def handle_command(command_address, msg):
auto_submitted = msg_get_header(msg, 'auto-submitted')
if auto_submitted and auto_submitted.lower() != 'no':
# Auto-submitted: header, https://www.iana.org/assignments/auto-submitted-keywords/auto-submitted-keywords.xhtml
print("Message appears to be automatically generated ({}), so ignoring it.".format(auto_submitted))
return
# Grab the address to which to respond and the subject
reply_to = msg_get_response_address(msg)
if reply_to is None:
print("Failed to get an email address from the Reply-To, From, or Sender headers.")
return
subject = msg_get_header(msg, 'subject').replace('\n', '').replace('\r', '')
print("Subject: " + subject)
print("Responding to: " + reply_to)
# Strip off any re:, fwd:, etc. (everything up to the last :, then trim whitespace)
if ':' in subject:
subject = subject[subject.rfind(':') + 1:]
subject = subject.strip()
try:
cmd = get_signed_command(subject, reply_to)
except ExpiredSignatureException:
# TODO (maybe): Reply to the sender to tell them the signature was expired? Or send a newly-signed message?
print("Expired signature.")
return
except InvalidSignatureException:
# Do nothing.
print("Invalid signature.")
return
except NotSignedException:
# If the subject isn't a signed command...
# TODO (maybe): ... check if the reply_to is allowed to run the specific command with the given parameters...
# ... and reply with a signed command for the recipient to send back (by replying).
print("Signing command: {}".format(subject))
response = send_response(
source=command_address,
destination=reply_to,
subject='Re: {}'.format(sign(subject, reply_to)),
body='To confirm and execute the command, please reply to this email.',
)
return
# TODO (maybe): allow commands in body?
# Execute the command.
output = run(user=reply_to, cmd=cmd)
# Reply with the output/response.
response = send_response(
source=command_address,
destination=reply_to,
subject='Re: {}'.format(subject),
body='Output of "{}":\n\n{}'.format(cmd, output),
)
def lambda_handler(event, context):
if 'Records' not in event:
return handle_api(event)
# API
with email_message_for_event(event) as msg:
# If it's a command, handle it as such.
command_address = event_msg_is_to_command(event, msg)
if command_address:
print('Message addressed to command ({}).'.format(command_address))
handle_command(command_address, msg)
return
print('Message from {}.'.format(msg_get_header(msg, 'from')))
recipients = recipient_destination_overlap(event)
# See if the message looks like it's a bounce.
for r in recipients:
if '+bounce@' in r:
List.handle_bounce_to(r, msg)
# Don't do any further processing with this email.
return
# See if the message was sent to any known lists.
for l in List.lists_for_addresses(recipients):
print('Sending to list {}.'.format(l.address))
l.send(msg)
def lambda_handler(event, context):
if 'Records' not in event:
return handle_api(event)
# API
with email_message_for_event(event) as msg:
# If it's a command, handle it as such.
command_address = event_msg_is_to_command(event, msg)
if command_address:
print('Message addressed to command ({}).'.format(command_address))
handle_command(command_address, msg)
return
print('Message from {}.'.format(msg_get_header(msg, 'from')))
recipients = recipient_destination_overlap(event)
# See if the message looks like it's a bounce.
for r in recipients:
if '+bounce@' in r:
List.handle_bounce_to(r, msg)
# Don't do any further processing with this email.
return
# See if the message was sent to any known lists.
for l in List.lists_for_addresses(recipients):
print('Sending to list {}.'.format(l.address))
l.send(msg)
def send(self, msg, mod_approved=False):
from_user = msg_get_header(msg, "From")
from_name, from_address = parseaddr(from_user)
from_address = from_address.lower()
if not from_name:
from_name, _ = from_address.split("@", 1)
if not mod_approved:
member = self.member_with_address(from_address)
if member is None and self.reject_from_non_members:
print(
"{} cannot send email to {} (not a member and list rejects email from non-members).".format(
from_address, self.address
)
)
return
if member and MemberFlag.noPost in member.flags:
print("{} cannot send email to {} (noPost is set).".format(from_address, self.address))
return
if member is None and not self.allow_from_non_members:
print("Moderating message from non-member.")
self.moderate(msg)
return
if member and MemberFlag.modPost in member.flags:
print("Moderating message because member has modPost set.")
self.moderate(msg)
return
if self.moderated and (member is None or MemberFlag.preapprove not in member.flags):
print(
"Moderating message because list is moderated and message is not from a member with preapprove set."
)
self.moderate(msg)
return
# Send to CC lists.
for cc_list in List.lists_for_addresses(self.cc_lists):
cc_list.send(msg, mod_approved=True)
# Strip out any exising DKIM signature.
self.msg_replace_header(msg, "DKIM-Signature")
# Strip out any existing return path.
self.msg_replace_header(msg, "Return-path")
# Make the list be the sender of the email.
self.msg_replace_header(msg, "Sender", Header(self.display_address))
# Munge the From: header.
# While munging the From: header probably technically violates an RFC,
# it does appear to be the current best practice for MLMs:
# https://dmarc.org/supplemental/mailman-project-mlm-dmarc-reqs.html
list_name = self.name
if not list_name:
list_name = self.address
self.msg_replace_header(
msg, "From", formataddr(("{} (via {})".format(from_name, list_name), self.munged_from(from_address)))
)
# See if replies should default to the list.
if self.reply_to_list:
self.msg_replace_header(msg, "Reply-to", Header(self.display_address))
msg["CC"] = Header(from_user)
else:
self.msg_replace_header(msg, "Reply-to", Header(from_user))
# See if the list has a subject tag.
if self.subject_tag:
prefix = u"[{}] ".format(self.subject_tag)
subject = msg_get_header(msg, "Subject")
if prefix not in subject:
self.msg_replace_header(msg, "Subject", Header(u"{}{}".format(prefix, subject)))
# TODO: body footer
for recipient in self.addresses_to_receive_from(from_address):
# Set the return-path VERP-style: [list username]+[recipient s/@/=/]+bounce@[host]
return_path = self.verp_address(recipient)
if not mod_approved:
# Suppress printing when mod-approved, because the output will go to the moderator approving it.
print("> Sending to {}.".format(recipient))
ses.send_raw_email(Source=return_path, Destinations=[recipient], RawMessage={"Data": msg.as_string()})
def send(self, msg, mod_approved=False):
from_user = msg_get_header(msg, 'From')
from_name, from_address = parseaddr(from_user)
from_address = from_address.lower()
if not from_name:
from_name, _ = from_address.split('@', 1)
if not mod_approved:
member = self.member_with_address(from_address)
if member is None and self.reject_from_non_members:
print(
'{} cannot send email to {} (not a member and list rejects email from non-members).'
.format(from_address, self.address))
return
if member and MemberFlag.noPost in member.flags:
print('{} cannot send email to {} (noPost is set).'.format(
from_address, self.address))
return
if member is None and not self.allow_from_non_members:
print('Moderating message from non-member.')
self.moderate(msg)
return
if member and MemberFlag.modPost in member.flags:
print('Moderating message because member has modPost set.')
self.moderate(msg)
return
if self.moderated and (member is None or MemberFlag.preapprove
not in member.flags):
print(
'Moderating message because list is moderated and message is not from a member with preapprove set.'
)
self.moderate(msg)
return
# Send to CC lists.
for cc_list in List.lists_for_addresses(self.cc_lists):
cc_list.send(msg, mod_approved=True)
# Strip out any exising DKIM signature.
self.msg_replace_header(msg, 'DKIM-Signature')
# Strip out any existing return path.
self.msg_replace_header(msg, 'Return-path')
# Make the list be the sender of the email.
self.msg_replace_header(msg, 'Sender', Header(self.display_address))
# Munge the From: header.
# While munging the From: header probably technically violates an RFC,
# it does appear to be the current best practice for MLMs:
# https://dmarc.org/supplemental/mailman-project-mlm-dmarc-reqs.html
list_name = self.name
if not list_name:
list_name = self.address
self.msg_replace_header(
msg,
'From',
formataddr((
'{} (via {})'.format(from_name, list_name),
self.munged_from(from_address),
)),
)
# See if replies should default to the list.
if self.reply_to_list:
self.msg_replace_header(msg, 'Reply-to',
Header(self.display_address))
msg['CC'] = Header(from_user)
else:
self.msg_replace_header(msg, 'Reply-to', Header(from_user))
# See if the list has a subject tag.
if self.subject_tag:
prefix = u'[{}] '.format(self.subject_tag)
subject = msg_get_header(msg, 'Subject')
if prefix not in subject:
self.msg_replace_header(
msg, 'Subject', Header(u'{}{}'.format(prefix, subject)))
# TODO: body footer
for recipient in self.addresses_to_receive_from(from_address):
# Set the return-path VERP-style: [list username]+[recipient s/@/=/]+bounce@[host]
return_path = self.verp_address(recipient)
if not mod_approved:
# Suppress printing when mod-approved, because the output will go to the moderator approving it.
print('> Sending to {}.'.format(recipient))
ses.send_raw_email(
Source=return_path,
Destinations=[
recipient,
],
RawMessage={
'Data': msg.as_string(),
},
)
