addrsbr.c.orig

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/* addrsbr.c - parse addresses 822-style */

#include "../h/mh.h"
#include "../h/addrsbr.h"
#include "../zotnet/mf.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#ifdef	BERK
#include <ctype.h>
#endif	BERK

/* High level parsing of addresses:

   The routines in zotnet/mf/mf.c parse the syntactic representations of
   addresses.  The routines in sbr/addrsbr.c associate semantics with those
   addresses.  

   If #ifdef BERK is in effect, the routines in mf.c aren't called and only
   the most rudimentary syntax parse is done.  The parse is not 822-conformant.
   This causes problems as there is no semantics associated with the address
   at all--it's just a string. (the author of the BERK code disagrees with
   the preceding, of course.  BERK solves problems for incoming mail
   because it will accept damn near any address.  BERK was intended to be
   used when spost is the interface to the mail delivery system which means
   all outgoing address interpretation is left to sendmail.  It is possible,
   though unlikely, for BERK address parsing to interact poorly with 
   "post". - [e-mail]).

   Instead, if #ifdef DUMB is in effect, a full 822-style parser is called
   for syntax recongition.  This breaks each address into its components.
   Note however that no semantics are assumed about the parts or their
   totality.  This means that implicit hostnames aren't made explicit,
   and explicit hostnames aren't expanded to their "official" represenations.

   If neither BERK nor DUMB is in effect, then this module does some
   high-level thinking about what the addresses are.  If #ifdef MF is in
   effect, then MH will deduce UUCP-style addressing masquerading as
   822-style addresses.

   1. for MMDF systems:

	string%<uucp>@<local>	->	string

   2. for non-MMDF systems:

	string@host.<uucp>	->	host!string

   3. for any system, an address interpreted relative to the local host:

	string@<uucp>		->	string

   For cases (1) and (3) above, the leftmost host is extracted.  If it's not
   present, the local host is used.  If #ifdef MF is not in effect or the
   tests above fail, the address is considered to be a real 822-style address.

   If an explicit host is not present, then MH checks for a bang to indicate
   an explicit UUCP-style address.  If so, this is noted.  If not, the host is
   defaulted, typically to the local host.  The lack of an explict host is
   also noted.

   If an explicit 822-style host is present, then MH checks to see if it
   can expand this to the official name for the host.  If the hostname is
   unknown, the address is so typed.

   To summarize, when we're all done, here's what MH knows about the address:

   BERK	-	type: 	local
		nohost:	set if no '@' or '!' in mailbox
		text:	exact copy of address
		mbox:	lowercase version of mailbox

   DUMB	-	type:	local, uucp, or network
		host:	not locally defaulted, not explicitly expanded
		everything else

   other -	type:	local, uucp, network, unknown
		everything else
 */

/*  */

#if	!defined(DUMB) && defined(SENDMTS) && !defined(BANG)
#define	MF
#define	UucpChan()	"UUCP"
#endif	MF

#ifdef	BERK
static char *err = NULL;
static char adrtext[BUFSIZ];
#else	not BERK
static int  ingrp = 0;

static char *pers = NULL;
static char *mbox = NULL;
static char *host = NULL;
static char *route = NULL;
static char *grp = NULL;
static char *note = NULL;

static char err[BUFSIZ];
#endif	not BERK
static char adr[BUFSIZ];


char   *getusr ();


#ifdef	WP
int	do_wp = 0;

#ifdef	BERK
char   *wp_expand ();
#endif
#endif

/*  */

char   *getname (addrs)
register char   *addrs;
{
#ifdef	BERK
    /*
     * Berkeley uses a very simple parser since Sendmail does all the work.
     * The only thing that does address parsing if BERK is defined is the
     * routine "ismybox" used by "scan" & "repl" to identify the current
     * users maildrop.
     *
     * This routine does essentially the same address interpretation as the
     * routine "prescan" in "sendmail".  The intent is that MH should 
     * make minimum assumptions about address forms since it doesn't
     * have access to the information in the sendmail config file
     * (God forbid that anything but sendmail has to deal with a sendmail
     * config file) and, therefore, hasn't the faintest idea of what will
     * or won't be a legal address.
     *
     * Since this parse is only used by "ismybox" and repl, it just does
     * two things: split multiple addr on a line into separate addresses and 
     * locate the "mailbox" portion of an address.  The parse uses rfc-822
     * metacharacters and quoting but is much less restrictive that rfc-822.
     * In detail, `,' or eos terminate addresses.  "Empty" addresses
     * (e.g., `,,') are ignored.  Double quote ("), backslash, left & right
     * paren and left and right angle brackets are metacharacters.  Left &
     * right parens must balance as must left & right angle brackets.  Any
     * metacharacter may be escaped by preceding it with a backslash.
     * Any text between parens is considered a comment and ignored (i.e.,
     * only `(', `)' and `\' are metacharacters following a `(').  Text
     * between double quotes is considered escaped (i.e., only `"' and
     * `\' are metacharacters following a `"').  The `mailbox' portion
     * of an address is the non-comment text between angle-brackets if
     * the address contains any angle brackets.  Otherwise, it is all the
     * non-comment text.  Blanks, tabs & newlines will not be included
     * in the mailbox portion of an address unless they are escaped.
     */

/* Scanner states */
#define NORMAL	(0<<8)
#define QS	(1<<8)	/* in quoted string */
#define COM	(2<<8)	/* in comment (...) */
#define ERR	(3<<8)	/* found an error */
#define EOA	(4<<8)	/* end of address */

    static char *saved_addr = NULL;	/* saved address line ptr */
    static char *adr_ptr = NULL;	/* where to start looking for
					   next address on line */
    register char *nxtout = adr;	/* where to put next character of
					   `mailbox' part of address */
    register char c;
    register int state = NORMAL;
    register char *adrcopy = adrtext;	/* where to put next character of
					   address */
    register int lbcnt = 0;		/* number of unmatched "(" */
    register int lpcnt = 0;		/* number of unmatched "<" */

    err = NULL;
    if (! addrs) {
	adr_ptr = NULL;
	return NULL;
    }
    if (adr_ptr)
	addrs = adr_ptr;
    else
	addrs = saved_addr = getcpy(addrs ? addrs : "");

    /* skip any leading whitespace or commas. */
    while ( (c = *addrs++) == ',' || isspace(c))
	;
    
#ifdef	WP
    if (do_wp && c == '<' && *addrs == '<') {
	register char  *cp,
		       *dp,
		       *ep;

	if (cp = index (++addrs, '>')) {
	    *++cp = NULL;
	    if (dp = wp_expand (addrs, NULLCP)) {
		*(addrs - 1) = NULL;
		ep = concat (saved_addr, dp, cp, NULLCP);
		addrs = ep + strlen (saved_addr);
		while ((c = *addrs++) == ',' || isspace (c))
		    continue;
		free (saved_addr);
		saved_addr = ep;
		free (dp);
	    }
	    else {
		err = "unable to expand WhitePages query";
		(void) strcpy (adrtext, addrs);
		addrs = cp;
		goto out;
	    }
	    
	}
    }
#endif

    *nxtout = *adrcopy = '\0';
    while (state != EOA) {
	*adrcopy++ = c;
	if (state != COM)
/* PJS: Why lower-case the address???
	    *nxtout++ = isupper (c) ? tolower (c) : c;
*/
	    *nxtout++ = c;
	switch (state+c) {

	case NORMAL+'\n':	/* discard newlines */
	case QS+'\n':
	case COM+'\n':
	case ERR+'\n':
	    --nxtout;
	    --adrcopy;
	    break;

	case NORMAL+' ':	/* skip unquoted whitespace */
	case NORMAL+'\t':
	    --nxtout;
	    break;

	case NORMAL+'"':	/* start quoted string */
	    state = QS;
	    break;

	case QS+'"':		/* end quoted string */
	    state = NORMAL;
	    break;

	case NORMAL+'<':
	    nxtout = adr;	/* start over accumulating address */
	    lbcnt++;
	    break;

	case NORMAL+'>':
	    --lbcnt;
	    if (lbcnt < 0) {
		state = ERR;
		err = "extra >";
	    } else
		*(nxtout-1) = '\0';
	    break;

	case NORMAL+'(':
	    state = COM;
	    --nxtout;
	case COM+'(':
	    lpcnt++;
	    break;

	case COM+')':
	    --lpcnt;
	    if (lpcnt < 0) {
		state = ERR;
		err = "extra )";
	    } else if (lpcnt == 0)
		state = NORMAL;
	    break;

	case NORMAL+'\\':
	case QS+'\\':
	case COM+'\\':
	    if ((c = *addrs++) == '\n' || c == '\0') {
		state = EOA;
		err = "illegal \\";
	    }
	    *adrcopy++ = c;
/* PJS: Why lower-case the address???
	    *nxtout++ = isupper (c) ? tolower (c) : c;
*/
	    *nxtout++ = c;
	    break;

	case NORMAL+',':
	case ERR+',':
	case NORMAL+'\0':
	case ERR+'\0':
	    state = EOA;
	    if (lbcnt)
		err = "missing >";
	    break;

	case COM+'\0':
	    state = EOA;
	    err = "missing )";
	    if (nxtout == adr)
		nxtout++;
	    break;

	case QS+'\0':
	    state = EOA;
	    err = "missing \"";
	    break;
	}
	if (c != '\0')
	    c = *addrs++;
    }
    /*
     * at this point adr contains the `mailbox' part of the address
     * in lower case & minus any comment or unquoted whitespace.
     * adrtext contains an exact copy of the address and
     * addr points to where we should start scanning next time.
     */
    *(nxtout-1) = *(adrcopy-1) = '\0';
#ifdef	WP
out: ;
#endif
    if (*adr && !err) {
	adr_ptr = addrs-1;
#ifndef	WP
	return adrtext;
#endif
    } else {
	free (saved_addr);
	adr_ptr = NULL;
#ifndef	WP
	return NULL;
#endif
    }
#ifdef	WP
    return adrtext;
#endif
#else	not BERK
    register struct adrx *ap;

    pers = mbox = host = route = grp = note = NULL;
    err[0] = NULL;

    if ((ap = getadrx (addrs ? addrs : "")) == NULL)
	return NULL;

    (void) strcpy (adr, ap -> text);
    pers = ap -> pers;
    mbox = ap -> mbox;
    host = ap -> host;
    route = ap -> path;
    grp = ap -> grp;
    ingrp = ap -> ingrp;
    note = ap -> note;
    if (ap -> err && *ap -> err)
	(void) strcpy (err, ap -> err);

    return adr;
#endif	not BERK
}

/*  */

#ifdef	BERK
/* ARGSUSED */
#endif	BERK

struct mailname *getm (str, dfhost, dftype, wanthost, eresult)
register char   *str,
		*eresult;
char   *dfhost;
int     dftype,
	wanthost;
{
#ifndef	BERK
    register char   *pp;
#ifndef	DUMB
    register char   *dp;
#endif	not DUMB
#ifdef	MF
    char   *up = UucpChan ();
#endif	MF
#endif	not BERK
    register struct mailname *mp;

    if (err && err[0]) {
	if (eresult)
	    (void) strcpy (eresult, err);
	else
	    if (wanthost == AD_HOST)
		admonish (NULLCP, "bad address '%s' - %s", str, err);
	return NULL;
    }
#ifdef	BERK
    if (str == NULL || *str == '\0') {
#else 	not BERK
    if (pers == NULL
	    && mbox == NULL && host == NULL && route == NULL
	    && grp == NULL) {
#endif	not BERK
	if (eresult)
	    (void) strcpy (eresult, "null address");
	else
	    if (wanthost == AD_HOST)
		admonish (NULLCP, "null address '%s'", str);
	return NULL;
    }
#ifndef	BERK
    if (mbox == NULL && grp == NULL) {
	if (eresult)
	    (void) strcpy (eresult, "no mailbox in address");
	else
	    if (wanthost == AD_HOST)
		admonish (NULLCP, "no mailbox in address '%s'", str);
	return NULL;
    }

    if (dfhost == NULL) {
	dfhost = LocalName ();
	dftype = LOCALHOST;
    }
#endif	not BERK

    mp = (struct mailname  *) calloc ((unsigned) 1, sizeof *mp);
    if (mp == NULL) {
	if (eresult)
	   (void) strcpy (eresult, "insufficient memory to represent address");
	else
	    if (wanthost == AD_HOST)
		adios (NULLCP, "insufficient memory to represent address");
	return NULL;
    }

    mp -> m_next = NULL;
    mp -> m_text = getcpy (str);
#ifdef	BERK
    mp -> m_type = LOCALHOST;
    mp -> m_mbox = getcpy (adr);
    if (!index (adr, '@') && !index (adr, '!'))
	mp -> m_nohost = 1;
#else	not BERK
    if (pers)
	mp -> m_pers = getcpy (pers);

    if (mbox == NULL) {
	mp -> m_type = BADHOST;
	mp -> m_nohost = 1;
	mp -> m_ingrp = ingrp;
	mp -> m_gname = getcpy (grp);
	if (note)
	    mp -> m_note = getcpy (note);
	return mp;
    }

/*  */

    if (host) {
#ifdef MF
#ifdef	MMDFMTS
	if (up && uleq (host, LocalName ())
		&& (pp = rindex (mbox, '%'))
		&& uleq (up, pp + 1)) {/* uucpaddr%<uucp>@<local> */
	    *pp = NULL;
	    goto get_uucp;
	}
#else	not MMDFMTS
	if (up && (pp = index (host, '.')) 
		&& uleq (up, pp + 1)) {/* uucpaddr@host.<uucp> */
	    *pp = NULL;
	    mp -> m_host = getcpy (host);
	    mp -> m_mbox = getcpy (mbox);
	    mp -> m_type = UUCPHOST;
	    goto got_host;
	}
#endif	not MMDFMTS
	if (up && uleq (dfhost, LocalName ())
		&& uleq (up, host)) {/* uucpaddr@<uucp> [local] */
	    if (pp = index (mbox, '!')) {
		*pp++ = NULL;
		mp -> m_host = getcpy (mbox);
		mp -> m_mbox = getcpy (pp);
	    }
	    else {
		mp -> m_host = getcpy (SystemName ());
		mp -> m_mbox = getcpy (mbox);
	    }
	    mp -> m_type = UUCPHOST;
	    goto got_host;
	}
#endif	MF
	mp -> m_mbox = getcpy (mbox);
	mp -> m_host = getcpy (host);
    }
    else {
	if (pp = index (mbox, '!')) {
	    *pp++ = NULL;
	    mp -> m_mbox = getcpy (pp);
	    mp -> m_host = getcpy (mbox);
	    mp -> m_type = UUCPHOST;
	}
	else {
	    mp -> m_nohost = 1;
	    mp -> m_mbox = getcpy (mbox);
#ifdef	DUMB
	    if (route == NULL && dftype == LOCALHOST) {
		mp -> m_host = NULLCP;
		mp -> m_type = dftype;
	    }
	    else
#endif	DUMB
	    {
		mp -> m_host = route ? NULLCP : getcpy (dfhost);
		mp -> m_type = route ? NETHOST : dftype;
	    }
	}
	goto got_host;
    }

/*  */

    if (wanthost == AD_NHST)