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[svn] * src/util.c: localTimeDiff() cached its value and recalculated it every
hour of clock time, regardless of the time the calculated was based on.
This is potentially dangerous at daylight saving changes. So instead
use the cached last result only when the new request is to be based on
a time in the same hour as the cached result.
* src/util.c: Replace the alternate Utl_mktimeGMT() implementation used when
timegm() is not available. The previous version, as suggested by the
glibc timegm() man page, used setenv() and unsetenv() for changing the
environment. These aren't POSIX function, and the POSIX putenv()
(a) is tricky to manage if the same var is being constantly update and
memory isn't to leak, and (b) provides no way to remove an environment
entry. So change to an implementation Wget uses. This should compile on
not glibc systems - the previous version failed to build on Solaris.
author | bears |
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date | Sun, 17 Nov 2002 15:18:19 +0000 |
parents | 3477050e8d10 |
children | baa6408d1bbc |
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/* protocol.c $Id: protocol.c 403 2002-11-10 11:32:17Z bears $ */ #if HAVE_CONFIG_H #include <config.h> #endif #include <stdio.h> #include <ctype.h> #include <pwd.h> #include <signal.h> #include <sys/types.h> #include <unistd.h> #include "common.h" #include "configfile.h" #include "dynamicstring.h" #include "log.h" #include "over.h" #include "util.h" #include "portable.h" #include "protocol.h" static void readAlarm( int sig ) { UNUSED( sig ); return; } Bool Prt_getLn( Str line, FILE *f, int timeoutSeconds ) { size_t len; char *ret; SignalHandler oldHandler = NULL; int line_too_long; if ( timeoutSeconds >= 0 ) { oldHandler = Utl_installSignalHandler( SIGALRM, readAlarm ); if ( oldHandler == SIG_ERR ) { Log_err( "Prt_getLn: signal failed." ); return FALSE; } if ( alarm( timeoutSeconds ) != 0 ) Log_err( "Prt_getLn: Alarm was already set." ); } /* We also accept lines ending with "\n" instead of "\r\n", some clients wrongly send such lines. */ ret = fgets( line, MAXCHAR, f ); if ( timeoutSeconds >= 0 ) { alarm( 0 ); Utl_installSignalHandler( SIGALRM, oldHandler ); } if ( ret == NULL ) return FALSE; len = strlen( line ); if ( len > 0 ) { if ( line[ len - 1 ] == '\n' ) { line[ len - 1 ] = '\0'; if ( len > 1 && line[ len - 2 ] == '\r' ) line[ len - 2 ] = '\0'; } else { /* line too long, skip the rest */ if( len == MAXCHAR ) { Log_err( "Line too long:" ); do { line_too_long = fgetc( f ); } while( line_too_long == EOF || line_too_long == '\n' ); } else /* EOF occured in line, skip line. */ { Log_err( "Ignoring incomplete line %s", line); return FALSE; } } } Log_dbg( LOG_DBG_PROTOCOL, "[R] %s", line ); return TRUE; } Bool Prt_getTxtLn( Str line, Bool *err, FILE *f, int timeoutSeconds ) { Str buf; if ( ! Prt_getLn( buf, f, timeoutSeconds ) ) { Log_err( "Cannot get text line" ); *err = TRUE; return FALSE; } *err = FALSE; if ( buf[ 0 ] == '.' ) { if ( buf[ 1 ] == 0 ) return FALSE; else strcpy( line, buf + 1 ); } else strcpy( line, buf ); return TRUE; } Bool Prt_putTxtLn( const char* line, FILE *f ) { if ( line[ 0 ] == '.' ) { Log_dbg( LOG_DBG_PROTOCOL, "[S] .%s", line ); return ( fprintf( f, ".%s\r\n", line ) == (int)strlen( line ) + 3 ); } else { Log_dbg( LOG_DBG_PROTOCOL, "[S] %s", line ); return ( fprintf( f, "%s\r\n", line ) == (int)strlen( line ) + 2 ); } } Bool Prt_putEndOfTxt( FILE *f ) { Log_dbg( LOG_DBG_PROTOCOL, "[S] ." ); return ( fprintf( f, ".\r\n" ) == 3 ); } /* Write text buffer of lines each ending with '\n'. Replace '\n' by "\r\n". */ Bool Prt_putTxtBuf( const char *buf, FILE *f ) { Str line; const char *pBuf; char *pLn; pBuf = buf; pLn = line; while ( *pBuf != '\0' ) { if ( *pBuf == '\n' ) { *pLn = '\0'; if ( ! Prt_putTxtLn( line, f ) ) return FALSE; pLn = line; ++pBuf; } else if ( pLn - line >= MAXCHAR - 1 ) { /* Put it out raw to prevent String overflow */ Log_err( "Writing VERY long line" ); *pLn = '\0'; if ( fprintf( f, "%s", line ) != (int)strlen( line ) ) return FALSE; pLn = line; } else *(pLn++) = *(pBuf++); } return TRUE; } Bool Prt_getField( Str resultField, Str resultValue, const char* line ) { char *dst; const char *p; Str lineLower, t; Utl_cpyStr( lineLower, line ); Utl_toLower( lineLower ); p = Utl_stripWhiteSpace( lineLower ); if ( p == lineLower ) { dst = resultField; while ( ! isspace( *p ) && *p != ':' && *p != '\0' ) *(dst++) = *(p++); *dst = '\0'; while ( isspace( *p ) ) ++p; if ( *p == ':' ) { ++p; strcpy( t, line + ( p - lineLower ) ); p = Utl_stripWhiteSpace( t ); strcpy( resultValue, p ); return TRUE; } } else /* continued header. */ { strcpy( resultValue, lineLower ); /* include starting whitespace */ return TRUE; } return FALSE; } Bool Prt_searchHeader( const char *artTxt, const char *which, Str result ) { const char *src, *p; char *dst; Str line, whichLower, field; int len; Utl_cpyStr( whichLower, which ); Utl_toLower( whichLower ); src = artTxt; while ( TRUE ) { dst = line; len = 0; while ( *src != '\n' && len < MAXCHAR ) { if ( *src == '\0' ) return FALSE; *(dst++) = *(src++); ++len; } if ( *src == '\n' ) ++src; *dst = '\0'; p = Utl_stripWhiteSpace( line ); if ( *p == '\0' ) break; if ( Prt_getField( field, result, line ) && strcmp( field, whichLower ) == 0 ) return TRUE; } return FALSE; } static void getDomain( Str domain, const char *from ) { const char *addTopLevel, *p1, *p2, *p, *domainStart; Str myDomain; if ( Utl_getFQDN( myDomain ) ) { p = strstr( myDomain, "." ); if ( p != NULL ) domainStart = p + 1; else domainStart = myDomain; } else /* Take domain of From field */ { myDomain[ 0 ] = '\0'; p1 = strstr( from, "@" ); if ( p1 != NULL ) { p2 = strstr( p1, ">" ); if ( p2 != NULL ) Utl_cpyStrN( myDomain, p1 + 1, p2 - p1 - 1 ); } if ( myDomain[ 0 ] == '\0' ) Utl_cpyStr( myDomain, "unknown" ); domainStart = myDomain; } /* If domain contains no dot (and is probably invalid anyway), we add ".local", because some servers insist on domainnames with dot in message ID. */ addTopLevel = strstr( domainStart, "." ) == NULL ? ".local" : ""; snprintf( domain, MAXCHAR, "%s%s", myDomain, addTopLevel ); } /* See RFC 850, section 2.1.7 */ Bool Prt_isValidMsgId( const char *msgId ) { Str head, domain; int len, headLen; const char *p; const char * specials = "\t\r\n ()@<>"; /* hmm, check "\\\'\"[]" as well? */ len = strlen( msgId ); if ( len > 250 ) return FALSE; /* see draft-ietf-usefor-article-06.txt, ch 5.3 */ p = strchr( msgId, '@' ); if ( msgId[ 0 ] != '<' || msgId[ len - 1 ] != '>' || p == NULL ) return FALSE; Utl_cpyStr( domain, p + 1 ); domain[ strlen( domain ) - 1 ] = '\0'; headLen = p - msgId - 1; Utl_cpyStrN( head, msgId + 1, headLen ); head[ headLen ] = '\0'; for ( p = msgId ; *p != '\0' ; p++ ) { if ( ! isascii( *p ) ) return FALSE; } if ( strpbrk( head, specials ) ) return FALSE; if ( strpbrk( domain, specials ) ) return FALSE; return TRUE; } void Prt_genMsgId( Str msgId, const char *from, const char *suffix ) { Str domain, date; time_t t; static long count = 0; const char *pattern; getDomain( domain, from ); time( &t ); strftime( date, MAXCHAR, "%Y%m%d%H%M%S", gmtime( &t ) ); if ( strchr( domain, '@' ) ) pattern = "<%s.%X.%lx.%s%s>"; else pattern = "<%s.%X.%lx.%s@%s>"; snprintf( msgId, MAXCHAR, pattern , date, getpid(), count++ ,suffix, domain ); ASSERT( Prt_isValidMsgId( msgId ) ); } void Prt_genPathHdr( Str pathHdr, const char *from ) { getDomain( pathHdr, from ); Utl_catStr( pathHdr, "!not-for-mail" ); } Bool Prt_genFromHdr( Str fromHdr ) { Str name, domain; const char *nameval; struct passwd *pwd; /* First get the domain to use. If config empty, use FQDN */ Utl_cpyStr( domain, Cfg_fromDomain() ); if ( strlen( domain ) == 0 ) if ( ! Utl_getFQDN( domain ) ) Utl_catStr( domain, "unknown" ); /* Now get pwd for the username */ pwd = getpwuid( getuid() ); if ( pwd == NULL ) return FALSE; /* Now for their name - use env NAME if available */ nameval = getenv( "NAME" ); if ( nameval != NULL ) Utl_cpyStr( name, nameval ); else { char *p; /* Extract from GECOS field. Following the lead of the INN inews, ignore leading stuff like "23-" "stuff]-" or "stuff -" as well as trailing whitespace, or anything that comes after a comma or semicolon. */ nameval = pwd->pw_gecos; p = strchr( nameval, '-' ); if ( p != NULL && p > nameval && ( p[-1] == ']' || p[-1] == ' ' || isdigit( p[ -1 ] ) ) ) nameval = p; p = strrchr( nameval, ',' ); if ( p != NULL ) *p = '\0'; p = strchr( nameval, ';' ); if ( p != NULL ) *p = '\0'; Utl_cpyStr( name, nameval ); } /* OK, build From: contents */ /* deprecated. Utl_cpyStr( fromHdr, pwd->pw_name ); Utl_catStr( fromHdr, "@" ); Utl_catStr( fromHdr, domain ); Utl_catStr( fromHdr, " (" ); Utl_catStr( fromHdr, name ); Utl_catStr( fromHdr, ")" ); */ Utl_cpyStr( fromHdr, "\"" ); Utl_catStr( fromHdr, name ); Utl_catStr( fromHdr, "\" <" ); Utl_catStr( fromHdr, pwd->pw_name ); Utl_catStr( fromHdr, "@" ); Utl_catStr( fromHdr, domain ); Utl_catStr( fromHdr, ">" ); return TRUE; }