mail) if mail.valid? processor = Processor.new(@config, mail) processor.process end rescue TooLargeMail cleanup_connection report_too_large_mail(mail) if mail.valid? @logger.log "Too Large Mail: #{mail.from}" rescue TooLongLine cleanup_connection @logger.log "Too Long Line: #{mail.from}" end end end def _start begin connect timeout(@config.timeout) { process } rescue TimeoutError @logger.vlog "Timeout: #{@remote_host}" ensure close end end public def start start_time = Time.now _start elapsed = Time.now - start_time @logger.vlog "Session finished: #{elapsed} sec." end end class Server def initialize (config) @config = config @status = :stop @logger = @config.logger @server = TCPServer.new(@config.bind_address, @config.port) end def accept running_sessions = [] @status = :running while @status == :running begin t = Thread.new(@server.accept) {|s| process_session(s) } t.abort_on_exception = true running_sessions.push(t) rescue Errno::ECONNABORTED # caused by @server.shutdown rescue Errno::EINVAL end running_sessions.delete_if {|t| t.status == false } if running_sessions.length >= @config.max_threads ThreadsWait.new(running_sessions).next_wait end end running_sessions.each {|t| t.join } end def process_session (socket) begin session = Session.new(@config, socket) session.start rescue Exception => e @logger.log "Unknown Session Error: #{e.class}: #{e.message}" @logger.log e.backtrace end end def write_pid_file File.safe_open(@config.pid_file, "w") {|f| f.puts Process.pid } end def read_pid_file pid = nil File.safe_open(@config.pid_file, "r") {|f| pid = f.gets.chomp.to_i } pid end def remove_pid_file File.safe_unlink(@config.pid_file) if Process.pid == read_pid_file end public def shutdown @server.shutdown @status = :shutdown end def start raise "server already started" if @status != :stop write_pid_file @logger.log sprintf("Server started at %s:%d [%d]", "localhost", @config.port, Process.pid) accept @logger.log "Server exited [#{Process.pid}]" remove_pid_file end end end quickml-0.7/lib/quickml/utils.rb0000644000076400007640000000257410061026163012421 # # quickml/utils - a part of quickml server # # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Satoru Takabayashi # All rights reserved. # This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. # # You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of # the GNU General Public License version 2. # $KCODE = 'e' require 'kconv' require 'net/smtp' require 'ftools' class TooLongLine < Exception; end class IO def safe_gets (max_length = 1024) s = "" until self.eof? c = self.read(1) s << c if s.length > max_length raise TooLongLine end if c == "\n" return s end end if s.empty? then nil else s end end end class String def xchomp! self.chomp!("\n") self.chomp!("\r") end def normalize_eol! self.xchomp! self << "\n" end def xchomp self.chomp("\n").chomp("\r") end end class TCPSocket def address peeraddr[3] end def hostname peeraddr[2] end end class File def self.safe_open (filename, mode = "r") begin f = File.open(filename, mode) if block_given? yield(f) f.close else return f end rescue => e STDERR.printf "%s: %s\n", $0, e.message exit(1) end end end class Integer # commify(12345) => "12,345" def commify numstr = self.to_s true while numstr.sub!(/^([-+]?\d+)(\d{3})/, '\1,\2') return numstr end end quickml-0.7/lib/quickml/version.rb.in0000644000076400007640000000005410061026163013342 module QuickML VERSION = "%VERSION%" end