def __init__(self, sender=None, recipients=None,
headers=None, message=None):
#: Sending address of the message.
self.sender = sender
#: List of recipient addresses of the message.
self.recipients = recipients or []
#: :class:`email.message.Message` object for accessing and modifying
#: message headers.
self.headers = headers
#: String of message data, not including headers.
check_argtype(message, bytes, 'message', or_none=True)
self.message = message
#: Dictionary of information about the client that sent the message.
#: Utilized keys include:
#:
#: - ``ip``: The IP of the client.
#: - ``host``: The reverse-lookup of the client IP.
#: - ``name``: The client name, as given by its ``EHLO`` or
#: alternative.
#: - ``protocol``: The protocol used by the client, generally a variant
#: of ``"SMTP"``.
#: - ``auth``: The name the client successfully authenticated with, or
#: ``None``.
self.client = {}
#: Hostname of the :mod:`slimta` server that received the message.
self.receiver = None
#: Timestamp when the message was received.
self.timestamp = None
def __init__(self, sender=None, recipients=None,
headers=None, message=None):
#: Sending address of the message.
self.sender = sender
#: List of recipient addresses of the message.
self.recipients = recipients or []
#: :class:`email.message.Message` object for accessing and modifying
#: message headers.
self.headers = headers
#: String of message data, not including headers.
check_argtype(message, bytes, 'message', or_none=True)
self.message = message
#: Dictionary of information about the client that sent the message.
#: Utilized keys include:
#:
#: - ``ip``: The IP of the client.
#: - ``host``: The reverse-lookup of the client IP.
#: - ``name``: The client name, as given by its ``EHLO`` or
#: alternative.
#: - ``protocol``: The protocol used by the client, generally a variant
#: of ``"SMTP"``.
#: - ``auth``: The name the client successfully authenticated with, or
#: ``None``.
self.client = {}
#: Hostname of the :mod:`slimta` server that received the message.
self.receiver = None
#: Timestamp when the message was received.
self.timestamp = None
def raw_send(self, data):
check_argtype(data, six.binary_type, 'data')
try:
self.socket.sendall(data)
except socket_error as e:
if e.errno == ECONNRESET:
raise ConnectionLost()
raise
log.send(self.socket, data)
def _process_part(self, part):
"""
:type part: bytes
"""
check_argtype(part, six.binary_type, 'part')
part_len = len(part)
i = 0
if part_len > 0 and part[0:1] == b'.':
yield b'.'
while i < part_len:
index = part.find(b'\n.', i)
if index == -1:
yield part if i == 0 else part[i:]
i = part_len
else:
yield part[i:index + 2]
yield b'.'
i = index + 2
def _process_part(self, part):
"""
:type part: bytes
"""
check_argtype(part, six.binary_type, 'part')
part_len = len(part)
i = 0
if part_len > 0 and part[0:1] == b'.':
yield b'.'
while i < part_len:
index = part.find(b'\n.', i)
if index == -1:
yield part if i == 0 else part[i:]
i = part_len
else:
yield part[i:index+2]
yield b'.'
i = index+2
def __init__(self, code=None, message=None, command=None):
self.command = command
#: Holds the reply code, which can only be set to a string containing
#: three digits.
check_argtype(code, six.string_types, 'code', or_none=True)
self.code = code
#: Holds the ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES_ string. This property is usually set
#: automatically by the ``message`` property.
self.enhanced_status_code = None
#: Gets and sets the reply message. If you set this property with an
#: ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES_ string prefixed, that string will be pulled out
#: and set in the ``enhanced_status_code``.
check_argtype(message, six.string_types, 'message', or_none=True)
self.message = message
#: Boolean defining whether a newline should be sent before the reply,
#: which is useful for asynchronous replies such as timeouts.
self.newline_first = False
def __init__(self, code=None, message=None, command=None):
self.command = command
#: Holds the reply code, which can only be set to a string containing
#: three digits.
check_argtype(code, six.string_types, 'code', or_none=True)
self.code = code
#: Holds the ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES_ string. This property is usually set
#: automatically by the ``message`` property.
self.enhanced_status_code = None
#: Gets and sets the reply message. If you set this property with an
#: ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES_ string prefixed, that string will be pulled out
#: and set in the ``enhanced_status_code``.
check_argtype(message, six.string_types, 'message', or_none=True)
self.message = message
#: Boolean defining whether a newline should be sent before the reply,
#: which is useful for asynchronous replies such as timeouts.
self.newline_first = False
def parse(self, data):
"""Parses the given string to populate the :attr:`headers` and
:attr:`message` attributes.
:param data: The complete message, headers and message body.
:type data: :py:obj:`bytes`
"""
check_argtype(data, bytes, 'data')
match = re.search(_HEADER_BOUNDARY, data)
if not match:
header_data = data
payload = b''
else:
header_data = data[:match.end(0)]
payload = data[match.end(0):]
header_data_decoded = utf8only_decode(header_data)
self.headers = Parser().parsestr(header_data_decoded, True)
self.message = self.headers.get_payload().encode('ascii') + payload
self.headers.set_payload('')
def parse(self, data):
"""Parses the given string to populate the :attr:`headers` and
:attr:`message` attributes.
:param data: The complete message, headers and message body.
:type data: :py:obj:`bytes`
"""
check_argtype(data, bytes, 'data')
match = re.search(_HEADER_BOUNDARY, data)
if not match:
header_data = data
payload = b''
else:
header_data = data[:match.end(0)]
payload = data[match.end(0):]
header_data_decoded = utf8only_decode(header_data)
self.headers = Parser().parsestr(header_data_decoded, True)
self.message = self.headers.get_payload().encode('ascii') + payload
self.headers.set_payload('')