def get_following_arguments(i, option, input, key, command, name):
if i + option.takes_argument >= len(input):
raise ArgumentError(
_n("--{0} needs an argument.", "--{0} needs {1} arguments.",
option.takes_argument).format(key, option.takes_argument),
command, name)
if option.catchall:
val_ = input[i + 1:]
else:
val_ = input[i + 1:i + option.takes_argument + 1]
return len(val_), ' '.join(val_)
def get_following_arguments(i, option, input, key, command, name):
if i + option.takes_argument >= len(input):
raise ArgumentError(
_n("--{0} needs an argument.",
"--{0} needs {1} arguments.",
option.takes_argument)
.format(key, option.takes_argument),
command, name
)
if option.catchall:
val_ = input[i+1:]
else:
val_ = input[
i+1:i+option.takes_argument+1]
return len(val_), ' '.join(val_)
def SendMail(session, msg_mid, from_to_msg_ev_tuples):
routes = _RouteTuples(session, from_to_msg_ev_tuples)
# Randomize order of routes, so we don't always try the broken
# one first. Any failure will bail out, but we do keep track of
# our successes via. the event, so eventually everything sendable
# should get sent.
routes.sort(key=lambda k: random.randint(0, 10))
# Update initial event state before we go through and start
# trying to deliver stuff.
for frm, sendmail, to, msg, events in routes:
for ev in (events or []):
for rcpt in to:
ev.private_data['>'.join([frm, rcpt])] = False
for frm, sendmail, to, msg, events in routes:
for ev in events:
ev.data['recipients'] = len(ev.private_data.keys())
ev.data['delivered'] = len(
[k for k in ev.private_data if ev.private_data[k]])
def mark(msg, events, log=True):
for ev in events:
ev.flags = Event.RUNNING
ev.message = msg
if log:
session.config.event_log.log_event(ev)
session.ui.mark(msg)
def fail(msg, events):
mark(msg, events, log=True)
for ev in events:
ev.data['last_error'] = msg
raise SendMailError(msg)
def smtp_do_or_die(msg, events, method, *args, **kwargs):
rc, msg = method(*args, **kwargs)
if rc != 250:
fail(msg + ' (%s %s)' % (rc, msg), events)
# Do the actual delivering...
for frm, sendmail, to, msg, events in routes:
frm_vcard = session.config.vcards.get_vcard(frm)
if 'sendmail' in session.config.sys.debug:
sys.stderr.write(
_('SendMail: from %s (%s), to %s via %s\n') %
(frm, frm_vcard and frm_vcard.random_uid
or '', to, sendmail.split('@')[-1]))
sm_write = sm_close = lambda: True
mark(_('Connecting to %s') % sendmail.split('@')[-1], events)
if sendmail.startswith('|'):
sendmail %= {"rcpt": ",".join(to)}
cmd = sendmail[1:].strip().split()
proc = subprocess.Popen(cmd, stdin=subprocess.PIPE)
sm_startup = None
sm_write = proc.stdin.write
def sm_close():
proc.stdin.close()
rv = proc.wait()
if rv != 0:
fail(_('%s failed with exit code %d') % (cmd, rv), events)
sm_cleanup = lambda: [proc.stdin.close(), proc.wait()]
# FIXME: Update session UI with progress info
for ev in events:
ev.data['proto'] = 'subprocess'
ev.data['command'] = cmd[0]
elif (sendmail.startswith('smtp:') or sendmail.startswith('smtorp:')
or sendmail.startswith('smtpssl:')
or sendmail.startswith('smtptls:')):
proto = sendmail.split(':', 1)[0]
host, port = sendmail.split(':', 1)[1].replace('/',
'').rsplit(':', 1)
smtp_ssl = proto in ('smtpssl', ) # FIXME: 'smtorp'
if '@' in host:
userpass, host = host.rsplit('@', 1)
user, pwd = userpass.split(':', 1)
else:
user = pwd = None
for ev in events:
ev.data['proto'] = proto
ev.data['host'] = host
ev.data['auth'] = bool(user and pwd)
if 'sendmail' in session.config.sys.debug:
sys.stderr.write(
_('SMTP connection to: %s:%s as %s\n') %
(host, port, user or '(anon)'))
server = (smtp_ssl and SMTP_SSL
or SMTP)(local_hostname='mailpile.local', timeout=25)
def sm_startup():
if 'sendmail' in session.config.sys.debug:
server.set_debuglevel(1)
if proto == 'smtorp':
server.connect(host,
int(port),
socket_cls=session.config.get_tor_socket())
else:
server.connect(host, int(port))
if not smtp_ssl:
# We always try to enable TLS, even if the user just requested
# plain-text smtp. But we only throw errors if the user asked
# for encryption.
try:
server.starttls()
except:
if sendmail.startswith('smtptls'):
raise InsecureSmtpError()
if user and pwd:
try:
server.login(user, pwd)
except smtplib.SMTPAuthenticationError:
fail(_('Invalid username or password'), events)
smtp_do_or_die(_('Sender rejected by SMTP server'), events,
server.mail, frm)
for rcpt in to:
rc, msg = server.rcpt(rcpt)
if (rc == SMTORP_HASHCASH_RCODE
and msg.startswith(SMTORP_HASHCASH_PREFIX)):
rc, msg = server.rcpt(SMTorP_HashCash(rcpt, msg))
if rc != 250:
fail(_('Server rejected recpient: %s') % rcpt, events)
rcode, rmsg = server.docmd('DATA')
if rcode != 354:
fail(_('Server rejected DATA: %s %s') % (rcode, rmsg))
def sm_write(data):
for line in data.splitlines(True):
if line.startswith('.'):
server.send('.')
server.send(line)
def sm_close():
server.send('\r\n.\r\n')
smtp_do_or_die(_('Error spooling mail'), events,
server.getreply)
def sm_cleanup():
if hasattr(server, 'sock'):
server.close()
else:
fail(_('Invalid sendmail command/SMTP server: %s') % sendmail)
try:
# Run the entire connect/login sequence in a single timer...
if sm_startup:
RunTimed(30, sm_startup)
mark(_('Preparing message...'), events)
msg_string = MessageAsString(CleanMessage(session.config, msg))
total = len(msg_string)
while msg_string:
if mailpile.util.QUITTING:
raise TimedOut(_('Quitting'))
mark(('Sending message... (%d%%)') %
(100 * (total - len(msg_string)) / total),
events,
log=False)
RunTimed(20, sm_write, msg_string[:20480])
msg_string = msg_string[20480:]
RunTimed(10, sm_close)
mark(
_n('Message sent, %d byte', 'Message sent, %d bytes', total) %
total, events)
for ev in events:
for rcpt in to:
vcard = session.config.vcards.get_vcard(rcpt)
if vcard:
vcard.record_history('send', time.time(), msg_mid)
if frm_vcard:
vcard.prefer_sender(rcpt, frm_vcard)
vcard.save()
ev.private_data['>'.join([frm, rcpt])] = True
ev.data['bytes'] = total
ev.data['delivered'] = len(
[k for k in ev.private_data if ev.private_data[k]])
finally:
sm_cleanup()
def SendMail(session, msg_mid, from_to_msg_ev_tuples):
routes = _RouteTuples(session, from_to_msg_ev_tuples)
# Randomize order of routes, so we don't always try the broken
# one first. Any failure will bail out, but we do keep track of
# our successes via. the event, so eventually everything sendable
# should get sent.
routes.sort(key=lambda k: random.randint(0, 10))
# Update initial event state before we go through and start
# trying to deliver stuff.
for frm, sendmail, to, msg, events in routes:
for ev in (events or []):
for rcpt in to:
ev.private_data['>'.join([frm, rcpt])] = False
for frm, sendmail, to, msg, events in routes:
for ev in events:
ev.data['recipients'] = len(ev.private_data.keys())
ev.data['delivered'] = len([k for k in ev.private_data
if ev.private_data[k]])
def mark(msg, events, log=True):
for ev in events:
ev.flags = Event.RUNNING
ev.message = msg
if log:
session.config.event_log.log_event(ev)
session.ui.mark(msg)
def fail(msg, events):
mark(msg, events, log=True)
for ev in events:
ev.data['last_error'] = msg
raise SendMailError(msg)
def smtp_do_or_die(msg, events, method, *args, **kwargs):
rc, msg = method(*args, **kwargs)
if rc != 250:
fail(msg + ' (%s %s)' % (rc, msg), events)
# Do the actual delivering...
for frm, sendmail, to, msg, events in routes:
frm_vcard = session.config.vcards.get_vcard(frm)
if 'sendmail' in session.config.sys.debug:
sys.stderr.write(_('SendMail: from %s (%s), to %s via %s\n'
) % (frm,
frm_vcard and frm_vcard.random_uid or '',
to, sendmail.split('@')[-1]))
sm_write = sm_close = lambda: True
mark(_('Connecting to %s') % sendmail.split('@')[-1], events)
if sendmail.startswith('|'):
sendmail %= {"rcpt": ",".join(to)}
cmd = sendmail[1:].strip().split()
proc = subprocess.Popen(cmd, stdin=subprocess.PIPE)
sm_startup = None
sm_write = proc.stdin.write
def sm_close():
proc.stdin.close()
rv = proc.wait()
if rv != 0:
fail(_('%s failed with exit code %d') % (cmd, rv), events)
sm_cleanup = lambda: [proc.stdin.close(), proc.wait()]
# FIXME: Update session UI with progress info
for ev in events:
ev.data['proto'] = 'subprocess'
ev.data['command'] = cmd[0]
elif (sendmail.startswith('smtp:') or
sendmail.startswith('smtorp:') or
sendmail.startswith('smtpssl:') or
sendmail.startswith('smtptls:')):
proto = sendmail.split(':', 1)[0]
host, port = sendmail.split(':', 1
)[1].replace('/', '').rsplit(':', 1)
smtp_ssl = proto in ('smtpssl', ) # FIXME: 'smtorp'
if '@' in host:
userpass, host = host.rsplit('@', 1)
user, pwd = userpass.split(':', 1)
else:
user = pwd = None
for ev in events:
ev.data['proto'] = proto
ev.data['host'] = host
ev.data['auth'] = bool(user and pwd)
if 'sendmail' in session.config.sys.debug:
sys.stderr.write(_('SMTP connection to: %s:%s as %s\n'
) % (host, port, user or '(anon)'))
server = (smtp_ssl and SMTP_SSL or SMTP
)(local_hostname='mailpile.local', timeout=25)
def sm_startup():
if 'sendmail' in session.config.sys.debug:
server.set_debuglevel(1)
if proto == 'smtorp':
server.connect(host, int(port),
socket_cls=session.config.get_tor_socket())
else:
server.connect(host, int(port))
if not smtp_ssl:
# We always try to enable TLS, even if the user just requested
# plain-text smtp. But we only throw errors if the user asked
# for encryption.
try:
server.starttls()
except:
if sendmail.startswith('smtptls'):
raise InsecureSmtpError()
if user and pwd:
try:
server.login(user, pwd)
except smtplib.SMTPAuthenticationError:
fail(_('Invalid username or password'), events)
smtp_do_or_die(_('Sender rejected by SMTP server'),
events, server.mail, frm)
for rcpt in to:
rc, msg = server.rcpt(rcpt)
if (rc == SMTORP_HASHCASH_RCODE and
msg.startswith(SMTORP_HASHCASH_PREFIX)):
rc, msg = server.rcpt(SMTorP_HashCash(rcpt, msg))
if rc != 250:
fail(_('Server rejected recpient: %s') % rcpt, events)
rcode, rmsg = server.docmd('DATA')
if rcode != 354:
fail(_('Server rejected DATA: %s %s') % (rcode, rmsg))
def sm_write(data):
for line in data.splitlines(True):
if line.startswith('.'):
server.send('.')
server.send(line)
def sm_close():
server.send('\r\n.\r\n')
smtp_do_or_die(_('Error spooling mail'),
events, server.getreply)
def sm_cleanup():
if hasattr(server, 'sock'):
server.close()
else:
fail(_('Invalid sendmail command/SMTP server: %s') % sendmail)
try:
# Run the entire connect/login sequence in a single timer...
if sm_startup:
RunTimed(30, sm_startup)
mark(_('Preparing message...'), events)
msg_string = MessageAsString(CleanMessage(session.config, msg))
total = len(msg_string)
while msg_string:
if mailpile.util.QUITTING:
raise TimedOut(_('Quitting'))
mark(('Sending message... (%d%%)'
) % (100 * (total-len(msg_string))/total), events,
log=False)
RunTimed(20, sm_write, msg_string[:20480])
msg_string = msg_string[20480:]
RunTimed(10, sm_close)
mark(_n('Message sent, %d byte',
'Message sent, %d bytes',
total
) % total, events)
for ev in events:
for rcpt in to:
vcard = session.config.vcards.get_vcard(rcpt)
if vcard:
vcard.record_history('send', time.time(), msg_mid)
if frm_vcard:
vcard.prefer_sender(rcpt, frm_vcard)
vcard.save()
ev.private_data['>'.join([frm, rcpt])] = True
ev.data['bytes'] = total
ev.data['delivered'] = len([k for k in ev.private_data
if ev.private_data[k]])
finally:
sm_cleanup()
def SendMail(session, msg_mid, from_to_msg_ev_tuples):
routes = _RouteTuples(session, from_to_msg_ev_tuples)
# Randomize order of routes, so we don't always try the broken
# one first. Any failure will bail out, but we do keep track of
# our successes via. the event, so eventually everything sendable
# should get sent.
routes.sort(key=lambda k: random.randint(0, 10))
# Update initial event state before we go through and start
# trying to deliver stuff.
for frm, sendmail, to, msg, events in routes:
for ev in (events or []):
for rcpt in to:
ev.private_data['>'.join([frm, rcpt])] = False
for frm, sendmail, to, msg, events in routes:
for ev in events:
ev.data['recipients'] = len(ev.private_data.keys())
ev.data['delivered'] = len([k for k in ev.private_data
if ev.private_data[k]])
def mark(msg, events, log=True):
for ev in events:
ev.flags = Event.RUNNING
ev.message = msg
if log:
session.config.event_log.log_event(ev)
session.ui.mark(msg)
# Do the actual delivering...
for frm, sendmail, to, msg, events in routes:
if 'sendmail' in session.config.sys.debug:
sys.stderr.write(_('SendMail: from %s, to %s via %s\n'
) % (frm, to, sendmail))
sm_write = sm_close = lambda: True
mark(_('Connecting to %s') % sendmail, events)
if sendmail.startswith('|'):
sendmail %= {"rcpt": ",".join(to)}
cmd = sendmail[1:].strip().split()
proc = subprocess.Popen(cmd, stdin=subprocess.PIPE)
sm_startup = None
sm_write = proc.stdin.write
sm_close = proc.stdin.close
sm_cleanup = lambda: [sm_close(), proc.wait()]
# FIXME: Update session UI with progress info
for ev in events:
ev.data['proto'] = 'subprocess'
ev.data['command'] = cmd[0]
elif (sendmail.startswith('smtp:') or
sendmail.startswith('smtorp:') or
sendmail.startswith('smtpssl:') or
sendmail.startswith('smtptls:')):
proto = sendmail.split(':', 1)[0]
host, port = sendmail.split(':', 1
)[1].replace('/', '').rsplit(':', 1)
smtp_ssl = proto in ('smtpssl', ) # FIXME: 'smtorp'
if '@' in host:
userpass, host = host.rsplit('@', 1)
user, pwd = userpass.split(':', 1)
else:
user = pwd = None
for ev in events:
ev.data['proto'] = proto
ev.data['host'] = host
ev.data['auth'] = bool(user and pwd)
if 'sendmail' in session.config.sys.debug:
sys.stderr.write(_('SMTP connection to: %s:%s as %s@%s\n'
) % (host, port, user, pwd))
server = smtp_ssl and SMTP_SSL() or SMTP()
def sm_startup():
if proto == 'smtorp':
server.connect(host, int(port),
socket_cls=session.config.get_tor_socket())
else:
server.connect(host, int(port))
server.ehlo()
if not smtp_ssl:
# We always try to enable TLS, even if the user just requested
# plain-text smtp. But we only throw errors if the user asked
# for encryption.
try:
server.starttls()
server.ehlo()
except:
if sendmail.startswith('smtptls'):
raise InsecureSmtpError()
if user and pwd:
server.login(user, pwd)
server.mail(frm)
for rcpt in to:
server.rcpt(rcpt)
server.docmd('DATA')
def sm_write(data):
for line in data.splitlines(True):
if line.startswith('.'):
server.send('.')
server.send(line)
def sm_close():
server.send('\r\n.\r\n')
def sm_cleanup():
if hasattr(server, 'sock'):
server.close()
else:
raise Exception(_('Invalid sendmail command/SMTP server: %s'
) % sendmail)
try:
# Run the entire connect/login sequence in a single timer...
if sm_startup:
RunTimed(30, sm_startup)
mark(_('Preparing message...'), events)
msg_string = MessageAsString(CleanMessage(session.config, msg))
total = len(msg_string)
while msg_string:
if mailpile.util.QUITTING:
raise TimedOut(_('Quitting'))
mark(('Sending message... (%d%%)'
) % (100 * (total-len(msg_string))/total), events,
log=False)
RunTimed(20, sm_write, msg_string[:20480])
msg_string = msg_string[20480:]
RunTimed(10, sm_close)
for ev in events:
for rcpt in to:
vcard = session.config.vcards.get_vcard(rcpt)
if vcard:
vcard.record_history('send', time.time(), msg_mid)
ev.private_data['>'.join([frm, rcpt])] = True
ev.data['bytes'] = total
ev.data['delivered'] = len([k for k in ev.private_data
if ev.private_data[k]])
mark(_n('Message sent, %d byte',
'Message sent, %d bytes',
total
) % total, events)
finally:
sm_cleanup()
for dir in sys.argv [2:]:
# eventually expand directories to their content
if os.path.isdir (dir):
files = map (lambda x, dir = dir: \
os.path.join (dir, x), os.listdir (dir))
# in the case of a directory, use only .bib extension...
files = filter (lambda f: os.path.splitext (f) [1] == '.bib',
files)
else:
files = [dir]
# loop over the files
for f in files:
# try to open the database
try:
b = bibopen (f)
print (_n(u"file “%s” is ok [%d entry]",
u"file “%s” is ok [%d entries]",
len(b))
% (f, len (b))).encode(charset)
except (Exceptions.ParserError, KeyError), err:
broken.append (str (err))
# write the error messages (expected to be well formated)
if len (broken) > 0:
print string.join (broken, "\n")
sys.exit (1)
def SendMail(session, from_to_msg_ev_tuples):
routes = _RouteTuples(session, from_to_msg_ev_tuples)
# Randomize order of routes, so we don't always try the broken
# one first. Any failure will bail out, but we do keep track of
# our successes via. the event, so eventually everything sendable
# should get sent.
routes.sort(key=lambda k: random.randint(0, 10))
# Update initial event state before we go through and start
# trying to deliver stuff.
for frm, sendmail, to, msg, events in routes:
for ev in (events or []):
for rcpt in to:
ev.private_data['>'.join([frm, rcpt])] = False
for frm, sendmail, to, msg, events in routes:
for ev in events:
ev.data['recipients'] = len(ev.private_data.keys())
ev.data['delivered'] = len(
[k for k in ev.private_data if ev.private_data[k]])
def mark(msg, events, log=True):
for ev in events:
ev.flags = Event.RUNNING
ev.message = msg
if log:
session.config.event_log.log_event(ev)
session.ui.mark(msg)
# Do the actual delivering...
for frm, sendmail, to, msg, events in routes:
if 'sendmail' in session.config.sys.debug:
sys.stderr.write(
_('SendMail: from %s, to %s via %s\n') % (frm, to, sendmail))
sm_write = sm_close = lambda: True
mark(_('Connecting to %s') % sendmail, events)
if sendmail.startswith('|'):
sendmail %= {"rcpt": ",".join(to)}
cmd = sendmail[1:].strip().split()
proc = subprocess.Popen(cmd, stdin=subprocess.PIPE)
sm_startup = None
sm_write = proc.stdin.write
sm_close = proc.stdin.close
sm_cleanup = lambda: [sm_close(), proc.wait()]
# FIXME: Update session UI with progress info
for ev in events:
ev.data['proto'] = 'subprocess'
ev.data['command'] = cmd[0]
elif (sendmail.startswith('smtp:') or sendmail.startswith('smtorp:')
or sendmail.startswith('smtpssl:')
or sendmail.startswith('smtptls:')):
proto = sendmail.split(':', 1)[0]
host, port = sendmail.split(':', 1)[1].replace('/',
'').rsplit(':', 1)
smtp_ssl = proto in ('smtpssl', ) # FIXME: 'smtorp'
if '@' in host:
userpass, host = host.rsplit('@', 1)
user, pwd = userpass.split(':', 1)
else:
user = pwd = None
for ev in events:
ev.data['proto'] = proto
ev.data['host'] = host
ev.data['auth'] = bool(user and pwd)
if 'sendmail' in session.config.sys.debug:
sys.stderr.write(
_('SMTP connection to: %s:%s as %s@%s\n') %
(host, port, user, pwd))
server = smtp_ssl and SMTP_SSL() or SMTP()
def sm_startup():
if proto == 'smtorp':
server.connect(host,
int(port),
socket_cls=session.config.get_tor_socket())
else:
server.connect(host, int(port))
server.ehlo()
if not smtp_ssl:
# We always try to enable TLS, even if the user just requested
# plain-text smtp. But we only throw errors if the user asked
# for encryption.
try:
server.starttls()
server.ehlo()
except:
if sendmail.startswith('smtptls'):
raise InsecureSmtpError()
if user and pwd:
server.login(user, pwd)
server.mail(frm)
for rcpt in to:
server.rcpt(rcpt)
server.docmd('DATA')
def sm_write(data):
for line in data.splitlines(True):
if line.startswith('.'):
server.send('.')
server.send(line)
def sm_close():
server.send('\r\n.\r\n')
def sm_cleanup():
if hasattr(server, 'sock'):
server.close()
else:
raise Exception(
_('Invalid sendmail command/SMTP server: %s') % sendmail)
try:
# Run the entire connect/login sequence in a single timer...
if sm_startup:
RunTimed(30, sm_startup)
mark(_('Preparing message...'), events)
msg_string = MessageAsString(CleanMessage(session.config, msg))
total = len(msg_string)
while msg_string:
if mailpile.util.QUITTING:
raise TimedOut(_('Quitting'))
mark(('Sending message... (%d%%)') %
(100 * (total - len(msg_string)) / total),
events,
log=False)
RunTimed(20, sm_write, msg_string[:20480])
msg_string = msg_string[20480:]
RunTimed(10, sm_close)
for ev in events:
for rcpt in to:
ev.private_data['>'.join([frm, rcpt])] = True
ev.data['bytes'] = total
ev.data['delivered'] = len(
[k for k in ev.private_data if ev.private_data[k]])
mark(
_n('Message sent, %d byte', 'Message sent, %d bytes', total) %
total, events)
finally:
sm_cleanup()
