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1 /*@ S-nail - a mail user agent derived from Berkeley Mail.
2 *@ Function prototypes and function-alike macros.
4 * Copyright (c) 2000-2004 Gunnar Ritter, Freiburg i. Br., Germany.
5 * Copyright (c) 2012 - 2015 Steffen (Daode) Nurpmeso <sdaoden@users.sf.net>.
6 */
7 /*
8 * Copyright (c) 1980, 1993
9 * The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.
11 * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
12 * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
13 * are met:
14 * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
15 * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
16 * 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
17 * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
18 * documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
19 * 3. Neither the name of the University nor the names of its contributors
20 * may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software
21 * without specific prior written permission.
23 * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE REGENTS AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS'' AND
24 * ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
25 * IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
26 * ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE
27 * FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
28 * DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS
29 * OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
30 * HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
31 * LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
32 * OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
33 * SUCH DAMAGE.
37 * TODO Convert optional utility+ functions to n_*(); ditto
38 * TODO else use generic module-specific prefixes: str_(), am[em]_, sm[em]_, ..
40 /* TODO s-it-mode: not really (docu, funnames, funargs, etc) */
42 #undef FL
43 #ifndef HAVE_AMALGAMATION
44 # define FL extern
45 #else
46 # define FL static
47 #endif
49 /* Memory allocation routines from memory.c offer some debug support */
50 #if defined HAVE_DEBUG || defined HAVE_DEVEL
51 # define HAVE_MEMORY_DEBUG
52 # define SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS , char const *mdbg_file, int mdbg_line
53 # define SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGSCALL , mdbg_file, mdbg_line
54 # define SALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS , char const *mdbg_file, int mdbg_line
55 # define SALLOC_DEBUG_ARGSCALL , mdbg_file, mdbg_line
56 #else
57 # define SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS
58 # define SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGSCALL
59 # define SALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS
60 # define SALLOC_DEBUG_ARGSCALL
61 #endif
64 * Macro-based generics
67 /* Kludges to handle the change from setexit / reset to setjmp / longjmp */
68 #define setexit() (void)sigsetjmp(srbuf, 1)
69 #define reset(x) siglongjmp(srbuf, x)
71 /* ASCII char classification */
72 #define __ischarof(C, FLAGS) \
73 (asciichar(C) && (class_char[(uc_i)(C)] & (FLAGS)) != 0)
75 #define asciichar(c) ((uc_i)(c) <= 0177)
76 #define alnumchar(c) __ischarof(c, C_DIGIT | C_OCTAL | C_UPPER | C_LOWER)
77 #define alphachar(c) __ischarof(c, C_UPPER | C_LOWER)
78 #define blankchar(c) __ischarof(c, C_BLANK)
79 #define blankspacechar(c) __ischarof(c, C_BLANK | C_SPACE)
80 #define cntrlchar(c) (asciichar(c) && class_char[(ui8_t)(c)] == C_CNTRL)
81 #define digitchar(c) __ischarof(c, C_DIGIT | C_OCTAL)
82 #define lowerchar(c) __ischarof(c, C_LOWER)
83 #define punctchar(c) __ischarof(c, C_PUNCT)
84 #define spacechar(c) __ischarof(c, C_BLANK | C_SPACE | C_WHITE)
85 #define upperchar(c) __ischarof(c, C_UPPER)
86 #define whitechar(c) __ischarof(c, C_BLANK | C_WHITE)
87 #define octalchar(c) __ischarof(c, C_OCTAL)
88 #define hexchar(c) /* TODO extend bits, add C_HEX */\
89 (__ischarof(c, C_DIGIT | C_OCTAL) || ((c) >= 'A' && (c) <= 'F') ||\
90 ((c) >= 'a' && (c) <= 'f'))
92 #define upperconv(c) (lowerchar(c) ? (char)((uc_i)(c) - 'a' + 'A') : (c))
93 #define lowerconv(c) (upperchar(c) ? (char)((uc_i)(c) - 'A' + 'a') : (c))
94 /* RFC 822, 3.2. */
95 #define fieldnamechar(c) \
96 (asciichar(c) && (c) > 040 && (c) != 0177 && (c) != ':')
98 /* Could the string contain a regular expression? */
99 #if 0
100 # define is_maybe_regex(S) anyof("^.[]*+?()|$", S)
101 #else
102 # define is_maybe_regex(S) anyof("^[]*+?|$", S)
103 #endif
105 /* Single-threaded, use unlocked I/O */
106 #ifdef HAVE_PUTC_UNLOCKED
107 # undef getc
108 # define getc(c) getc_unlocked(c)
109 # undef putc
110 # define putc(c, f) putc_unlocked(c, f)
111 # undef putchar
112 # define putchar(c) putc_unlocked((c), stdout)
113 #endif
115 /* Truncate a file to the last character written. This is useful just before
116 * closing an old file that was opened for read/write */
117 #define ftrunc(stream) \
118 do {\
119 off_t off;\
120 fflush(stream);\
121 off = ftell(stream);\
122 if (off >= 0)\
123 ftruncate(fileno(stream), off);\
124 } while (0)
126 /* fflush() and rewind() */
127 #define fflush_rewind(stream) \
128 do {\
129 fflush(stream);\
130 rewind(stream);\
131 } while (0)
133 /* There are problems with dup()ing of file-descriptors for child processes.
134 * As long as those are not fixed in equal spirit to (outof(): FIX and
135 * recode.., 2012-10-04), and to avoid reviving of bugs like (If *record* is
136 * set, avoid writing dead content twice.., 2012-09-14), we have to somehow
137 * accomplish that the FILE* fp makes itself comfortable with the *real* offset
138 * of the underlaying file descriptor. Unfortunately Standard I/O and POSIX
139 * don't describe a way for that -- fflush();rewind(); won't do it. This
140 * fseek(END),rewind() pair works around the problem on *BSD and Linux.
141 * Update as of 2014-03-03: with Issue 7 POSIX has overloaded fflush(3): if
142 * used on a readable stream, then
144 * if the file is not already at EOF, and the file is one capable of
145 * seeking, the file offset of the underlying open file description shall
146 * be set to the file position of the stream.
148 * We need our own, simplified and reliable I/O */
149 #if defined _POSIX_VERSION && _POSIX_VERSION + 0 >= 200809L
150 # define really_rewind(stream) \
151 do {\
152 rewind(stream);\
153 fflush(stream);\
154 } while (0)
155 #else
156 # define really_rewind(stream) \
157 do {\
158 rewind(stream);\
159 fflush(stream);\
160 lseek(fileno(stream), 0, SEEK_SET);\
161 } while (0)
162 #endif
165 * accmacvar.c
168 /* Don't use _var_* unless you *really* have to! */
170 /* Constant option key look/(un)set/clear */
171 FL char * _var_oklook(enum okeys okey);
172 #define ok_blook(C) (_var_oklook(CONCAT(ok_b_, C)) != NULL)
173 #define ok_vlook(C) _var_oklook(CONCAT(ok_v_, C))
175 FL bool_t _var_okset(enum okeys okey, uintptr_t val);
176 #define ok_bset(C,B) _var_okset(CONCAT(ok_b_, C), (uintptr_t)(B))
177 #define ok_vset(C,V) _var_okset(CONCAT(ok_v_, C), (uintptr_t)(V))
179 FL bool_t _var_okclear(enum okeys okey);
180 #define ok_bclear(C) _var_okclear(CONCAT(ok_b_, C))
181 #define ok_vclear(C) _var_okclear(CONCAT(ok_v_, C))
183 /* Variable option key look/(un)set/clear */
184 FL char * _var_voklook(char const *vokey);
185 #define vok_blook(S) (_var_voklook(S) != NULL)
186 #define vok_vlook(S) _var_voklook(S)
188 FL bool_t _var_vokset(char const *vokey, uintptr_t val);
189 #define vok_bset(S,B) _var_vokset(S, (uintptr_t)(B))
190 #define vok_vset(S,V) _var_vokset(S, (uintptr_t)(V))
192 FL bool_t _var_vokclear(char const *vokey);
193 #define vok_bclear(S) _var_vokclear(S)
194 #define vok_vclear(S) _var_vokclear(S)
196 /* Environment lookup, if envonly is TRU1 then variable must come from the
197 * process environment (and if via `setenv') */
198 FL char * _env_look(char const *envkey, bool_t envonly);
199 #define env_blook(S,EXCL) (_env_look(S, EXCL) != NULL)
200 #define env_vlook(S,EXCL) _env_look(S, EXCL)
202 /* Special case to handle the typical [xy-USER@HOST,] xy-HOST and plain xy
203 * variable chains; oxm is a bitmix which tells which combinations to test */
204 #ifdef HAVE_SOCKETS
205 FL char * _var_xoklook(enum okeys okey, struct url const *urlp,
206 enum okey_xlook_mode oxm);
207 # define xok_BLOOK(C,URL,M) (_var_xoklook(C, URL, M) != NULL)
208 # define xok_VLOOK(C,URL,M) _var_xoklook(C, URL, M)
209 # define xok_blook(C,URL,M) xok_BLOOK(CONCAT(ok_b_, C), URL, M)
210 # define xok_vlook(C,URL,M) xok_VLOOK(CONCAT(ok_v_, C), URL, M)
211 #endif
213 /* `varshow' */
214 FL int c_varshow(void *v);
216 /* User variable access: `set', `setenv', `unset' and `unsetenv' */
217 FL int c_set(void *v);
218 FL int c_setenv(void *v);
219 FL int c_unset(void *v);
220 FL int c_unsetenv(void *v);
222 /* Ditto: `varedit' */
223 FL int c_varedit(void *v);
225 /* Macros: `define', `undefine', `call' / `~' */
226 FL int c_define(void *v);
227 FL int c_undefine(void *v);
228 FL int c_call(void *v);
230 /* TODO Check wether a *folder-hook* exists for the currently active mailbox */
231 FL bool_t check_folder_hook(bool_t nmail);
233 /* TODO v15 drop Invoke compose hook macname */
234 FL void call_compose_mode_hook(char const *macname);
236 /* Accounts: `account', `unaccount' */
237 FL int c_account(void *v);
238 FL int c_unaccount(void *v);
240 /* `localopts' */
241 FL int c_localopts(void *v);
243 FL void temporary_localopts_free(void); /* XXX intermediate hack */
244 FL void temporary_localopts_folder_hook_unroll(void); /* XXX im. hack */
247 * attachments.c
250 /* Try to add an attachment for file, file_expand()ed.
251 * Return the new head of list aphead, or NULL.
252 * The newly created attachment will be stored in *newap, if given */
253 FL struct attachment * add_attachment(struct attachment *aphead, char *file,
254 struct attachment **newap);
256 /* Append comma-separated list of file names to the end of attachment list */
257 FL void append_attachments(struct attachment **aphead, char *names);
259 /* Interactively edit the attachment list */
260 FL void edit_attachments(struct attachment **aphead);
263 * auxlily.c
266 /* Compute screen size */
267 FL int screensize(void);
269 /* Get our $PAGER; if env_addon is not NULL it is checked wether we know about
270 * some environment variable that supports colour+ and set *env_addon to that,
271 * e.g., "LESS=FRSXi" */
272 FL char const *n_pager_get(char const **env_addon);
274 /* Use a pager or STDOUT to print *fp*; if *lines* is 0, they'll be counted */
275 FL void page_or_print(FILE *fp, size_t lines);
277 /* Parse name and guess at the required protocol */
278 FL enum protocol which_protocol(char const *name);
280 /* Hash the passed string -- uses Chris Torek's hash algorithm */
281 FL ui32_t torek_hash(char const *name);
282 #define hash(S) (torek_hash(S) % HSHSIZE) /* xxx COMPAT (?) */
284 /* Create hash */
285 FL ui32_t pjw(char const *cp); /* TODO obsolete -> torek_hash() */
287 /* Find a prime greater than n */
288 FL ui32_t nextprime(ui32_t n);
290 /* Get *prompt*, or '& ' if *bsdcompat*, of '? ' otherwise */
291 FL char * getprompt(void);
293 /* Detect and query the hostname to use */
294 FL char * nodename(int mayoverride);
296 /* Get a (pseudo) random string of *length* bytes; returns salloc()ed buffer */
297 FL char * getrandstring(size_t length);
299 /* Detect visual width of (blen bytes of) buf, return (size_t)-1 on error.
300 * Give blen UIZ_MAX to strlen(). buf may be NULL if (final) blen is 0 */
301 FL size_t field_detect_width(char const *buf, size_t blen);
303 /* Check (multibyte-safe) how many bytes of buf (which is blen byts) can be
304 * safely placed in a buffer (field width) of maxlen bytes */
305 FL size_t field_detect_clip(size_t maxlen, char const *buf, size_t blen);
307 /* Put maximally maxlen bytes of buf, a buffer of blen bytes, into store,
308 * taking into account multibyte code point boundaries and possibly
309 * encapsulating in bidi_info toggles as necessary */
310 FL size_t field_put_bidi_clip(char *store, size_t maxlen, char const *buf,
311 size_t blen);
313 /* Place cp in a salloc()ed buffer, column-aligned; for header display only */
314 FL char * colalign(char const *cp, int col, int fill,
315 int *cols_decr_used_or_null);
317 /* Convert a string to a displayable one;
318 * prstr() returns the result savestr()d, prout() writes it */
319 FL void makeprint(struct str const *in, struct str *out);
320 FL size_t delctrl(char *cp, size_t len);
321 FL char * prstr(char const *s);
322 FL int prout(char const *s, size_t sz, FILE *fp);
324 /* Print out a Unicode character or a substitute for it, return 0 on error or
325 * wcwidth() (or 1) on success */
326 FL size_t putuc(int u, int c, FILE *fp);
328 /* Check wether bidirectional info maybe needed for blen bytes of bdat */
329 FL bool_t bidi_info_needed(char const *bdat, size_t blen);
331 /* Create bidirectional text encapsulation information; without HAVE_NATCH_CHAR
332 * the strings are always empty */
333 FL void bidi_info_create(struct bidi_info *bip);
335 /* Check wether the argument string is a true (1) or false (0) boolean, or an
336 * invalid string, in which case -1 is returned; if emptyrv is not -1 then it,
337 * treated as a boolean, is used as the return value shall inbuf be empty.
338 * inlen may be UIZ_MAX to force strlen() detection */
339 FL si8_t boolify(char const *inbuf, uiz_t inlen, si8_t emptyrv);
341 /* Dig a "quadoption" in inbuf (possibly going through getapproval() in
342 * interactive mode). Returns a boolean or -1 if inbuf content is invalid;
343 * if emptyrv is not -1 then it, treated as a boolean, is used as the return
344 * value shall inbuf be empty. If prompt is set it is printed first if intera.
345 * inlen may be UIZ_MAX to force strlen() detection */
346 FL si8_t quadify(char const *inbuf, uiz_t inlen, char const *prompt,
347 si8_t emptyrv);
349 /* Is the argument "all" (case-insensitive) or "*" */
350 FL bool_t n_is_all_or_aster(char const *name);
352 /* Get seconds since epoch */
353 FL time_t n_time_epoch(void);
355 /* Update *tc* to now; only .tc_time updated unless *full_update* is true */
356 FL void time_current_update(struct time_current *tc,
357 bool_t full_update);
359 /* Returns 0 if fully slept, number of millis left if ignint is true and we
360 * were interrupted. Actual resolution may be second or less.
361 * Note in case of HAVE_SLEEP this may be SIGALARM based. */
362 FL uiz_t n_msleep(uiz_t millis, bool_t ignint);
364 /* Our error print series.. Note: these reverse scan format in order to know
365 * wether a newline was included or not -- this affects the output! */
366 FL void n_err(char const *format, ...);
367 FL void n_verr(char const *format, va_list ap);
369 /* ..(for use in a signal handler; to be obsoleted..).. */
370 FL void n_err_sighdl(char const *format, ...);
372 /* Our perror(3); if errval is 0 errno(3) is used; newline appended */
373 FL void n_perr(char const *msg, int errval);
375 /* Announce a fatal error (and die); newline appended */
376 FL void n_alert(char const *format, ...);
377 FL void n_panic(char const *format, ...);
379 /* `errors' */
380 #ifdef HAVE_ERRORS
381 FL int c_errors(void *vp);
382 #else
383 # define c_errors c_cmdnotsupp
384 #endif
387 * cmd1.c
390 FL int c_cmdnotsupp(void *v);
392 /* `headers' (show header group, possibly after setting dot) */
393 FL int c_headers(void *v);
395 /* Like c_headers(), but pre-prepared message vector */
396 FL int print_header_group(int *vector);
398 /* Scroll to the next/previous screen */
399 FL int c_scroll(void *v);
400 FL int c_Scroll(void *v);
402 /* Print out the headlines for each message in the passed message list */
403 FL int c_from(void *v);
405 /* Print all message in between and including bottom and topx if they are
406 * visible and either only_marked is false or they are MMARKed */
407 FL void print_headers(size_t bottom, size_t topx, bool_t only_marked);
409 /* Print out the value of dot */
410 FL int c_pdot(void *v);
412 /* Paginate messages, honor/don't honour ignored fields, respectively */
413 FL int c_more(void *v);
414 FL int c_More(void *v);
416 /* Type out messages, honor/don't honour ignored fields, respectively */
417 FL int c_type(void *v);
418 FL int c_Type(void *v);
420 /* Show MIME-encoded message text, including all fields */
421 FL int c_show(void *v);
423 /* Pipe messages, honor/don't honour ignored fields, respectively */
424 FL int c_pipe(void *v);
425 FL int c_Pipe(void *v);
427 /* Print the top so many lines of each desired message.
428 * The number of lines is taken from *toplines* and defaults to 5 */
429 FL int c_top(void *v);
431 /* Touch all the given messages so that they will get mboxed */
432 FL int c_stouch(void *v);
434 /* Make sure all passed messages get mboxed */
435 FL int c_mboxit(void *v);
437 /* List the folders the user currently has */
438 FL int c_folders(void *v);
441 * cmd2.c
444 /* If any arguments were given, go to the next applicable argument following
445 * dot, otherwise, go to the next applicable message. If given as first
446 * command with no arguments, print first message */
447 FL int c_next(void *v);
449 /* Move the dot up or down by one message */
450 FL int c_dotmove(void *v);
452 /* Save a message in a file. Mark the message as saved so we can discard when
453 * the user quits */
454 FL int c_save(void *v);
455 FL int c_Save(void *v);
457 /* Copy a message to a file without affected its saved-ness */
458 FL int c_copy(void *v);
459 FL int c_Copy(void *v);
461 /* Move a message to a file */
462 FL int c_move(void *v);
463 FL int c_Move(void *v);
465 /* Decrypt and copy a message to a file */
466 FL int c_decrypt(void *v);
467 FL int c_Decrypt(void *v);
469 /* Write the indicated messages at the end of the passed file name, minus
470 * header and trailing blank line. This is the MIME save function */
471 FL int c_write(void *v);
473 /* Delete messages */
474 FL int c_delete(void *v);
476 /* Delete messages, then type the new dot */
477 FL int c_deltype(void *v);
479 /* Undelete the indicated messages */
480 FL int c_undelete(void *v);
482 /* Add the given header fields to the retained list. If no arguments, print
483 * the current list of retained fields */
484 FL int c_retfield(void *v);
486 /* Add the given header fields to the ignored list. If no arguments, print the
487 * current list of ignored fields */
488 FL int c_igfield(void *v);
490 FL int c_saveretfield(void *v);
491 FL int c_saveigfield(void *v);
492 FL int c_fwdretfield(void *v);
493 FL int c_fwdigfield(void *v);
494 FL int c_unignore(void *v);
495 FL int c_unretain(void *v);
496 FL int c_unsaveignore(void *v);
497 FL int c_unsaveretain(void *v);
498 FL int c_unfwdignore(void *v);
499 FL int c_unfwdretain(void *v);
502 * cmd3.c
505 /* Process a shell escape by saving signals, ignoring signals and a sh -c */
506 FL int c_shell(void *v);
508 /* Fork an interactive shell */
509 FL int c_dosh(void *v);
511 /* Show the help screen */
512 FL int c_help(void *v);
514 /* Print user's working directory */
515 FL int c_cwd(void *v);
517 /* Change user's working directory */
518 FL int c_chdir(void *v);
520 /* All thinkable sorts of `reply' / `respond' and `followup'.. */
521 FL int c_reply(void *v);
522 FL int c_replyall(void *v);
523 FL int c_replysender(void *v);
524 FL int c_Reply(void *v);
525 FL int c_followup(void *v);
526 FL int c_followupall(void *v);
527 FL int c_followupsender(void *v);
528 FL int c_Followup(void *v);
530 /* ..and a mailing-list reply */
531 FL int c_Lreply(void *v);
533 /* The 'forward' command */
534 FL int c_forward(void *v);
536 /* Similar to forward, saving the message in a file named after the first
537 * recipient */
538 FL int c_Forward(void *v);
540 /* Resend a message list to a third person */
541 FL int c_resend(void *v);
543 /* Resend a message list to a third person without adding headers */
544 FL int c_Resend(void *v);
546 /* Preserve messages, so that they will be sent back to the system mailbox */
547 FL int c_preserve(void *v);
549 /* Mark all given messages as unread */
550 FL int c_unread(void *v);
552 /* Mark all given messages as read */
553 FL int c_seen(void *v);
555 /* Print the size of each message */
556 FL int c_messize(void *v);
558 /* `file' (`folder') and `File' (`Folder') */
559 FL int c_file(void *v);
560 FL int c_File(void *v);
562 /* Expand file names like echo */
563 FL int c_echo(void *v);
565 /* 'newmail' command: Check for new mail without writing old mail back */
566 FL int c_newmail(void *v);
568 /* Message flag manipulation */
569 FL int c_flag(void *v);
570 FL int c_unflag(void *v);
571 FL int c_answered(void *v);
572 FL int c_unanswered(void *v);
573 FL int c_draft(void *v);
574 FL int c_undraft(void *v);
576 /* noop */
577 FL int c_noop(void *v);
579 /* Remove mailbox */
580 FL int c_remove(void *v);
582 /* Rename mailbox */
583 FL int c_rename(void *v);
585 /* `urlencode' and `urldecode' */
586 FL int c_urlencode(void *v);
587 FL int c_urldecode(void *v);
590 * cmd_cnd.c
593 /* if.elif.else.endif conditional execution.
594 * condstack_isskip() returns wether the current condition state doesn't allow
595 * execution of commands.
596 * condstack_release() and condstack_take() are used when PS_SOURCING files, they
597 * rotate the current condition stack; condstack_take() returns a false boolean
598 * if the current condition stack has unclosed conditionals */
599 FL int c_if(void *v);
600 FL int c_elif(void *v);
601 FL int c_else(void *v);
602 FL int c_endif(void *v);
603 FL bool_t condstack_isskip(void);
604 FL void * condstack_release(void);
605 FL bool_t condstack_take(void *self);
608 * collect.c
612 * If quotefile is (char*)-1, stdin will be used, caller has to verify that
613 * we're not running in interactive mode */
614 FL FILE * collect(struct header *hp, int printheaders, struct message *mp,
615 char *quotefile, int doprefix, si8_t *checkaddr_err);
617 FL void savedeadletter(FILE *fp, int fflush_rewind_first);
620 * edit.c
623 /* Edit a message list */
624 FL int c_editor(void *v);
626 /* Invoke the visual editor on a message list */
627 FL int c_visual(void *v);
629 /* Run an editor on either size bytes of the file fp (or until EOF if size is
630 * negative) or on the message mp, and return a new file or NULL on error of if
631 * the user didn't perform any edits.
632 * For now we assert that mp==NULL if hp!=NULL, treating this as a special call
633 * from within compose mode, and giving TRUM1 to puthead().
634 * Signals must be handled by the caller. viored is 'e' for ed, 'v' for vi */
635 FL FILE * run_editor(FILE *fp, off_t size, int viored, int readonly,
636 struct header *hp, struct message *mp,
637 enum sendaction action, sighandler_type oldint);
640 * colour.c
643 #ifdef HAVE_COLOUR
644 /* `(un)?colour' */
645 FL int c_colour(void *v);
646 FL int c_uncolour(void *v);
648 /* We want coloured output (in this salloc() cycle). pager_used is used to
649 * test wether *colour-pager* is to be inspected.
650 * The push/pop functions deal with recursive execute()ions, for now. TODO
651 * env_gut() will reset() as necessary */
652 FL void n_colour_env_create(enum n_colour_ctx cctx, bool_t pager_used);
653 FL void n_colour_env_push(void);
654 FL void n_colour_env_pop(bool_t any_env_till_root);
655 FL void n_colour_env_gut(FILE *fp);
657 /* Putting anything (for pens: including NULL) resets current state first */
658 FL void n_colour_put(FILE *fp, enum n_colour_id cid, char const *ctag);
659 FL void n_colour_reset(FILE *fp);
661 /* Of course temporary only and may return NULL. Doesn't affect state! */
662 FL struct str const *n_colour_reset_to_str(void);
664 /* A pen is bound to its environment and automatically reclaimed; it may be
665 * NULL but that can be used anyway for simplicity.
666 * This includes pen_to_str() -- which doesn't affect state! */
667 FL struct n_colour_pen *n_colour_pen_create(enum n_colour_id cid,
668 char const *ctag);
669 FL void n_colour_pen_put(struct n_colour_pen *self, FILE *fp);
671 FL struct str const *n_colour_pen_to_str(struct n_colour_pen *self);
673 #else /* HAVE_COLOUR */
674 # define c_colour c_cmdnotsupp
675 # define c_uncolour c_cmdnotsupp
676 # define c_mono c_cmdnotsupp
677 # define c_unmono c_cmdnotsupp
678 #endif
681 * dotlock.c
684 /* Aquire a flt lock and create a dotlock file; upon success a registered
685 * control-pipe FILE* is returned that keeps the link in between us and the
686 * lock-holding fork(2)ed subprocess (which conditionally replaced itself via
687 * execv(2) with the privilege-separated dotlock helper program): the lock file
688 * will be removed once the control pipe is closed via Pclose().
689 * Will try FILE_LOCK_TRIES times if pollmsecs > 0 (once otherwise).
690 * If *dotlock_ignore_error* is set (FILE*)-1 will be returned if at least the
691 * normal file lock could be established, otherwise errno is usable on error */
692 FL FILE * n_dotlock(char const *fname, int fd, enum n_file_lock_type flt,
693 off_t off, off_t len, size_t pollmsecs);
696 * filter.c
699 /* Quote filter */
700 FL struct quoteflt * quoteflt_dummy(void); /* TODO LEGACY */
701 FL void quoteflt_init(struct quoteflt *self, char const *prefix);
702 FL void quoteflt_destroy(struct quoteflt *self);
703 FL void quoteflt_reset(struct quoteflt *self, FILE *f);
704 FL ssize_t quoteflt_push(struct quoteflt *self, char const *dat,
705 size_t len);
706 FL ssize_t quoteflt_flush(struct quoteflt *self);
708 /* (Primitive) HTML tagsoup filter */
709 #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_HTML_TAGSOUP
710 /* TODO Because we don't support filter chains yet this filter will be run
711 * TODO in a dedicated subprocess, driven via a special Popen() mode */
712 FL int htmlflt_process_main(void);
714 FL void htmlflt_init(struct htmlflt *self);
715 FL void htmlflt_destroy(struct htmlflt *self);
716 FL void htmlflt_reset(struct htmlflt *self, FILE *f);
717 FL ssize_t htmlflt_push(struct htmlflt *self, char const *dat, size_t len);
718 FL ssize_t htmlflt_flush(struct htmlflt *self);
719 #endif
722 * fio.c
725 /* fgets() replacement to handle lines of arbitrary size and with embedded \0
726 * characters.
727 * line - line buffer. *line may be NULL.
728 * linesize - allocated size of line buffer.
729 * count - maximum characters to read. May be NULL.
730 * llen - length_of_line(*line).
731 * fp - input FILE.
732 * appendnl - always terminate line with \n, append if necessary.
734 FL char * fgetline(char **line, size_t *linesize, size_t *count,
735 size_t *llen, FILE *fp, int appendnl SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
736 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
737 # define fgetline(A,B,C,D,E,F) \
738 fgetline(A, B, C, D, E, F, __FILE__, __LINE__)
739 #endif
741 /* Read up a line from the specified input into the linebuffer.
742 * Return the number of characters read. Do not include the newline at EOL.
743 * n is the number of characters already read */
744 FL int readline_restart(FILE *ibuf, char **linebuf, size_t *linesize,
745 size_t n SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
746 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
747 # define readline_restart(A,B,C,D) \
748 readline_restart(A, B, C, D, __FILE__, __LINE__)
749 #endif
751 /* Read a complete line of input, with editing if interactive and possible.
752 * If prompt is NULL we'll call getprompt() first, if necessary.
753 * nl_escape defines wether user can escape newlines via backslash (POSIX).
754 * If string is set it is used as the initial line content if in interactive
755 * mode, otherwise this argument is ignored for reproducibility.
756 * Return number of octets or a value <0 on error.
757 * Note: may use the currently `source'd file stream instead of stdin! */
758 FL int readline_input(char const *prompt, bool_t nl_escape,
759 char **linebuf, size_t *linesize, char const *string
760 SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
761 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
762 # define readline_input(A,B,C,D,E) readline_input(A,B,C,D,E,__FILE__,__LINE__)
763 #endif
765 /* Read a line of input, with editing if interactive and possible, return it
766 * savestr()d or NULL in case of errors or if an empty line would be returned.
767 * This may only be called from toplevel (not during PS_SOURCING).
768 * If prompt is NULL we'll call getprompt() if necessary.
769 * If string is set it is used as the initial line content if in interactive
770 * mode, otherwise this argument is ignored for reproducibility.
771 * If OPT_INTERACTIVE a non-empty return is saved in the history, isgabby */
772 FL char * n_input_cp_addhist(char const *prompt, char const *string,
773 bool_t isgabby);
775 /* Set up the input pointers while copying the mail file into /tmp */
776 FL void setptr(FILE *ibuf, off_t offset);
778 /* Drop the passed line onto the passed output buffer. If a write error occurs
779 * return -1, else the count of characters written, including the newline */
780 FL int putline(FILE *obuf, char *linebuf, size_t count);
782 /* Determine the size of the file possessed by the passed buffer */
783 FL off_t fsize(FILE *iob);
785 /* accmacvar.c hook: *folder* variable has been updated; if folder shouldn't
786 * be replaced by something else leave store alone, otherwise smalloc() the
787 * desired value (ownership will be taken) */
788 FL bool_t var_folder_updated(char const *folder, char **store);
790 /* Return the name of the dead.letter file */
791 FL char const * getdeadletter(void);
793 /* Will retry FILE_LOCK_RETRIES times if pollmsecs > 0 */
794 FL bool_t n_file_lock(int fd, enum n_file_lock_type flt,
795 off_t off, off_t len, size_t pollmsecs);
797 /* Deal with loading of resource files and dealing with a stack of files for
798 * the source command */
800 /* Load a file of user definitions -- this is *only* for main()! */
801 FL void load(char const *name);
803 /* Pushdown current input file and switch to a new one. Set the global flag
804 * PS_SOURCING so that others will realize that they are no longer reading from
805 * a tty (in all probability).
806 * The latter won't return failure (TODO should be replaced by "-f FILE") */
807 FL int c_source(void *v);
808 FL int c_source_if(void *v);
810 /* Pop the current input back to the previous level. Update the PS_SOURCING
811 * flag as appropriate */
812 FL int unstack(void);
815 * folder.c
818 /* Set up editing on the given file name.
819 * If the first character of name is %, we are considered to be editing the
820 * file, otherwise we are reading our mail which has signficance for mbox and
821 * so forth */
822 FL int setfile(char const *name, enum fedit_mode fm);
824 FL int newmailinfo(int omsgCount);
826 /* Set the size of the message vector used to construct argument lists to
827 * message list functions */
828 FL void setmsize(int sz);
830 /* Logic behind -H / -L invocations */
831 FL void print_header_summary(char const *Larg);
833 /* Announce the presence of the current Mail version, give the message count,
834 * and print a header listing */
835 FL void announce(int printheaders);
837 /* Announce information about the file we are editing. Return a likely place
838 * to set dot */
839 FL int newfileinfo(void);
841 FL int getmdot(int nmail);
843 FL void initbox(char const *name);
845 /* Determine the current *folder* name, store it in *name* */
846 FL bool_t getfold(char *name, size_t size);
849 * head.c
852 /* Return the user's From: address(es) */
853 FL char const * myaddrs(struct header *hp);
855 /* Boil the user's From: addresses down to a single one, or use *sender* */
856 FL char const * myorigin(struct header *hp);
858 /* See if the passed line buffer, which may include trailing newline (sequence)
859 * is a mail From_ header line according to RFC 4155.
860 * If compat is true laxe POSIX syntax is instead sufficient to match From_ */
861 FL int is_head(char const *linebuf, size_t linelen, bool_t compat);
863 /* Savage extract date field from From_ line. linelen is convenience as line
864 * must be terminated (but it may end in a newline [sequence]).
865 * Return wether the From_ line was parsed successfully */
866 FL int extract_date_from_from_(char const *line, size_t linelen,
867 char datebuf[FROM_DATEBUF]);
869 /* Extract some header fields (see e.g. -t documentation) from a message.
870 * If options&OPT_t_FLAG *and* pstate&PS_t_FLAG are both set a number of
871 * additional header fields are understood and address joining is performed as
872 * necessary, and the subject is treated with additional care, too.
873 * If pstate&PS_t_FLAG is set but OPT_t_FLAG is no more, From: will not be
874 * assigned no more.
875 * This calls expandaddr() on some headers and sets checkaddr_err if that is
876 * not NULL -- note it explicitly allows EAF_NAME because aliases are not
877 * expanded when this is called! */
878 FL void extract_header(FILE *fp, struct header *hp,
879 si8_t *checkaddr_err);
881 /* Return the desired header line from the passed message
882 * pointer (or NULL if the desired header field is not available).
883 * If mult is zero, return the content of the first matching header
884 * field only, the content of all matching header fields else */
885 FL char * hfield_mult(char const *field, struct message *mp, int mult);
886 #define hfieldX(a, b) hfield_mult(a, b, 1)
887 #define hfield1(a, b) hfield_mult(a, b, 0)
889 /* Check whether the passed line is a header line of the desired breed.
890 * Return the field body, or 0 */
891 FL char const * thisfield(char const *linebuf, char const *field);
893 /* Get sender's name from this message. If the message has a bunch of arpanet
894 * stuff in it, we may have to skin the name before returning it */
895 FL char * nameof(struct message *mp, int reptype);
897 /* Start of a "comment". Ignore it */
898 FL char const * skip_comment(char const *cp);
900 /* Return the start of a route-addr (address in angle brackets), if present */
901 FL char const * routeaddr(char const *name);
903 /* Query *expandaddr*, parse it and return flags.
904 * The flags are already adjusted for OPT_INTERACTIVE / OPT_TILDE_FLAG etc. */
905 FL enum expand_addr_flags expandaddr_to_eaf(void);
907 /* Check if an address is invalid, either because it is malformed or, if not,
908 * according to eacm. Return FAL0 when it looks good, TRU1 if it is invalid
909 * but the error condition wasn't covered by a 'hard "fail"ure', -1 otherwise */
910 FL si8_t is_addr_invalid(struct name *np,
911 enum expand_addr_check_mode eacm);
913 /* Does *NP* point to a file or pipe addressee? */
914 #define is_fileorpipe_addr(NP) \
915 (((NP)->n_flags & NAME_ADDRSPEC_ISFILEORPIPE) != 0)
917 /* Return skinned version of *NP*s name */
918 #define skinned_name(NP) \
919 (assert((NP)->n_flags & NAME_SKINNED), \
920 ((struct name const*)NP)->n_name)
922 /* Skin an address according to the RFC 822 interpretation of "host-phrase" */
923 FL char * skin(char const *name);
925 /* Skin *name* and extract the *addr-spec* according to RFC 5322.
926 * Store the result in .ag_skinned and also fill in those .ag_ fields that have
927 * actually been seen.
928 * Return 0 if something good has been parsed, 1 if fun didn't exactly know how
929 * to deal with the input, or if that was plain invalid */
930 FL int addrspec_with_guts(int doskin, char const *name,
931 struct addrguts *agp);
933 /* Fetch the real name from an internet mail address field */
934 FL char * realname(char const *name);
936 /* Fetch the sender's name from the passed message. reptype can be
937 * 0 -- get sender's name for display purposes
938 * 1 -- get sender's name for reply
939 * 2 -- get sender's name for Reply */
940 FL char * name1(struct message *mp, int reptype);
942 /* Trim away all leading Re: etc., return pointer to plain subject.
943 * Note it doesn't perform any MIME decoding by itself */
944 FL char * subject_re_trim(char *cp);
946 FL int msgidcmp(char const *s1, char const *s2);
948 /* See if the given header field is supposed to be ignored */
949 FL int is_ign(char const *field, size_t fieldlen,
950 struct ignoretab igta[2]);
952 FL int member(char const *realfield, struct ignoretab *table);
954 /* Fake Sender for From_ lines if missing, e. g. with POP3 */
955 FL char const * fakefrom(struct message *mp);
957 FL char const * fakedate(time_t t);
959 /* From username Fri Jan 2 20:13:51 2004
960 * | | | | |
961 * 0 5 10 15 20 */
962 #ifdef HAVE_IMAP_SEARCH
963 FL time_t unixtime(char const *from);
964 #endif
966 FL time_t rfctime(char const *date);
968 FL time_t combinetime(int year, int month, int day,
969 int hour, int minute, int second);
971 FL void substdate(struct message *m);
973 /* TODO Weird thing that tries to fill in From: and Sender: */
974 FL void setup_from_and_sender(struct header *hp);
976 /* Note: returns 0x1 if both args were NULL */
977 FL struct name const * check_from_and_sender(struct name const *fromfield,
978 struct name const *senderfield);
980 #ifdef HAVE_OPENSSL
981 FL char * getsender(struct message *m);
982 #endif
984 /* Fill in / reedit the desired header fields */
985 FL int grab_headers(struct header *hp, enum gfield gflags,
986 int subjfirst);
988 /* Check wether sep->ss_sexpr (or ->ss_regex) matches any header of mp */
989 FL bool_t header_match(struct message *mp, struct search_expr const *sep);
992 * imap_search.c
995 #ifdef HAVE_IMAP_SEARCH
996 FL enum okay imap_search(char const *spec, int f);
997 #endif
1000 * lex.c
1003 /* Interpret user commands. If standard input is not a tty, print no prompt;
1004 * return wether the last processed command returned error */
1005 FL bool_t commands(void);
1007 /* TODO drop execute() is the legacy version of evaluate().
1008 * It assumes we've been invoked recursively */
1009 FL int execute(char *linebuf, size_t linesize);
1011 /* Evaluate a single command.
1012 * .ev_add_history and .ev_new_content will be updated upon success.
1013 * Command functions return 0 for success, 1 for error, and -1 for abort.
1014 * 1 or -1 aborts a load or source, a -1 aborts the interactive command loop */
1015 FL int evaluate(struct eval_ctx *evp);
1017 /* The following gets called on receipt of an interrupt. This is to abort
1018 * printout of a command, mainly. Dispatching here when command() is inactive
1019 * crashes rcv. Close all open files except 0, 1, 2, and the temporary. Also,
1020 * unstack all source files */
1021 FL void onintr(int s);
1023 /* Print the docstring of `comm', which may be an abbreviation.
1024 * Return FAL0 if there is no such command */
1025 #ifdef HAVE_DOCSTRINGS
1026 FL bool_t print_comm_docstr(char const *comm);
1027 #endif
1030 * list.c
1033 /* Count the number of arguments in the given string raw list */
1034 FL int argcount(char **argv);
1036 /* Convert user string of message numbers and store the numbers into vector.
1037 * Returns the count of messages picked up or -1 on error */
1038 FL int getmsglist(char *buf, int *vector, int flags);
1040 /* Scan out the list of string arguments, shell style for a RAWLIST */
1041 FL int getrawlist(char const *line, size_t linesize,
1042 char **argv, int argc, int echolist);
1044 /* Find the first message whose flags&m==f and return its message number */
1045 FL int first(int f, int m);
1047 /* Mark the named message by setting its mark bit */
1048 FL void mark(int mesg, int f);
1051 * message.c
1054 /* Return a file buffer all ready to read up the passed message pointer */
1055 FL FILE * setinput(struct mailbox *mp, struct message *m,
1056 enum needspec need);
1058 /* */
1059 FL enum okay get_body(struct message *mp);
1061 /* Reset (free) the global message array */
1062 FL void message_reset(void);
1064 /* Append the passed message descriptor onto the message array; if mp is NULL,
1065 * NULLify the entry at &[msgCount-1] */
1066 FL void message_append(struct message *mp);
1068 /* Append a NULL message */
1069 FL void message_append_null(void);
1071 /* Check wether sep->ss_sexpr (or ->ss_regex) matches mp. If with_headers is
1072 * true then the headers will also be searched (as plain text) */
1073 FL bool_t message_match(struct message *mp, struct search_expr const *sep,
1074 bool_t with_headers);
1076 /* */
1077 FL struct message * setdot(struct message *mp);
1079 /* Touch the named message by setting its MTOUCH flag. Touched messages have
1080 * the effect of not being sent back to the system mailbox on exit */
1081 FL void touch(struct message *mp);
1084 * maildir.c
1087 FL int maildir_setfile(char const *name, enum fedit_mode fm);
1089 FL void maildir_quit(void);
1091 FL enum okay maildir_append(char const *name, FILE *fp, long offset);
1093 FL enum okay maildir_remove(char const *name);
1096 * main.c
1099 /* Quit quickly. If PS_SOURCING, just pop the input level by returning error */
1100 FL int c_rexit(void *v);
1103 * memory.c
1106 /* Try to use alloca() for some function-local buffers and data, fall back to
1107 * smalloc()/free() if not available */
1109 #ifdef HAVE_ALLOCA
1110 # define ac_alloc(n) HAVE_ALLOCA(n)
1111 # define ac_free(n) do {UNUSED(n);} while (0)
1112 #else
1113 # define ac_alloc(n) smalloc(n)
1114 # define ac_free(n) free(n)
1115 #endif
1117 /* Generic heap memory */
1119 FL void * smalloc(size_t s SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1120 FL void * srealloc(void *v, size_t s SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1121 FL void * scalloc(size_t nmemb, size_t size SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1123 #ifdef HAVE_MEMORY_DEBUG
1124 FL void sfree(void *v SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1126 /* Called by sreset(), then */
1127 FL void n_memreset(void);
1129 FL int c_memtrace(void *v);
1131 /* For immediate debugging purposes, it is possible to check on request */
1132 FL bool_t n__memcheck(char const *file, int line);
1134 # define smalloc(SZ) smalloc(SZ, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1135 # define srealloc(P,SZ) srealloc(P, SZ, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1136 # define scalloc(N,SZ) scalloc(N, SZ, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1137 # define free(P) sfree(P, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1138 # define c_memtrace c_memtrace
1139 # define n_memcheck() n__memcheck(__FILE__, __LINE__)
1140 #else
1141 # define n_memreset() do{}while(0)
1142 #endif
1144 /* String storage, auto-reclaimed after execution level is left */
1146 /* Allocate size more bytes of space and return the address of the first byte
1147 * to the caller. An even number of bytes are always allocated so that the
1148 * space will always be on a word boundary */
1149 FL void * salloc(size_t size SALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1150 FL void * csalloc(size_t nmemb, size_t size SALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1151 #if defined HAVE_DEBUG || defined HAVE_DEVEL
1152 # define salloc(SZ) salloc(SZ, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1153 # define csalloc(NM,SZ) csalloc(NM, SZ, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1154 #endif
1156 /* Auto-reclaim string storage; if only_if_relaxed is true then only perform
1157 * the reset when a srelax_hold() is currently active */
1158 FL void sreset(bool_t only_if_relaxed);
1160 /* The "problem" with sreset() is that it releases all string storage except
1161 * what was present once spreserve() had been called; it therefore cannot be
1162 * called from all that code which yet exists and walks about all the messages
1163 * in order, e.g. quit(), searches, etc., because, unfortunately, these code
1164 * paths are reached with new intermediate string dope already in use.
1165 * Thus such code should take a srelax_hold(), successively call srelax() after
1166 * a single message has been handled, and finally srelax_rele() (unless it is
1167 * clear that sreset() occurs anyway) */
1168 FL void srelax_hold(void);
1169 FL void srelax_rele(void);
1170 FL void srelax(void);
1172 /* Make current string storage permanent: new allocs will be auto-reclaimed by
1173 * sreset(). This is called once only, from within main() */
1174 FL void spreserve(void);
1176 /* 'sstats' command */
1177 #if defined HAVE_DEBUG || defined HAVE_DEVEL
1178 FL int c_sstats(void *v);
1179 # define c_sstats c_sstats
1180 #endif
1183 * mime.c
1186 /* *charset-7bit*, else CHARSET_7BIT */
1187 FL char const * charset_get_7bit(void);
1189 /* *charset-8bit*, else CHARSET_8BIT */
1190 #ifdef HAVE_ICONV
1191 FL char const * charset_get_8bit(void);
1192 #endif
1194 /* LC_CTYPE:CODESET / *ttycharset*, else *charset-8bit*, else CHARSET_8BIT */
1195 FL char const * charset_get_lc(void);
1197 /* *sendcharsets* .. *charset-8bit* iterator; *a_charset_to_try_first* may be
1198 * used to prepend a charset to this list (e.g., for *reply-in-same-charset*).
1199 * The returned boolean indicates charset_iter_is_valid().
1200 * Without HAVE_ICONV, this "iterates" over charset_get_lc() only */
1201 FL bool_t charset_iter_reset(char const *a_charset_to_try_first);
1202 FL bool_t charset_iter_next(void);
1203 FL bool_t charset_iter_is_valid(void);
1204 FL char const * charset_iter(void);
1206 /* And this is (xxx temporary?) which returns the iterator if that is valid and
1207 * otherwise either charset_get_8bit() or charset_get_lc() dep. on HAVE_ICONV */
1208 FL char const * charset_iter_or_fallback(void);
1210 FL void charset_iter_recurse(char *outer_storage[2]); /* TODO LEGACY */
1211 FL void charset_iter_restore(char *outer_storage[2]); /* TODO LEGACY */
1213 /* Check wether our headers will need MIME conversion */
1214 #ifdef HAVE_ICONV
1215 FL char const * need_hdrconv(struct header *hp);
1216 #endif
1218 /* Convert header fields from RFC 1522 format */
1219 FL void mime_fromhdr(struct str const *in, struct str *out,
1220 enum tdflags flags);
1222 /* Interpret MIME strings in parts of an address field */
1223 FL char * mime_fromaddr(char const *name);
1225 /* fwrite(3) performing the given MIME conversion */
1226 FL ssize_t mime_write(char const *ptr, size_t size, FILE *f,
1227 enum conversion convert, enum tdflags dflags,
1228 struct quoteflt *qf, struct str *rest);
1229 FL ssize_t xmime_write(char const *ptr, size_t size, /* TODO LEGACY */
1230 FILE *f, enum conversion convert, enum tdflags dflags);
1233 * mime_enc.c
1234 * Content-Transfer-Encodings as defined in RFC 2045 (and RFC 2047):
1235 * - Quoted-Printable, section 6.7
1236 * - Base64, section 6.8
1237 * TODO for now this is pretty mixed up regarding this external interface.
1238 * TODO in v15.0 CTE will be filter based, and explicit conversion will
1239 * TODO gain clear error codes
1242 /* Utilities: the former converts the byte c into a (NUL terminated)
1243 * hexadecimal string as is used in URL percent- and quoted-printable encoding,
1244 * the latter performs the backward conversion and returns the character or -1
1245 * on error; both don't deal with the sequence-introducing percent "%" */
1246 FL char * mime_char_to_hexseq(char store[3], char c);
1247 FL si32_t mime_hexseq_to_char(char const *hex);
1249 /* Default MIME Content-Transfer-Encoding: as via *encoding* */
1250 FL enum mime_enc mime_enc_target(void);
1252 /* Map from a Content-Transfer-Encoding: header body (which may be NULL) */
1253 FL enum mime_enc mime_enc_from_ctehead(char const *hbody);
1255 /* XXX Try to get rid of that */
1256 FL char const * mime_enc_from_conversion(enum conversion const convert);
1258 /* How many characters of (the complete body) ln need to be quoted.
1259 * Only MIMEEF_ISHEAD and MIMEEF_ISENCWORD are understood */
1260 FL size_t mime_enc_mustquote(char const *ln, size_t lnlen,
1261 enum mime_enc_flags flags);
1263 /* How much space is necessary to encode len bytes in QP, worst case.
1264 * Includes room for terminator */
1265 FL size_t qp_encode_calc_size(size_t len);
1267 /* If flags includes QP_ISHEAD these assume "word" input and use special
1268 * quoting rules in addition; soft line breaks are not generated.
1269 * Otherwise complete input lines are assumed and soft line breaks are
1270 * generated as necessary */
1271 FL struct str * qp_encode(struct str *out, struct str const *in,
1272 enum qpflags flags);
1273 #ifdef notyet
1274 FL struct str * qp_encode_cp(struct str *out, char const *cp,
1275 enum qpflags flags);
1276 FL struct str * qp_encode_buf(struct str *out, void const *vp, size_t vp_len,
1277 enum qpflags flags);
1278 #endif
1280 /* If rest is set then decoding will assume body text input (assumes input
1281 * represents lines, only create output when input didn't end with soft line
1282 * break [except it finalizes an encoded CRLF pair]), otherwise it is assumed
1283 * to decode a header strings and (1) uses special decoding rules and (b)
1284 * directly produces output.
1285 * The buffers of out and possibly rest will be managed via srealloc().
1286 * Returns OKAY. XXX or STOP on error (in which case out is set to an error
1287 * XXX message); caller is responsible to free buffers */
1288 FL int qp_decode(struct str *out, struct str const *in,
1289 struct str *rest);
1291 /* How much space is necessary to encode len bytes in Base64, worst case.
1292 * Includes room for (CR/LF/CRLF and) terminator */
1293 FL size_t b64_encode_calc_size(size_t len);
1295 /* Note these simply convert all the input (if possible), including the
1296 * insertion of NL sequences if B64_CRLF or B64_LF is set (and multiple thereof
1297 * if B64_MULTILINE is set).
1298 * Thus, in the B64_BUF case, better call b64_encode_calc_size() first */
1299 FL struct str * b64_encode(struct str *out, struct str const *in,
1300 enum b64flags flags);
1301 FL struct str * b64_encode_buf(struct str *out, void const *vp, size_t vp_len,
1302 enum b64flags flags);
1303 #ifdef HAVE_SMTP
1304 FL struct str * b64_encode_cp(struct str *out, char const *cp,
1305 enum b64flags flags);
1306 #endif
1308 /* If rest is set then decoding will assume text input.
1309 * The buffers of out and possibly rest will be managed via srealloc().
1310 * Returns OKAY or STOP on error (in which case out is set to an error
1311 * message); caller is responsible to free buffers.
1312 * XXX STOP is effectively not returned for text input (rest!=NULL), instead
1313 * XXX replacement characters are produced for invalid data */
1314 FL int b64_decode(struct str *out, struct str const *in,
1315 struct str *rest);
1318 * mime_param.c
1321 /* Get a mime style parameter from a header body */
1322 FL char * mime_param_get(char const *param, char const *headerbody);
1324 /* Format parameter name to have value, salloc() it or NULL (error) in result.
1325 * 0 on error, 1 or -1 on success: the latter if result contains \n newlines,
1326 * which it will if the created param requires more than MIME_LINELEN bytes;
1327 * there is never a trailing newline character */
1328 /* TODO mime_param_create() should return a StrList<> or something.
1329 * TODO in fact it should take a HeaderField* and append a HeaderFieldParam*! */
1330 FL si8_t mime_param_create(struct str *result, char const *name,
1331 char const *value);
1333 /* Get the boundary out of a Content-Type: multipart/xyz header field, return
1334 * salloc()ed copy of it; store strlen() in *len if set */
1335 FL char * mime_param_boundary_get(char const *headerbody, size_t *len);
1337 /* Create a salloc()ed MIME boundary */
1338 FL char * mime_param_boundary_create(void);
1341 * mime_parse.c
1344 /* Create MIME part object tree for and of mp */
1345 FL struct mimepart * mime_parse_msg(struct message *mp,
1346 enum mime_parse_flags mpf);
1349 * mime_types.c
1352 /* `(un)?mimetype' commands */
1353 FL int c_mimetype(void *v);
1354 FL int c_unmimetype(void *v);
1356 /* Return a Content-Type matching the name, or NULL if none could be found */
1357 FL char * mime_type_classify_filename(char const *name);
1359 /* Classify content of *fp* as necessary and fill in arguments; **charset* is
1360 * left alone unless it's non-NULL */
1361 FL enum conversion mime_type_classify_file(FILE *fp, char const **contenttype,
1362 char const **charset, int *do_iconv);
1364 /* Dependend on *mime-counter-evidence* mpp->m_ct_type_usr_ovwr will be set,
1365 * but otherwise mpp is const */
1366 FL enum mimecontent mime_type_classify_part(struct mimepart *mpp);
1368 /* Query handler for a part, return the plain type (& MIME_HDL_TYPE_MASK).
1369 * mhp is anyway initialized (mh_flags, mh_msg) */
1370 FL enum mime_handler_flags mime_type_handler(struct mime_handler *mhp,
1371 struct mimepart const *mpp,
1372 enum sendaction action);
1375 * nam_a_grp.c
1378 /* Allocate a single element of a name list, initialize its name field to the
1379 * passed name and return it */
1380 FL struct name * nalloc(char *str, enum gfield ntype);
1382 /* Like nalloc(), but initialize from content of np */
1383 FL struct name * ndup(struct name *np, enum gfield ntype);
1385 /* Concatenate the two passed name lists, return the result */
1386 FL struct name * cat(struct name *n1, struct name *n2);
1388 /* Duplicate np */
1389 FL struct name * namelist_dup(struct name const *np, enum gfield ntype);
1391 /* Determine the number of undeleted elements in a name list and return it;
1392 * the latter also doesn't count file and pipe addressees in addition */
1393 FL ui32_t count(struct name const *np);
1394 FL ui32_t count_nonlocal(struct name const *np);
1396 /* Extract a list of names from a line, and make a list of names from it.
1397 * Return the list or NULL if none found */
1398 FL struct name * extract(char const *line, enum gfield ntype);
1400 /* Like extract() unless line contains anyof ",\"\\(<|", in which case
1401 * comma-separated list extraction is used instead */
1402 FL struct name * lextract(char const *line, enum gfield ntype);
1404 /* Turn a list of names into a string of the same names */
1405 FL char * detract(struct name *np, enum gfield ntype);
1407 /* Get a lextract() list via n_input_cp_addhist(), reassigning to *np* */
1408 FL struct name * grab_names(char const *field, struct name *np, int comma,
1409 enum gfield gflags);
1411 /* Check wether n1 n2 share the domain name */
1412 FL bool_t name_is_same_domain(struct name const *n1,
1413 struct name const *n2);
1415 /* Check all addresses in np and delete invalid ones; if set_on_error is not
1416 * NULL it'll be set to TRU1 for error or -1 for "hard fail" error */
1417 FL struct name * checkaddrs(struct name *np, enum expand_addr_check_mode eacm,
1418 si8_t *set_on_error);
1420 /* Vaporise all duplicate addresses in hp (.h_(to|cc|bcc)) so that an address
1421 * that "first" occurs in To: is solely in there, ditto Cc:, after expanding
1422 * aliases etc. eacm and set_on_error are passed to checkaddrs(), metoo is
1423 * passed to usermap(). After updating hp to the new state this returns
1424 * a flat list of all addressees, which may be NULL */
1425 FL struct name * namelist_vaporise_head(struct header *hp,
1426 enum expand_addr_check_mode eacm, bool_t metoo,
1427 si8_t *set_on_error);
1429 /* Map all of the aliased users in the invoker's mailrc file and insert them
1430 * into the list */
1431 FL struct name * usermap(struct name *names, bool_t force_metoo);
1433 /* Remove all of the duplicates from the passed name list by insertion sorting
1434 * them, then checking for dups. Return the head of the new list */
1435 FL struct name * elide(struct name *names);
1437 /* `alternates' deal with the list of alternate names */
1438 FL int c_alternates(void *v);
1440 FL struct name * delete_alternates(struct name *np);
1442 FL int is_myname(char const *name);
1444 /* `(un)?alias' */
1445 FL int c_alias(void *v);
1446 FL int c_unalias(void *v);
1448 /* `(un)?ml(ist|subscribe)', and a check wether a name is a (wanted) list */
1449 FL int c_mlist(void *v);
1450 FL int c_unmlist(void *v);
1451 FL int c_mlsubscribe(void *v);
1452 FL int c_unmlsubscribe(void *v);
1454 FL enum mlist_state is_mlist(char const *name, bool_t subscribed_only);
1456 /* `(un)?shortcut', and check if str is one, return expansion or NULL */
1457 FL int c_shortcut(void *v);
1458 FL int c_unshortcut(void *v);
1460 FL char const * shortcut_expand(char const *str);
1462 /* `(un)?customhdr'.
1463 * Query a list of all currently defined custom headers (salloc()ed) */
1464 FL int c_customhdr(void *v);
1465 FL int c_uncustomhdr(void *v);
1467 FL struct n_header_field * n_customhdr_query(void);
1470 * openssl.c
1473 #ifdef HAVE_OPENSSL
1474 /* */
1475 FL enum okay ssl_open(struct url const *urlp, struct sock *sp);
1477 /* */
1478 FL void ssl_gen_err(char const *fmt, ...);
1480 /* */
1481 FL int c_verify(void *vp);
1483 /* */
1484 FL FILE * smime_sign(FILE *ip, char const *addr);
1486 /* */
1487 FL FILE * smime_encrypt(FILE *ip, char const *certfile, char const *to);
1489 FL struct message * smime_decrypt(struct message *m, char const *to,
1490 char const *cc, int signcall);
1492 /* */
1493 FL enum okay smime_certsave(struct message *m, int n, FILE *op);
1495 #else /* HAVE_OPENSSL */
1496 # define c_verify c_cmdnotsupp
1497 #endif
1500 * path.c
1503 /* Test to see if the passed file name is a directory, return true if it is */
1504 FL bool_t is_dir(char const *name);
1506 /* */
1507 FL bool_t n_path_mkdir(char const *name);
1509 /* Delete a file, but only if the file is a plain file; return FAL0 on system
1510 * error and TRUM1 if name is not a plain file, return TRU1 on success */
1511 FL bool_t n_path_rm(char const *name);
1513 /* A get-wd..restore-wd approach */
1514 FL enum okay cwget(struct cw *cw);
1515 FL enum okay cwret(struct cw *cw);
1516 FL void cwrelse(struct cw *cw);
1519 * pop3.c
1522 #ifdef HAVE_POP3
1523 /* */
1524 FL enum okay pop3_noop(void);
1526 /* */
1527 FL int pop3_setfile(char const *server, enum fedit_mode fm);
1529 /* */
1530 FL enum okay pop3_header(struct message *m);
1532 /* */
1533 FL enum okay pop3_body(struct message *m);
1535 /* */
1536 FL void pop3_quit(void);
1537 #endif /* HAVE_POP3 */
1540 * popen.c
1541 * Subprocesses, popen, but also file handling with registering
1544 /* For program startup in main.c: initialize process manager */
1545 FL void command_manager_start(void);
1547 /* Notes: OF_CLOEXEC is implied in oflags, xflags may be NULL */
1548 FL FILE * safe_fopen(char const *file, char const *oflags, int *xflags);
1550 /* Notes: OF_CLOEXEC|OF_REGISTER are implied in oflags!
1551 * Exception is Fdopen() if nocloexec is TRU1, but otherwise even for it the fd
1552 * creator has to take appropriate steps in order to ensure this is true! */
1553 FL FILE * Fopen(char const *file, char const *oflags);
1554 FL FILE * Fdopen(int fd, char const *oflags, bool_t nocloexec);
1556 FL int Fclose(FILE *fp);
1558 /* Open file according to oflags (see popen.c). Handles compressed files */
1559 FL FILE * Zopen(char const *file, char const *oflags);
1561 /* Create a temporary file in tempdir, use namehint for its name (prefix
1562 * unless OF_SUFFIX is set, in which case namehint is an extension that MUST be
1563 * part of the resulting filename, otherwise Ftmp() will fail), store the
1564 * unique name in fn (unless OF_UNLINK is set in oflags), and return a stdio
1565 * FILE pointer with access oflags. OF_CLOEXEC is implied in oflags.
1566 * One of OF_WRONLY and OF_RDWR must be set. Mode of 0600 is implied */
1567 FL FILE * Ftmp(char **fn, char const *namehint, enum oflags oflags);
1569 /* If OF_HOLDSIGS was set when calling Ftmp(), then hold_all_sigs() had been
1570 * called: call this to unlink(2) and free *fn and to rele_all_sigs() */
1571 FL void Ftmp_release(char **fn);
1573 /* Free the resources associated with the given filename. To be called after
1574 * unlink() */
1575 FL void Ftmp_free(char **fn);
1577 /* Create a pipe and ensure CLOEXEC bit is set in both descriptors */
1578 FL bool_t pipe_cloexec(int fd[2]);
1581 * env_addon may be NULL, otherwise it is expected to be a NULL terminated
1582 * array of "K=V" strings to be placed into the childs environment.
1583 * If cmd==(char*)-1 then shell is indeed expected to be a PTF :P that will be
1584 * called from within the child process */
1585 FL FILE * Popen(char const *cmd, char const *mode, char const *shell,
1586 char const **env_addon, int newfd1);
1587 FL bool_t Pclose(FILE *fp, bool_t dowait);
1589 /* In OPT_INTERACTIVE, we want to go over $PAGER.
1590 * These are specialized version of Popen()/Pclose() which also encapsulate
1591 * error message printing, terminal handling etc. additionally */
1592 FL FILE * n_pager_open(void);
1593 FL bool_t n_pager_close(FILE *fp);
1595 /* */
1596 FL void close_all_files(void);
1598 /* Fork a child process, enable use of the *child() series below */
1599 FL int fork_child(void);
1601 /* Run a command without a shell, with optional arguments and splicing of stdin
1602 * and stdout. FDs may also be COMMAND_FD_NULL and COMMAND_FD_PASS, meaning to
1603 * redirect from/to /dev/null or pass through our own set of FDs; in the
1604 * latter case terminal capabilities are saved/restored if possible.
1605 * The command name can be a sequence of words.
1606 * Signals must be handled by the caller. "Mask" contains the signals to
1607 * ignore in the new process. SIGINT is enabled unless it's in the mask.
1608 * env_addon may be NULL, otherwise it is expected to be a NULL terminated
1609 * array of "K=V" strings to be placed into the childs environment */
1610 FL int run_command(char const *cmd, sigset_t *mask, int infd,
1611 int outfd, char const *a0, char const *a1, char const *a2,
1612 char const **env_addon);
1614 /* Like run_command, but don't wait for the command to finish.
1615 * Also it is usually an error to use COMMAND_FD_PASS for this one */
1616 FL int start_command(char const *cmd, sigset_t *mask, int infd,
1617 int outfd, char const *a0, char const *a1, char const *a2,
1618 char const **env_addon);
1620 /* In-child process */
1621 FL void prepare_child(sigset_t *nset, int infd, int outfd);
1623 /* Mark a child as don't care - pid */
1624 FL void free_child(int pid);
1626 /* Wait for pid, return wether we've had a normal EXIT_SUCCESS exit.
1627 * If wait_status is set, set it to the reported waitpid(2) wait status */
1628 FL bool_t wait_child(int pid, int *wait_status);
1631 * quit.c
1634 /* Save all of the undetermined messages at the top of "mbox". Save all
1635 * untouched messages back in the system mailbox. Remove the system mailbox,
1636 * if none saved there */
1637 FL void quit(void);
1639 /* Adjust the message flags in each message */
1640 FL int holdbits(void);
1642 /* Create another temporary file and copy user's mbox file darin. If there is
1643 * no mbox, copy nothing. If he has specified "append" don't copy his mailbox,
1644 * just copy saveable entries at the end */
1645 FL enum okay makembox(void);
1647 FL void save_mbox_for_possible_quitstuff(void); /* TODO DROP IF U CAN */
1649 FL int savequitflags(void);
1651 FL void restorequitflags(int);
1654 * send.c
1657 /* Send message described by the passed pointer to the passed output buffer.
1658 * Return -1 on error. Adjust the status: field if need be. If doign is
1659 * given, suppress ignored header fields. prefix is a string to prepend to
1660 * each output line. action = data destination
1661 * (SEND_MBOX,_TOFILE,_TODISP,_QUOTE,_DECRYPT). stats[0] is line count,
1662 * stats[1] is character count. stats may be NULL. Note that stats[0] is
1663 * valid for SEND_MBOX only */
1664 FL int sendmp(struct message *mp, FILE *obuf, struct ignoretab *doign,
1665 char const *prefix, enum sendaction action, ui64_t *stats);
1668 * sendout.c
1671 /* Interface between the argument list and the mail1 routine which does all the
1672 * dirty work */
1673 FL int mail(struct name *to, struct name *cc, struct name *bcc,
1674 char *subject, struct attachment *attach, char *quotefile,
1675 int recipient_record);
1677 /* `mail' and `Mail' commands, respectively */
1678 FL int c_sendmail(void *v);
1679 FL int c_Sendmail(void *v);
1681 /* Mail a message on standard input to the people indicated in the passed
1682 * header. (Internal interface) */
1683 FL enum okay mail1(struct header *hp, int printheaders,
1684 struct message *quote, char *quotefile, int recipient_record,
1685 int doprefix);
1687 /* Create a Date: header field.
1688 * We compare the localtime() and gmtime() results to get the timezone, because
1689 * numeric timezones are easier to read and because $TZ isn't always set */
1690 FL int mkdate(FILE *fo, char const *field);
1692 /* Dump the to, subject, cc header on the passed file buffer.
1693 * nosend_msg tells us not to dig to deep but to instead go for compose mode or
1694 * editing a message (yet we're stupid and cannot do it any better) - if it is
1695 * TRUM1 then we're really in compose mode and will produce some fields for
1696 * easier filling in */
1697 FL int puthead(bool_t nosend_msg, struct header *hp, FILE *fo,
1698 enum gfield w, enum sendaction action,
1699 enum conversion convert, char const *contenttype,
1700 char const *charset);
1702 /* */
1703 FL enum okay resend_msg(struct message *mp, struct name *to, int add_resent);
1706 * shexp.c
1709 /* Evaluate the string given as a new mailbox name. Supported meta characters:
1710 * . % for my system mail box
1711 * . %user for user's system mail box
1712 * . # for previous file
1713 * . & invoker's mbox file
1714 * . +file file in folder directory
1715 * . any shell meta character (except for FEXP_NSHELL).
1716 * If FEXP_NSHELL is set you possibly want to call fexpand_nshell_quote(),
1717 * a poor man's vis(3), on name before calling this (and showing the user).
1718 * Returns the file name as an auto-reclaimed string */
1719 FL char * fexpand(char const *name, enum fexp_mode fexpm);
1721 #define expand(N) fexpand(N, FEXP_FULL) /* XXX obsolete */
1722 #define file_expand(N) fexpand(N, FEXP_LOCAL) /* XXX obsolete */
1724 /* A poor man's vis(3) for only backslash escaping as for FEXP_NSHELL.
1725 * Returns the (possibly adjusted) buffer in auto-reclaimed storage */
1726 FL char * fexpand_nshell_quote(char const *name);
1728 /* (Try to) Expand ^~/? and ^~USER/? constructs.
1729 * Returns the completely resolved (maybe empty or identical to input)
1730 * salloc()ed string */
1731 FL char * n_shell_expand_tilde(char const *s, bool_t *err_or_null);
1733 /* (Try to) Expand any shell variable in s, allowing backslash escaping
1734 * (of any following character) with bsescape.
1735 * Returns the completely resolved (maybe empty) salloc()ed string.
1736 * Logs on error */
1737 FL char * n_shell_expand_var(char const *s, bool_t bsescape,
1738 bool_t *err_or_null);
1740 /* Check wether *s is an escape sequence, expand it as necessary.
1741 * Returns the expanded sequence or 0 if **s is NUL or PROMPT_STOP if it is \c.
1742 * *s is advanced to after the expanded sequence (as possible).
1743 * If use_prompt_extensions is set, an enum prompt_exp may be returned */
1744 FL int n_shell_expand_escape(char const **s,
1745 bool_t use_prompt_extensions);
1748 * signal.c
1751 FL void n_raise(int signo);
1753 /* Provide BSD-like signal() on all (POSIX) systems */
1754 FL sighandler_type safe_signal(int signum, sighandler_type handler);
1756 /* Hold *all* signals but SIGCHLD, and release that total block again */
1757 FL void hold_all_sigs(void);
1758 FL void rele_all_sigs(void);
1760 /* Hold HUP/QUIT/INT */
1761 FL void hold_sigs(void);
1762 FL void rele_sigs(void);
1764 /* Call _ENTER_SWITCH() with the according flags, it'll take care for the rest
1765 * and also set the jump buffer - it returns 0 if anything went fine and
1766 * a signal number if a jump occurred, in which case all handlers requested in
1767 * flags are temporarily SIG_IGN.
1768 * _cleanup_ping() informs the condome that no jumps etc. shall be performed
1769 * until _leave() is called in the following -- to be (optionally) called right
1770 * before the local jump label is reached which is jumped to after a long jump
1771 * occurred, straight code flow provided, e.g., to avoid destructors to be
1772 * called twice. _leave() must always be called last, reraise_flags will be
1773 * used to decide how signal handling has to continue
1775 #define n_SIGMAN_ENTER_SWITCH(S,F) do{\
1776 int __x__;\
1777 hold_sigs();\
1778 if(sigsetjmp((S)->sm_jump, 1))\
1779 __x__ = -1;\
1780 else\
1781 __x__ = F;\
1782 n__sigman_enter(S, __x__);\
1783 }while(0); switch((S)->sm_signo)
1784 FL int n__sigman_enter(struct n_sigman *self, int flags);
1785 FL void n_sigman_cleanup_ping(struct n_sigman *self);
1786 FL void n_sigman_leave(struct n_sigman *self, enum n_sigman_flags flags);
1788 /* Pending signal or 0? */
1789 FL int n_sigman_peek(void);
1790 FL void n_sigman_consume(void);
1792 /* Not-Yet-Dead debug information (handler installation in main.c) */
1793 #if defined HAVE_DEBUG || defined HAVE_DEVEL
1794 FL void _nyd_chirp(ui8_t act, char const *file, ui32_t line,
1795 char const *fun);
1796 FL void _nyd_oncrash(int signo);
1798 # define HAVE_NYD
1799 # define NYD_ENTER _nyd_chirp(1, __FILE__, __LINE__, __FUN__)
1800 # define NYD_LEAVE _nyd_chirp(2, __FILE__, __LINE__, __FUN__)
1801 # define NYD _nyd_chirp(0, __FILE__, __LINE__, __FUN__)
1802 # define NYD_X _nyd_chirp(0, __FILE__, __LINE__, __FUN__)
1803 # ifdef HAVE_NYD2
1804 # define NYD2_ENTER _nyd_chirp(1, __FILE__, __LINE__, __FUN__)
1805 # define NYD2_LEAVE _nyd_chirp(2, __FILE__, __LINE__, __FUN__)
1806 # define NYD2 _nyd_chirp(0, __FILE__, __LINE__, __FUN__)
1807 # endif
1808 #else
1809 # undef HAVE_NYD
1810 #endif
1811 #ifndef NYD
1812 # define NYD_ENTER do {} while (0)
1813 # define NYD_LEAVE do {} while (0)
1814 # define NYD do {} while (0)
1815 # define NYD_X do {} while (0) /* XXX LEGACY */
1816 #endif
1817 #ifndef NYD2
1818 # define NYD2_ENTER do {} while (0)
1819 # define NYD2_LEAVE do {} while (0)
1820 # define NYD2 do {} while (0)
1821 #endif
1824 * smtp.c
1827 #ifdef HAVE_SMTP
1828 /* Send a message via SMTP */
1829 FL bool_t smtp_mta(struct sendbundle *sbp);
1830 #endif
1833 * socket.c
1836 #ifdef HAVE_SOCKETS
1837 FL bool_t sopen(struct sock *sp, struct url *urlp);
1838 FL int sclose(struct sock *sp);
1839 FL enum okay swrite(struct sock *sp, char const *data);
1840 FL enum okay swrite1(struct sock *sp, char const *data, int sz,
1841 int use_buffer);
1843 /* */
1844 FL int sgetline(char **line, size_t *linesize, size_t *linelen,
1845 struct sock *sp SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1846 # ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
1847 # define sgetline(A,B,C,D) sgetline(A, B, C, D, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1848 # endif
1849 #endif
1852 * spam.c
1855 #ifdef HAVE_SPAM
1856 /* Direct mappings of the various spam* commands */
1857 FL int c_spam_clear(void *v);
1858 FL int c_spam_set(void *v);
1859 FL int c_spam_forget(void *v);
1860 FL int c_spam_ham(void *v);
1861 FL int c_spam_rate(void *v);
1862 FL int c_spam_spam(void *v);
1863 #else
1864 # define c_spam_clear c_cmdnotsupp
1865 # define c_spam_set c_cmdnotsupp
1866 # define c_spam_forget c_cmdnotsupp
1867 # define c_spam_ham c_cmdnotsupp
1868 # define c_spam_rate c_cmdnotsupp
1869 # define c_spam_spam c_cmdnotsupp
1870 #endif
1873 * ssl.c
1876 #ifdef HAVE_SSL
1877 /* */
1878 FL void ssl_set_verify_level(struct url const *urlp);
1880 /* */
1881 FL enum okay ssl_verify_decide(void);
1883 /* */
1884 FL enum okay smime_split(FILE *ip, FILE **hp, FILE **bp, long xcount,
1885 int keep);
1887 /* */
1888 FL FILE * smime_sign_assemble(FILE *hp, FILE *bp, FILE *sp,
1889 char const *message_digest);
1891 /* */
1892 FL FILE * smime_encrypt_assemble(FILE *hp, FILE *yp);
1894 /* */
1895 FL struct message * smime_decrypt_assemble(struct message *m, FILE *hp,
1896 FILE *bp);
1898 /* */
1899 FL int c_certsave(void *v);
1901 /* */
1902 FL enum okay rfc2595_hostname_match(char const *host, char const *pattern);
1903 #else /* HAVE_SSL */
1904 # define c_certsave c_cmdnotsupp
1905 #endif
1908 * strings.c
1911 /* Return a pointer to a dynamic copy of the argument */
1912 FL char * savestr(char const *str SALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1913 FL char * savestrbuf(char const *sbuf, size_t sbuf_len SALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1914 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
1915 # define savestr(CP) savestr(CP, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1916 # define savestrbuf(CBP,CBL) savestrbuf(CBP, CBL, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1917 #endif
1919 /* Concatenate cp2 onto cp1 (if not NULL), separated by sep (if not '\0') */
1920 FL char * savecatsep(char const *cp1, char sep, char const *cp2
1921 SALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1922 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
1923 # define savecatsep(S1,SEP,S2) savecatsep(S1, SEP, S2, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1924 #endif
1926 /* Make copy of argument incorporating old one, if set, separated by space */
1927 #define save2str(S,O) savecatsep(O, ' ', S)
1929 /* strcat */
1930 #define savecat(S1,S2) savecatsep(S1, '\0', S2)
1932 /* Create duplicate, lowercasing all characters along the way */
1933 FL char * i_strdup(char const *src SALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1934 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
1935 # define i_strdup(CP) i_strdup(CP, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1936 #endif
1938 /* */
1939 FL struct str * str_concat_csvl(struct str *self, ...);
1941 /* */
1942 FL struct str * str_concat_cpa(struct str *self, char const * const *cpa,
1943 char const *sep_o_null SALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1944 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
1945 # define str_concat_cpa(S,A,N) str_concat_cpa(S, A, N, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1946 #endif
1948 /* Plain char* support, not auto-reclaimed (unless noted) */
1950 /* Are any of the characters in the two strings the same? */
1951 FL int anyof(char const *s1, char const *s2);
1953 /* Treat *iolist as a sep separated list of strings; find and return the
1954 * next entry, trimming surrounding whitespace, and point *iolist to the next
1955 * entry or to NULL if no more entries are contained. If ignore_empty is not
1956 * set empty entries are started over.
1957 * strescsep will assert that sep is not NULL, and allows escaping of the
1958 * separator character with a backslash.
1959 * Return NULL or an entry */
1960 FL char * n_strsep(char **iolist, char sep, bool_t ignore_empty);
1961 FL char * n_strescsep(char **iolist, char sep, bool_t ignore_empty);
1963 /* Copy a string, lowercasing it as we go; *size* is buffer size of *dest*;
1964 * *dest* will always be terminated unless *size* is 0 */
1965 FL void i_strcpy(char *dest, char const *src, size_t size);
1967 /* Is *as1* a valid prefix of *as2*? */
1968 FL int is_prefix(char const *as1, char const *as2);
1970 /* Backslash quote (" and \) v'alue, and return salloc()ed result */
1971 FL char * string_quote(char const *v);
1973 /* Get (and isolate) the last, possibly quoted part of linebuf, set *needs_list
1974 * to indicate wether getmsglist() et al need to be called to collect
1975 * additional args that remain in linebuf. If strip is true possibly
1976 * surrounding quote characters are removed. Return NULL on "error" */
1977 FL char * laststring(char *linebuf, bool_t *needs_list, bool_t strip);
1979 /* Convert a string to lowercase, in-place and with multibyte-aware */
1980 FL void makelow(char *cp);
1982 /* Is *sub* a substring of *str*, case-insensitive and multibyte-aware? */
1983 FL bool_t substr(char const *str, char const *sub);
1985 /* */
1986 FL char * sstpcpy(char *dst, char const *src);
1987 FL char * sstrdup(char const *cp SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1988 FL char * sbufdup(char const *cp, size_t len SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
1989 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
1990 # define sstrdup(CP) sstrdup(CP, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1991 # define sbufdup(CP,L) sbufdup(CP, L, __FILE__, __LINE__)
1992 #endif
1994 /* Copy at most dstsize bytes of src to dst and return string length.
1995 * Returns -E2BIG if dst is not large enough; dst will always be terminated
1996 * unless dstsize was 0 on entry */
1997 FL ssize_t n_strscpy(char *dst, char const *src, size_t dstsize);
1999 /* Case-independent ASCII comparisons */
2000 FL int asccasecmp(char const *s1, char const *s2);
2001 FL int ascncasecmp(char const *s1, char const *s2, size_t sz);
2003 /* Case-independent ASCII string find s2 in s1, return it or NULL */
2004 FL char const *asccasestr(char const *s1, char const *s2);
2006 /* Case-independent ASCII check wether as2 is the initial substring of as1 */
2007 FL bool_t is_asccaseprefix(char const *as1, char const *as2);
2009 /* struct str related support funs */
2011 /* *self->s* is srealloc()ed */
2012 FL struct str * n_str_dup(struct str *self, struct str const *t
2013 SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
2015 /* *self->s* is srealloc()ed, *self->l* incremented */
2016 FL struct str * n_str_add_buf(struct str *self, char const *buf, size_t buflen
2017 SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
2018 #define n_str_add(S, T) n_str_add_buf(S, (T)->s, (T)->l)
2019 #define n_str_add_cp(S, CP) n_str_add_buf(S, CP, (CP) ? strlen(CP) : 0)
2021 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
2022 # define n_str_dup(S,T) n_str_dup(S, T, __FILE__, __LINE__)
2023 # define n_str_add_buf(S,B,BL) n_str_add_buf(S, B, BL, __FILE__, __LINE__)
2024 #endif
2026 /* struct n_string
2027 * May have NULL buffer, may contain embedded NULs */
2029 /* Lifetime */
2030 #define n_string_creat(S) \
2031 ((S)->s_dat = NULL, (S)->s_len = (S)->s_auto = (S)->s_size = 0, (S))
2032 #define n_string_creat_auto(S) \
2033 ((S)->s_dat = NULL, (S)->s_len = (S)->s_size = 0, (S)->s_auto = TRU1, (S))
2034 #define n_string_gut(S) ((S)->s_size != 0 ? (void)n_string_clear(S) : (void)0)
2036 /* Truncate to size, which must be LE current length */
2037 #define n_string_trunc(S,L) ((S)->s_len = (L), (S))
2039 /* Release buffer ownership */
2040 #define n_string_drop_ownership(S) \
2041 ((S)->s_dat = NULL, (S)->s_len = (S)->s_size = 0, (S))
2043 /* Release all memory */
2044 FL struct n_string *n_string_clear(struct n_string *self SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
2046 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
2047 # define n_string_clear(S) \
2048 ((S)->s_size != 0 ? (n_string_clear)(S, __FILE__, __LINE__) : (S))
2049 #else
2050 # define n_string_clear(S) ((S)->s_size != 0 ? (n_string_clear)(S) : (S))
2051 #endif
2053 /* Reserve room for noof additional bytes */
2054 FL struct n_string *n_string_reserve(struct n_string *self, size_t noof
2055 SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
2057 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
2058 # define n_string_reserve(S,N) (n_string_reserve)(S, N, __FILE__, __LINE__)
2059 #endif
2061 /* */
2062 FL struct n_string *n_string_push_buf(struct n_string *self, char const *buf,
2063 size_t buflen SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
2064 #define n_string_push(S, T) n_string_push_buf(S, (T)->s_len, (T)->s_dat)
2065 #define n_string_push_cp(S,CP) n_string_push_buf(S, CP, UIZ_MAX)
2066 FL struct n_string *n_string_push_c(struct n_string *self, char c
2067 SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
2069 #define n_string_assign(S,T) ((S)->s_len = 0, n_string_push(S, T))
2070 #define n_string_assign_cp(S,CP) ((S)->s_len = 0, n_string_push_cp(S, CP))
2071 #define n_string_assign_buf(S,B,BL) \
2072 ((S)->s_len = 0, n_string_push_buf(S, B, BL))
2074 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
2075 # define n_string_push_buf(S,B,BL) \
2076 n_string_push_buf(S, B, BL, __FILE__, __LINE__)
2077 # define n_string_push_c(S,C) n_string_push_c(S, C, __FILE__, __LINE__)
2078 #endif
2080 /* */
2081 FL struct n_string *n_string_unshift_buf(struct n_string *self, char const *buf,
2082 size_t buflen SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
2083 #define n_string_unshift(S, T) \
2084 n_string_unshift_buf(S, (T)->s_len, (T)->s_dat)
2085 #define n_string_unshift_cp(S,CP) \
2086 n_string_unshift_buf(S, CP, UIZ_MAX)
2087 FL struct n_string *n_string_unshift_c(struct n_string *self, char c
2088 SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
2090 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
2091 # define n_string_unshift_buf(S,B,BL) \
2092 n_string_unshift_buf(S, B, BL, __FILE__, __LINE__)
2093 # define n_string_unshift_c(S,C) n_string_unshift_c(S, C, __FILE__, __LINE__)
2094 #endif
2096 /* Ensure self has a - NUL terminated - buffer, and return that.
2097 * The latter may return the pointer to an internal empty RODATA instead */
2098 FL char * n_string_cp(struct n_string *self SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
2099 FL char const *n_string_cp_const(struct n_string const *self);
2101 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
2102 # define n_string_cp(S) n_string_cp(S, __FILE__, __LINE__)
2103 #endif
2105 #ifdef HAVE_INLINE
2106 n_INLINE struct n_string *
2107 (n_string_creat)(struct n_string *self){
2108 return n_string_creat(self);
2110 # undef n_string_creat
2112 n_INLINE struct n_string *
2113 (n_string_creat_auto)(struct n_string *self){
2114 return n_string_creat_auto(self);
2116 # undef n_string_creat_auto
2118 n_INLINE void
2119 (n_string_gut)(struct n_string *self){
2120 n_string_gut(self);
2122 # undef n_string_gut
2124 n_INLINE struct n_string *
2125 (n_string_trunc)(struct n_string *self, size_t l){
2126 return n_string_trunc(self, l);
2128 # undef n_string_trunc
2130 n_INLINE struct n_string *
2131 (n_string_drop_ownership)(struct n_string *self){
2132 return n_string_drop_ownership(self);
2134 # undef n_string_drop_ownership
2135 #endif /* HAVE_INLINE */
2137 /* UTF-8 stuff */
2139 /* ..and update arguments to point after range; returns UI32_MAX on error, in
2140 * which case the arguments will have been stepped one byte */
2141 #ifdef HAVE_NATCH_CHAR
2142 FL ui32_t n_utf8_to_utf32(char const **bdat, size_t *blen);
2143 #endif
2145 /* buf must be large enough also for NUL, it's new length will be returned */
2146 #ifdef HAVE_FILTER_HTML_TAGSOUP
2147 FL size_t n_utf32_to_utf8(ui32_t c, char *buf);
2148 #endif
2150 /* Our iconv(3) wrappers */
2152 #ifdef HAVE_ICONV
2153 FL iconv_t n_iconv_open(char const *tocode, char const *fromcode);
2154 /* If *cd* == *iconvd*, assigns -1 to the latter */
2155 FL void n_iconv_close(iconv_t cd);
2157 /* Reset encoding state */
2158 FL void n_iconv_reset(iconv_t cd);
2160 /* iconv(3), but return *errno* or 0; *skipilseq* forces step over invalid byte
2161 * sequences; likewise iconv_str(), but which auto-grows on E2BIG errors; *in*
2162 * and *in_rest_or_null* may be the same object.
2163 * Note: EINVAL (incomplete sequence at end of input) is NOT handled, so the
2164 * replacement character must be added manually if that happens at EOF! */
2165 FL int n_iconv_buf(iconv_t cd, char const **inb, size_t *inbleft,
2166 char **outb, size_t *outbleft, bool_t skipilseq);
2167 FL int n_iconv_str(iconv_t icp, struct str *out, struct str const *in,
2168 struct str *in_rest_or_null, bool_t skipilseq);
2169 #endif
2172 * termcap.c
2173 * This is a little bit hairy since it provides some stuff even if HAVE_TERMCAP
2174 * is false due to encapsulation desire
2177 #ifdef n_HAVE_TCAP
2178 /* termcap(3) / xy lifetime handling -- only called if we're OPT_INTERACTIVE
2179 * but not doing something in OPT_QUICKRUN_MASK */
2180 FL void n_termcap_init(void);
2181 FL void n_termcap_destroy(void);
2183 /* enter_ca_mode / enable keypad (both if possible).
2184 * TODO When complete is not set we won't enter_ca_mode, for example: we don't
2185 * TODO want a complete screen clearance after $PAGER returned after displaying
2186 * TODO a mail, because otherwise the screen would look differently for normal
2187 * TODO stdout display messages. Etc. */
2188 # ifdef HAVE_TERMCAP
2189 FL void n_termcap_resume(bool_t complete);
2190 FL void n_termcap_suspend(bool_t complete);
2192 # define n_TERMCAP_RESUME(CPL) n_termcap_resume(CPL)
2193 # define n_TERMCAP_SUSPEND(CPL) n_termcap_suspend(CPL)
2194 # else
2195 # define n_TERMCAP_RESUME(CPL)
2196 # define n_TERMCAP_SUSPEND(CPL)
2197 # endif
2199 /* Command multiplexer, returns FAL0 on I/O error, TRU1 on success and TRUM1
2200 * for commands which are not available and have no builtin fallback.
2201 * For query options the return represents a true value and -1 error.
2202 * Will return FAL0 directly unless we've been initialized.
2203 * By convention unused argument slots are given as -1 */
2204 FL ssize_t n_termcap_cmd(enum n_termcap_cmd cmd, ssize_t a1, ssize_t a2);
2205 # define n_termcap_cmdx(CMD) n_termcap_cmd(CMD, -1, -1)
2207 /* Query multiplexer. If query is n__TERMCAP_QUERY_MAX then
2208 * tvp->tv_data.tvd_string must contain the name of the query to look up; this
2209 * is used to lookup just about *any* (string) capability.
2210 * Returns TRU1 on success and TRUM1 for queries for which a builtin default
2211 * is returned; FAL0 is returned on non-availability */
2212 FL bool_t n_termcap_query(enum n_termcap_query query,
2213 struct n_termcap_value *tvp);
2215 /* Get a n_termcap_query for name or -1 if it is not known, and -2 if
2216 * type wasn't _NONE and the type doesn't match. */
2217 # ifdef HAVE_KEY_BINDINGS
2218 FL si32_t n_termcap_query_for_name(char const *name,
2219 enum n_termcap_captype type);
2220 FL char const *n_termcap_name_of_query(enum n_termcap_query query);
2221 # endif
2222 #endif /* n_HAVE_TCAP */
2225 * thread.c
2228 /* */
2229 FL int c_thread(void *vp);
2231 /* */
2232 FL int c_unthread(void *vp);
2234 /* */
2235 FL struct message * next_in_thread(struct message *mp);
2236 FL struct message * prev_in_thread(struct message *mp);
2237 FL struct message * this_in_thread(struct message *mp, long n);
2239 /* Sorted mode is internally just a variant of threaded mode with all m_parent
2240 * and m_child links being NULL */
2241 FL int c_sort(void *vp);
2243 /* */
2244 FL int c_collapse(void *v);
2245 FL int c_uncollapse(void *v);
2247 /* */
2248 FL void uncollapse1(struct message *mp, int always);
2251 * tty.c
2254 /* Return wether user says yes, on STDIN if interactive.
2255 * Uses noninteract_default, the return value for non-interactive use cases,
2256 * as a hint for boolify() and chooses the yes/no string to append to prompt
2257 * accordingly. If prompt is NULL "Continue" is used instead.
2258 * Handles+reraises SIGINT */
2259 FL bool_t getapproval(char const *prompt, bool_t noninteract_default);
2261 #ifdef HAVE_SOCKETS
2262 /* Get a password the expected way, return termios_state.ts_linebuf on
2263 * success or NULL on error */
2264 FL char * getuser(char const *query);
2266 /* Get a password the expected way, return termios_state.ts_linebuf on
2267 * success or NULL on error. SIGINT is temporarily blocked, *not* reraised.
2268 * termios_state_reset() (def.h) must be called anyway */
2269 FL char * getpassword(char const *query);
2270 #endif
2272 /* Overall interactive terminal life cycle for command line editor library */
2273 #if defined HAVE_READLINE
2274 # define TTY_WANTS_SIGWINCH
2275 #endif
2276 FL void n_tty_init(void);
2277 FL void n_tty_destroy(void);
2279 /* Rather for main.c / SIGWINCH interaction only */
2280 FL void n_tty_signal(int sig);
2282 /* Read a line after printing prompt (if set and non-empty).
2283 * If n>0 assumes that *linebuf has n bytes of default content */
2284 FL int n_tty_readline(char const *prompt, char **linebuf,
2285 size_t *linesize, size_t n SMALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
2286 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
2287 # define n_tty_readline(A,B,C,D) (n_tty_readline)(A, B, C, D, __FILE__,__LINE__)
2288 #endif
2290 /* Add a line (most likely as returned by n_tty_readline()) to the history.
2291 * Wether an entry added for real depends on the isgabby / *history-gabby*
2292 * relation, and / or wether s is non-empty and doesn't begin with U+0020 */
2293 FL void n_tty_addhist(char const *s, bool_t isgabby);
2295 #ifdef HAVE_HISTORY
2296 FL int c_history(void *v);
2297 #else
2298 # define c_history c_cmdnotsupp
2299 #endif
2302 * urlcrecry.c
2305 /* URL en- and decoding according to (enough of) RFC 3986 (RFC 1738).
2306 * These return a newly salloc()ated result */
2307 FL char * urlxenc(char const *cp, bool_t ispath SALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
2308 FL char * urlxdec(char const *cp SALLOC_DEBUG_ARGS);
2309 #ifdef HAVE_DEBUG
2310 # define urlxenc(CP,P) urlxenc(CP, P, __FILE__, __LINE__)
2311 # define urlxdec(CP) urlxdec(CP, __FILE__, __LINE__)
2312 #endif
2314 #ifdef HAVE_SOCKETS
2315 /* Return port of urlp->url_proto (and set irv_or_null), or NULL if unknown */
2316 FL char const * url_servbyname(struct url const *urlp, ui16_t *irv_or_null);
2318 /* Parse data, which must meet the criteria of the protocol cproto, and fill
2319 * in the URL structure urlp (URL rather according to RFC 3986) */
2320 FL bool_t url_parse(struct url *urlp, enum cproto cproto,
2321 char const *data);
2323 /* Zero ccp and lookup credentials for communicating with urlp.
2324 * Return wether credentials are available and valid (for chosen auth) */
2325 FL bool_t ccred_lookup(struct ccred *ccp, struct url *urlp);
2326 FL bool_t ccred_lookup_old(struct ccred *ccp, enum cproto cproto,
2327 char const *addr);
2328 #endif /* HAVE_SOCKETS */
2330 /* `netrc' */
2331 #ifdef HAVE_NETRC
2332 FL int c_netrc(void *v);
2333 #else
2334 # define c_netrc c_cmdnotsupp
2335 #endif
2337 /* MD5 (RFC 1321) related facilities */
2338 #ifdef HAVE_MD5
2339 # ifdef HAVE_OPENSSL_MD5
2340 # define md5_ctx MD5_CTX
2341 # define md5_init MD5_Init
2342 # define md5_update MD5_Update
2343 # define md5_final MD5_Final
2344 # else
2345 /* The function definitions are instantiated in main.c */
2346 # include "rfc1321.h"
2347 # endif
2349 /* Store the MD5 checksum as a hexadecimal string in *hex*, *not* terminated,
2350 * using lowercase ASCII letters as defined in RFC 2195 */
2351 # define MD5TOHEX_SIZE 32
2352 FL char * md5tohex(char hex[MD5TOHEX_SIZE], void const *vp);
2354 /* CRAM-MD5 encode the *user* / *pass* / *b64* combo */
2355 FL char * cram_md5_string(struct str const *user, struct str const *pass,
2356 char const *b64);
2358 /* RFC 2104: HMAC: Keyed-Hashing for Message Authentication.
2359 * unsigned char *text: pointer to data stream
2360 * int text_len : length of data stream
2361 * unsigned char *key : pointer to authentication key
2362 * int key_len : length of authentication key
2363 * caddr_t digest : caller digest to be filled in */
2364 FL void hmac_md5(unsigned char *text, int text_len, unsigned char *key,
2365 int key_len, void *digest);
2366 #endif /* HAVE_MD5 */
2368 #ifndef HAVE_AMALGAMATION
2369 # undef FL
2370 # define FL
2371 #endif
2373 /* s-it-mode */