1 /* mhfixmsg.c -- rewrite a message with various transformations
3 * This code is Copyright (c) 2002 and 2013, by the authors of nmh.
4 * See the COPYRIGHT file in the root directory of the nmh
5 * distribution for complete copyright information.
9 #include <h/fmt_scan.h>
11 #include <h/mhparse.h>
13 #include <h/signals.h>
14 #include "../sbr/m_maildir.h"
15 #include "../sbr/m_mktemp.h"
16 #include "../sbr/mime_type.h"
19 #include "mhshowsbr.h"
22 #define MHFIXMSG_SWITCHES \
23 X("decodetext 8bit|7bit|binary", 0, DECODETEXTSW) \
24 X("nodecodetext", 0, NDECODETEXTSW) \
25 X("decodetypes", 0, DECODETYPESW) \
26 X("crlflinebreaks", 0, CRLFLINEBREAKSSW) \
27 X("nocrlflinebreaks", 0, NCRLFLINEBREAKSSW) \
28 X("textcharset", 0, TEXTCHARSETSW) \
29 X("notextcharset", 0, NTEXTCHARSETSW) \
30 X("reformat", 0, REFORMATSW) \
31 X("noreformat", 0, NREFORMATSW) \
32 X("replacetextplain", 0, REPLACETEXTPLAINSW) \
33 X("noreplacetextplain", 0, NREPLACETEXTPLAINSW) \
34 X("fixboundary", 0, FIXBOUNDARYSW) \
35 X("nofixboundary", 0, NFIXBOUNDARYSW) \
36 X("fixcte", 0, FIXCOMPOSITECTESW) \
37 X("nofixcte", 0, NFIXCOMPOSITECTESW) \
38 X("fixtype mimetype", 0, FIXTYPESW) \
39 X("file file", 0, FILESW) \
40 X("outfile file", 0, OUTFILESW) \
41 X("rmmproc program", 0, RPROCSW) \
42 X("normmproc", 0, NRPRCSW) \
43 X("changecur", 0, CHGSW) \
44 X("nochangecur", 0, NCHGSW) \
45 X("verbose", 0, VERBSW) \
46 X("noverbose", 0, NVERBSW) \
47 X("version", 0, VERSIONSW) \
48 X("help", 0, HELPSW) \
50 #define X(sw, minchars, id) id,
51 DEFINE_SWITCH_ENUM(MHFIXMSG
);
54 #define X(sw, minchars, id) { sw, minchars, id },
55 DEFINE_SWITCH_ARRAY(MHFIXMSG
, switches
);
60 int debugsw
; /* Needed by mhparse.c. */
62 #define quitser pipeser
65 extern int skip_mp_cte_check
; /* flag to InitMultiPart */
66 extern int suppress_bogus_mp_content_warning
; /* flag to InitMultiPart */
67 extern int bogus_mp_content
; /* flag from InitMultiPart */
68 /* flags to/from parse_header_attrs */
69 extern int suppress_extraneous_trailing_semicolon_warning
;
72 void flush_errors (void);
77 typedef struct fix_transformations
{
85 /* Whether to use CRLF linebreaks, per RFC 2046 Sec. 4.1.1, par.1. */
88 } fix_transformations
;
90 int mhfixmsgsbr (CT
*, char *, const fix_transformations
*, FILE **, char *,
92 static int fix_boundary (CT
*, int *);
93 static int copy_input_to_output (const char *, FILE *, const char *, FILE *);
94 static int get_multipart_boundary (CT
, char **);
95 static int replace_boundary (CT
, char *, char *);
96 static int fix_types (CT
, svector_t
, int *);
97 static char *replace_substring (char **, const char *, const char *);
98 static char *remove_parameter (char *, const char *);
99 static int fix_composite_cte (CT
, int *);
100 static int set_ce (CT
, int);
101 static int ensure_text_plain (CT
*, CT
, int *, int);
102 static int find_textplain_sibling (CT
, int, int *);
103 static int insert_new_text_plain_part (CT
, int, CT
);
104 static CT
build_text_plain_part (CT
);
105 static int insert_into_new_mp_alt (CT
*, int *);
106 static CT
divide_part (CT
);
107 static void copy_ctinfo (CI
, CI
);
108 static int decode_part (CT
);
109 static int reformat_part (CT
, char *, char *, char *, int);
110 static CT
build_multipart_alt (CT
, CT
, int, int);
111 static int boundary_in_content (FILE **, char *, const char *);
112 static void transfer_noncontent_headers (CT
, CT
);
113 static int set_ct_type (CT
, int type
, int subtype
, int encoding
);
114 static int decode_text_parts (CT
, int, const char *, int *);
115 static int should_decode(const char *, const char *, const char *);
116 static int content_encoding (CT
, const char **);
117 static int strip_crs (CT
, int *);
118 static void update_cte (CT
);
119 static int least_restrictive_encoding (CT
);
120 static int less_restrictive (int, int);
121 static int convert_charsets (CT
, char *, int *);
122 static int fix_always (CT
, int *);
123 static int fix_filename_param (char *, char *, PM
*, PM
*);
124 static int fix_filename_encoding (CT
);
125 static int write_content (CT
, const char *, char *, FILE *, int, int);
126 static void set_text_ctparams(CT
, char *, int);
127 static int remove_file (const char *);
128 static void report (char *, char *, char *, char *, ...);
129 static void pipeser (int);
133 main (int argc
, char **argv
) {
135 char *cp
, *file
= NULL
, *folder
= NULL
;
136 char *maildir
= NULL
, buf
[100], *outfile
= NULL
;
137 char **argp
, **arguments
;
138 struct msgs_array msgs
= { 0, 0, NULL
};
139 struct msgs
*mp
= NULL
;
141 FILE *fp
, *infp
= NULL
, *outfp
= NULL
;
145 fix_transformations fx
;
146 fx
.reformat
= fx
.fixcompositecte
= fx
.fixboundary
= 1;
148 fx
.replacetextplain
= 0;
149 fx
.decodetext
= CE_8BIT
;
150 fx
.decodetypes
= "text,application/ics"; /* Default, per man page. */
151 fx
.lf_line_endings
= 0;
152 fx
.textcharset
= NULL
;
154 if (nmh_init(argv
[0], 2)) { return 1; }
156 arguments
= getarguments (invo_name
, argc
, argv
, 1);
162 while ((cp
= *argp
++)) {
164 switch (smatch (++cp
, switches
)) {
166 ambigsw (cp
, switches
);
169 adios (NULL
, "-%s unknown", cp
);
172 snprintf (buf
, sizeof buf
, "%s [+folder] [msgs] [switches]",
174 print_help (buf
, switches
, 1);
177 print_version(invo_name
);
181 if (! (cp
= *argp
++) || *cp
== '-') {
182 adios (NULL
, "missing argument to %s", argp
[-2]);
184 if (! strcasecmp (cp
, "8bit")) {
185 fx
.decodetext
= CE_8BIT
;
186 } else if (! strcasecmp (cp
, "7bit")) {
187 fx
.decodetext
= CE_7BIT
;
188 } else if (! strcasecmp (cp
, "binary")) {
189 fx
.decodetext
= CE_BINARY
;
191 adios (NULL
, "invalid argument to %s", argp
[-2]);
198 if (! (cp
= *argp
++) || *cp
== '-') {
199 adios (NULL
, "missing argument to %s", argp
[-2]);
203 case CRLFLINEBREAKSSW
:
204 fx
.lf_line_endings
= 0;
206 case NCRLFLINEBREAKSSW
:
207 fx
.lf_line_endings
= 1;
210 if (! (cp
= *argp
++) || (*cp
== '-' && cp
[1])) {
211 adios (NULL
, "missing argument to %s", argp
[-2]);
224 case FIXCOMPOSITECTESW
:
225 fx
.fixcompositecte
= 1;
227 case NFIXCOMPOSITECTESW
:
228 fx
.fixcompositecte
= 0;
231 if (! (cp
= *argp
++) || (*cp
== '-' && cp
[1])) {
232 adios (NULL
, "missing argument to %s", argp
[-2]);
234 if (! strncasecmp (cp
, "multipart/", 10) ||
235 ! strncasecmp (cp
, "message/", 8))
236 adios (NULL
, "-fixtype %s not allowed", cp
);
237 if (! strchr (cp
, '/'))
238 adios (NULL
, "-fixtype requires type/subtype");
239 if (fx
.fixtypes
== NULL
) { fx
.fixtypes
= svector_create (10); }
240 svector_push_back (fx
.fixtypes
, cp
);
248 case REPLACETEXTPLAINSW
:
249 fx
.replacetextplain
= 1;
251 case NREPLACETEXTPLAINSW
:
252 fx
.replacetextplain
= 0;
255 if (! (cp
= *argp
++) || (*cp
== '-' && cp
[1])) {
256 adios (NULL
, "missing argument to %s", argp
[-2]);
258 file
= *cp
== '-' ? mh_xstrdup (cp
) : path (cp
, TFILE
);
261 if (! (cp
= *argp
++) || (*cp
== '-' && cp
[1])) {
262 adios (NULL
, "missing argument to %s", argp
[-2]);
264 outfile
= *cp
== '-' ? mh_xstrdup (cp
) : path (cp
, TFILE
);
267 if (!(rmmproc
= *argp
++) || *rmmproc
== '-') {
268 adios (NULL
, "missing argument to %s", argp
[-2]);
288 if (*cp
== '+' || *cp
== '@') {
290 adios (NULL
, "only one folder at a time!");
291 folder
= pluspath (cp
);
294 /* Interpret a full path as a filename, not a message. */
295 file
= mh_xstrdup (cp
);
297 app_msgarg (&msgs
, cp
);
302 SIGNAL (SIGQUIT
, quitser
);
303 SIGNAL (SIGPIPE
, pipeser
);
306 * Read the standard profile setup
308 if ((fp
= fopen (cp
= etcpath ("mhn.defaults"), "r"))) {
309 readconfig ((struct node
**) 0, fp
, cp
, 0);
313 suppress_bogus_mp_content_warning
= skip_mp_cte_check
= 1;
314 suppress_extraneous_trailing_semicolon_warning
= 1;
316 if (! context_find ("path")) {
317 free (path ("./", TFOLDER
));
320 if (file
&& msgs
.size
) {
321 adios (NULL
, "cannot specify msg and file at same time!");
325 /* Open the outfile now, so we don't have to risk opening it
326 after running out of fds. */
327 if (strcmp (outfile
, "-") == 0) {
329 } else if ((outfp
= fopen (outfile
, "w")) == NULL
) {
330 adios (outfile
, "unable to open for writing");
335 * check if message is coming from file
338 /* If file is stdin, create a tmp file name before parse_mime()
339 has a chance, because it might put in on a different
340 filesystem than the output file. Instead, put it in the
341 user's preferred tmp directory. */
344 if (! strcmp ("-", file
)) {
350 if ((cp
= m_mktemp2 (NULL
, invo_name
, &fd
, NULL
)) == NULL
) {
351 adios (NULL
, "unable to create temporary file in %s",
355 file
= mh_xstrdup (cp
);
356 cpydata (STDIN_FILENO
, fd
, "-", file
);
360 (void) m_unlink (file
);
361 adios (NULL
, "failed to write temporary file");
365 cts
= mh_xcalloc(2, sizeof *cts
);
368 if ((ct
= parse_mime (file
))) {
369 set_text_ctparams(ct
, fx
.decodetypes
, fx
.lf_line_endings
);
372 inform("unable to parse message from file %s", file
);
375 /* If there's an outfile, pass the input message unchanged, so the
376 message won't get dropped from a pipeline. */
378 /* Something went wrong. Output might be expected, such as if
379 this were run as a filter. Just copy the input to the
381 if ((infp
= fopen (file
, "r")) == NULL
) {
382 adios (file
, "unable to open for reading");
385 if (copy_input_to_output (file
, infp
, outfile
, outfp
) != OK
) {
386 inform("unable to copy message to %s, "
387 "it might be lost\n", outfile
);
396 * message(s) are coming from a folder
401 app_msgarg(&msgs
, "cur");
404 folder
= getfolder (1);
406 maildir
= mh_xstrdup(m_maildir (folder
));
408 /* chdir so that error messages, esp. from MIME parser, just
409 refer to the message and not its path. */
410 if (chdir (maildir
) == NOTOK
) {
411 adios (maildir
, "unable to change directory to");
414 /* read folder and create message structure */
415 if (! (mp
= folder_read (folder
, 1))) {
416 adios (NULL
, "unable to read folder %s", folder
);
419 /* check for empty folder */
420 if (mp
->nummsg
== 0) {
421 adios (NULL
, "no messages in %s", folder
);
424 /* parse all the message ranges/sequences and set SELECTED */
425 for (msgnum
= 0; msgnum
< msgs
.size
; msgnum
++)
426 if (! m_convert (mp
, msgs
.msgs
[msgnum
])) {
429 seq_setprev (mp
); /* set the previous-sequence */
431 cts
= mh_xcalloc(mp
->numsel
+ 1, sizeof *cts
);
434 for (msgnum
= mp
->lowsel
; msgnum
<= mp
->hghsel
; msgnum
++) {
435 if (is_selected(mp
, msgnum
)) {
436 char *msgnam
= m_name (msgnum
);
438 if ((ct
= parse_mime (msgnam
))) {
439 set_text_ctparams(ct
, fx
.decodetypes
, fx
.lf_line_endings
);
442 inform("unable to parse message %s", msgnam
);
445 /* If there's an outfile, pass the input message
446 unchanged, so the message won't get dropped from a
449 /* Something went wrong. Output might be expected,
450 such as if this were run as a filter. Just copy
451 the input to the output. */
452 /* Can't use path() here because 1) it might have been
453 called before and it caches the pwd, and 2) we call
454 chdir() after that. */
455 char *input_filename
=
456 concat (maildir
, "/", msgnam
, NULL
);
458 if ((infp
= fopen (input_filename
, "r")) == NULL
) {
459 adios (input_filename
,
460 "unable to open for reading");
463 if (copy_input_to_output (input_filename
, infp
,
464 outfile
, outfp
) != OK
) {
465 inform("unable to copy message to %s, "
466 "it might be lost\n", outfile
);
471 free (input_filename
);
478 seq_setcur (mp
, mp
->hghsel
); /* update current message */
480 seq_save (mp
); /* synchronize sequences */
481 context_replace (pfolder
, folder
);/* update current folder */
482 context_save (); /* save the context file */
486 for (ctp
= cts
; *ctp
; ++ctp
) {
487 status
+= mhfixmsgsbr (ctp
, maildir
, &fx
, &infp
, outfile
, &outfp
);
491 (void) m_unlink (file
);
494 /* Just calling m_backup() unlinks the backup file. */
495 (void) m_backup (file
);
506 if (fx
.fixtypes
!= NULL
) { svector_free (fx
.fixtypes
); }
507 if (infp
) { fclose (infp
); } /* even if stdin */
508 if (outfp
) { fclose (outfp
); } /* even if stdout */
520 * Apply transformations to one message.
523 mhfixmsgsbr (CT
*ctp
, char *maildir
, const fix_transformations
*fx
,
524 FILE **infp
, char *outfile
, FILE **outfp
) {
525 /* Store input filename in case one of the transformations, i.e.,
526 fix_boundary(), rewrites to a tmp file. */
527 char *input_filename
= maildir
528 ? concat (maildir
, "/", (*ctp
)->c_file
, NULL
)
529 : mh_xstrdup ((*ctp
)->c_file
);
530 int modify_inplace
= 0;
531 int message_mods
= 0;
534 /* Though the input file won't need to be opened if everything goes
535 well, do it here just in case there's a failure, and that failure is
536 running out of file descriptors. */
537 if ((*infp
= fopen (input_filename
, "r")) == NULL
) {
538 adios (input_filename
, "unable to open for reading");
541 if (outfile
== NULL
) {
544 if ((*ctp
)->c_file
) {
546 /* outfp will be closed by the caller */
547 if ((tempfile
= m_mktemp2 (NULL
, invo_name
, NULL
, outfp
)) ==
549 adios (NULL
, "unable to create temporary file in %s",
552 outfile
= mh_xstrdup (tempfile
);
554 adios (NULL
, "missing both input and output filenames\n");
556 } /* else *outfp was defined by caller */
558 reverse_alternative_parts (*ctp
);
559 status
= fix_always (*ctp
, &message_mods
);
560 if (status
== OK
&& fx
->fixboundary
) {
561 status
= fix_boundary (ctp
, &message_mods
);
563 if (status
== OK
&& fx
->fixtypes
!= NULL
) {
564 status
= fix_types (*ctp
, fx
->fixtypes
, &message_mods
);
566 if (status
== OK
&& fx
->fixcompositecte
) {
567 status
= fix_composite_cte (*ctp
, &message_mods
);
569 if (status
== OK
&& fx
->reformat
) {
571 ensure_text_plain (ctp
, NULL
, &message_mods
, fx
->replacetextplain
);
573 if (status
== OK
&& fx
->decodetext
) {
574 status
= decode_text_parts (*ctp
, fx
->decodetext
, fx
->decodetypes
,
578 if (status
== OK
&& fx
->textcharset
!= NULL
) {
579 status
= convert_charsets (*ctp
, fx
->textcharset
, &message_mods
);
582 if (status
== OK
&& ! (*ctp
)->c_umask
) {
583 /* Set the umask for the contents file. This currently
584 isn't used but just in case it is in the future. */
587 if (stat ((*ctp
)->c_file
, &st
) != NOTOK
) {
588 (*ctp
)->c_umask
= ~(st
.st_mode
& 0777);
590 (*ctp
)->c_umask
= ~m_gmprot();
595 * Write the content to a file
598 status
= write_content (*ctp
, input_filename
, outfile
, *outfp
,
599 modify_inplace
, message_mods
);
600 } else if (! modify_inplace
) {
601 /* Something went wrong. Output might be expected, such
602 as if this were run as a filter. Just copy the input
604 if (copy_input_to_output (input_filename
, *infp
, outfile
,
606 inform("unable to copy message to %s, it might be lost\n",
611 if (modify_inplace
) {
612 if (status
!= OK
) { (void) m_unlink (outfile
); }
619 free (input_filename
);
626 * Copy input message to output. Assumes not modifying in place, so this
627 * might be running as part of a pipeline.
630 copy_input_to_output (const char *input_filename
, FILE *infp
,
631 const char *output_filename
, FILE *outfp
) {
632 int in
= fileno (infp
);
633 int out
= fileno (outfp
);
636 if (in
!= -1 && out
!= -1) {
637 cpydata (in
, out
, input_filename
, output_filename
);
647 * Fix mismatched outer level boundary.
650 fix_boundary (CT
*ct
, int *message_mods
) {
651 struct multipart
*mp
;
654 if (ct
&& (*ct
)->c_type
== CT_MULTIPART
&& bogus_mp_content
) {
655 mp
= (struct multipart
*) (*ct
)->c_ctparams
;
658 * 1) Get boundary at end of part.
659 * 2) Get boundary at beginning of part and compare to the end-of-part
661 * 3) Write out contents of ct to tmp file, replacing boundary in
662 * header with boundary from part. Set c_unlink to 1.
664 * 5) Call parse_mime() on the tmp file, replacing ct.
667 if (mp
&& mp
->mp_start
) {
670 if (get_multipart_boundary (*ct
, &part_boundary
) == OK
) {
673 if ((fixed
= m_mktemp2 (NULL
, invo_name
, NULL
, &(*ct
)->c_fp
))) {
674 if (replace_boundary (*ct
, fixed
, part_boundary
) == OK
) {
675 char *filename
= mh_xstrdup ((*ct
)->c_file
);
679 if ((fixed_ct
= parse_mime (fixed
))) {
685 report (NULL
, NULL
, filename
,
686 "fix multipart boundary");
690 inform("unable to parse fixed part");
695 inform("unable to replace broken boundary");
699 inform("unable to create temporary file in %s",
704 free (part_boundary
);
706 /* Couldn't fix the boundary. Report failure so that mhfixmsg
707 doesn't modify the message. */
711 /* No multipart struct, even though the content type is
712 CT_MULTIPART. Report failure so that mhfixmsg doesn't modify
723 * Find boundary at end of multipart.
726 get_multipart_boundary (CT ct
, char **part_boundary
) {
727 char buffer
[NMH_BUFSIZ
];
728 char *end_boundary
= NULL
;
729 off_t begin
= (off_t
) ct
->c_end
> (off_t
) (ct
->c_begin
+ sizeof buffer
)
730 ? (off_t
) (ct
->c_end
- sizeof buffer
)
731 : (off_t
) ct
->c_begin
;
735 /* This will fail if the boundary spans fread() calls. NMH_BUFSIZ should
736 be big enough, even if it's just 1024, to make that unlikely. */
738 /* free_content() will close ct->c_fp if bogus MP boundary is fixed. */
739 if (! ct
->c_fp
&& (ct
->c_fp
= fopen (ct
->c_file
, "r")) == NULL
) {
740 advise (ct
->c_file
, "unable to open for reading");
744 /* Get boundary at end of multipart. */
745 while (begin
>= (off_t
) ct
->c_begin
) {
746 fseeko (ct
->c_fp
, begin
, SEEK_SET
);
747 while ((bytes_read
= fread (buffer
, 1, sizeof buffer
, ct
->c_fp
)) > 0) {
748 char *cp
= rfind_str (buffer
, bytes_read
, "--");
753 /* Trim off trailing "--" and anything beyond. */
755 if ((end
= rfind_str (buffer
, cp
- buffer
, "\n"))) {
756 if (strlen (end
) > 3 && *end
++ == '\n' &&
757 *end
++ == '-' && *end
++ == '-') {
758 end_boundary
= mh_xstrdup (end
);
765 if (end_boundary
|| begin
<= (off_t
) (ct
->c_begin
+ sizeof buffer
))
767 begin
-= sizeof buffer
;
770 /* Get boundary at beginning of multipart. */
772 fseeko (ct
->c_fp
, ct
->c_begin
, SEEK_SET
);
773 while ((bytes_read
= fread (buffer
, 1, sizeof buffer
, ct
->c_fp
)) > 0) {
774 if (bytes_read
>= strlen (end_boundary
)) {
775 char *cp
= find_str (buffer
, bytes_read
, end_boundary
);
777 if (cp
&& cp
- buffer
>= 2 && *--cp
== '-' &&
778 *--cp
== '-' && (cp
> buffer
&& *--cp
== '\n')) {
783 /* The start and end boundaries didn't match, or the
784 start boundary doesn't begin with "\n--" (or "--"
785 if at the beginning of buffer). Keep trying. */
799 *part_boundary
= end_boundary
;
801 *part_boundary
= NULL
;
810 * Open and copy ct->c_file to file, replacing the multipart boundary.
813 replace_boundary (CT ct
, char *file
, char *boundary
) {
816 char buf
[NMH_BUFSIZ
], name
[NAMESZ
];
818 m_getfld_state_t gstate
;
821 if (ct
->c_file
== NULL
) {
822 inform("missing input filename");
826 if ((fpin
= fopen (ct
->c_file
, "r")) == NULL
) {
827 advise (ct
->c_file
, "unable to open for reading");
831 if ((fpout
= fopen (file
, "w")) == NULL
) {
833 advise (file
, "unable to open for writing");
837 gstate
= m_getfld_state_init(fpin
);
838 for (compnum
= 1;;) {
839 int bufsz
= (int) sizeof buf
;
841 switch (state
= m_getfld2(&gstate
, name
, buf
, &bufsz
)) {
846 /* get copies of the buffers */
847 np
= mh_xstrdup (name
);
848 vp
= mh_xstrdup (buf
);
850 /* if necessary, get rest of field */
851 while (state
== FLDPLUS
) {
853 state
= m_getfld2(&gstate
, name
, buf
, &bufsz
);
854 vp
= add (buf
, vp
); /* add to previous value */
857 if (strcasecmp (TYPE_FIELD
, np
)) {
858 fprintf (fpout
, "%s:%s", np
, vp
);
860 char *new_ctline
, *new_params
;
862 replace_param(&ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_first_pm
,
863 &ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_last_pm
, "boundary",
866 new_ctline
= concat(" ", ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_type
, "/",
867 ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
, NULL
);
868 new_params
= output_params(strlen(TYPE_FIELD
) +
869 strlen(new_ctline
) + 1,
870 ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_first_pm
, NULL
, 0);
871 fprintf (fpout
, "%s:%s%s\n", np
, new_ctline
,
872 FENDNULL(new_params
));
874 mh_xfree(new_params
);
884 /* buf will have a terminating NULL, skip it. */
885 if ((int) fwrite (buf
, 1, bufsz
-1, fpout
) < bufsz
-1) {
886 advise (file
, "fwrite");
895 inform("message format error in component #%d", compnum
);
900 inform("getfld() returned %d", state
);
908 m_getfld_state_destroy (&gstate
);
917 * Fix Content-Type header to reflect the content of its part.
920 fix_types (CT ct
, svector_t fixtypes
, int *message_mods
) {
923 switch (ct
->c_type
) {
925 struct multipart
*m
= (struct multipart
*) ct
->c_ctparams
;
928 for (part
= m
->mp_parts
; status
== OK
&& part
; part
= part
->mp_next
) {
929 status
= fix_types (part
->mp_part
, fixtypes
, message_mods
);
935 if (ct
->c_subtype
== MESSAGE_EXTERNAL
) {
936 struct exbody
*e
= (struct exbody
*) ct
->c_ctparams
;
938 status
= fix_types (e
->eb_content
, fixtypes
, message_mods
);
945 if (ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_type
&& ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
) {
946 for (typep
= svector_strs (fixtypes
);
947 typep
&& (type
= *typep
);
950 concat (ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_type
, "/", ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
,
953 if (! strcasecmp (type
, type_subtype
) &&
954 decode_part (ct
) == OK
&&
955 ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
!= NULL
) {
956 char *ct_type_subtype
= mime_type (ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
);
959 if ((cp
= strchr (ct_type_subtype
, ';'))) {
960 /* Truncate to remove any parameter list from
961 mime_type () result. */
965 if (strcasecmp (type
, ct_type_subtype
)) {
966 char *ct_type
, *ct_subtype
;
969 /* The Content-Type header does not match the
970 content, so update these struct Content
973 * c_ctinfo.ci_type, c_ctinfo.ci_subtype
976 /* Extract type and subtype from type/subtype. */
977 ct_type
= mh_xstrdup(ct_type_subtype
);
978 if ((cp
= strchr (ct_type
, '/'))) {
980 ct_subtype
= mh_xstrdup(++cp
);
982 inform("missing / in MIME type of %s %s",
983 ct
->c_file
, ct
->c_partno
);
988 ct
->c_type
= ct_str_type (ct_type
);
989 ct
->c_subtype
= ct_str_subtype (ct
->c_type
, ct_subtype
);
991 free (ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_type
);
992 ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_type
= ct_type
;
993 free (ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
);
994 ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
= ct_subtype
;
995 if (! replace_substring (&ct
->c_ctline
, type
,
997 inform("did not find %s in %s",
1001 /* Update Content-Type header field. */
1002 for (hf
= ct
->c_first_hf
; hf
; hf
= hf
->next
) {
1003 if (! strcasecmp (TYPE_FIELD
, hf
->name
)) {
1004 if (replace_substring (&hf
->value
, type
,
1008 report (NULL
, ct
->c_partno
, ct
->c_file
,
1009 "change Content-Type in header "
1011 type
, ct_type_subtype
);
1015 inform("did not find %s in %s", type
, hf
->value
);
1019 free (ct_type_subtype
);
1021 free (type_subtype
);
1031 * Replace a substring, allocating space to hold the new one.
1034 replace_substring (char **str
, const char *old
, const char *new) {
1037 if ((cp
= strstr (*str
, old
))) {
1038 char *remainder
= cp
+ strlen (old
);
1039 char *prefix
, *new_str
;
1042 prefix
= mh_xstrdup(*str
);
1043 *(prefix
+ (cp
- *str
)) = '\0';
1044 new_str
= concat (prefix
, new, remainder
, NULL
);
1047 new_str
= concat (new, remainder
, NULL
);
1052 return *str
= new_str
;
1060 * Remove a name=value parameter, given just its name, from a header value.
1063 remove_parameter (char *str
, const char *name
) {
1064 /* It looks to me, based on the BNF in RFC 2045, than there can't
1065 be whitespace between the parameter name and the "=", or
1066 between the "=" and the parameter value. */
1067 char *param_name
= concat (name
, "=", NULL
);
1070 if ((cp
= strstr (str
, param_name
))) {
1074 /* Remove any leading spaces, before the parameter name. */
1076 start
> str
&& isspace ((unsigned char) *(start
-1));
1080 /* Remove a leading semicolon. */
1081 if (start
> str
&& *(start
-1) == ';') { --start
; }
1083 end
= cp
+ strlen (name
) + 1;
1085 /* Skip past the quoted value, and then the final quote. */
1086 for (++end
; *end
&& *end
!= '"'; ++end
) { continue; }
1089 /* Skip past the value. */
1090 for (++end
; *end
&& ! isspace ((unsigned char) *end
); ++end
) {}
1093 /* Count how many characters need to be moved. Include
1094 trailing null, which is accounted for by the
1095 initialization of count to 1. */
1096 for (cp
= end
; *cp
; ++cp
) { ++count
; }
1097 (void) memmove (start
, end
, count
);
1107 * Fix Content-Transfer-Encoding of composite,, e.g., message or multipart, part.
1108 * According to RFC 2045 Sec. 6.4, it must be 7bit, 8bit, or binary. Set it to
1112 fix_composite_cte (CT ct
, int *message_mods
) {
1115 if (ct
->c_type
== CT_MESSAGE
|| ct
->c_type
== CT_MULTIPART
) {
1116 if (ct
->c_encoding
!= CE_7BIT
&& ct
->c_encoding
!= CE_8BIT
&&
1117 ct
->c_encoding
!= CE_BINARY
) {
1120 for (hf
= ct
->c_first_hf
; hf
; hf
= hf
->next
) {
1121 char *name
= hf
->name
;
1122 for (; *name
&& isspace ((unsigned char) *name
); ++name
) {
1126 if (! strncasecmp (name
, ENCODING_FIELD
,
1127 strlen (ENCODING_FIELD
))) {
1128 char *prefix
= "Nmh-REPLACED-INVALID-";
1132 h
->name
= mh_xstrdup (hf
->name
);
1133 h
->hf_encoding
= hf
->hf_encoding
;
1137 /* Retain old header but prefix its name. */
1139 hf
->name
= concat (prefix
, h
->name
, NULL
);
1143 char *encoding
= cpytrim (hf
->value
);
1144 report (NULL
, ct
->c_partno
, ct
->c_file
,
1145 "replace Content-Transfer-Encoding of %s "
1146 "with 8 bit", encoding
);
1150 h
->value
= mh_xstrdup (" 8bit\n");
1152 /* Don't need to warn for multiple C-T-E header
1153 fields, parse_mime() already does that. But
1154 if there are any, fix them all as necessary. */
1159 set_ce (ct
, CE_8BIT
);
1162 if (ct
->c_type
== CT_MULTIPART
) {
1163 struct multipart
*m
;
1166 m
= (struct multipart
*) ct
->c_ctparams
;
1167 for (part
= m
->mp_parts
; part
; part
= part
->mp_next
) {
1168 if (fix_composite_cte (part
->mp_part
, message_mods
) != OK
) {
1181 * Set content encoding.
1184 set_ce (CT ct
, int encoding
) {
1185 const char *ce
= ce_str (encoding
);
1186 const struct str2init
*ctinit
= get_ce_method (ce
);
1189 char *cte
= concat (" ", ce
, "\n", NULL
);
1192 /* Decoded contents might be in ct->c_cefile.ce_file, if the
1193 caller is decode_text_parts (). Save because we'll
1195 struct cefile decoded_content_info
= ct
->c_cefile
;
1197 ct
->c_encoding
= encoding
;
1199 ct
->c_ctinitfnx
= ctinit
->si_init
;
1200 /* This will assign ct->c_cefile with an all-0 struct, which
1202 (*ctinit
->si_init
) (ct
);
1203 /* After returning, the caller should set
1204 ct->c_cefile.ce_file to the name of the file containing
1207 if (ct
->c_ceclosefnx
) {
1208 (*ct
->c_ceclosefnx
) (ct
);
1211 /* Restore the cefile. */
1212 ct
->c_cefile
= decoded_content_info
;
1214 /* Update/add Content-Transfer-Encoding header field. */
1215 for (hf
= ct
->c_first_hf
; hf
; hf
= hf
->next
) {
1216 if (! strcasecmp (ENCODING_FIELD
, hf
->name
)) {
1223 add_header (ct
, mh_xstrdup (ENCODING_FIELD
), cte
);
1226 /* Update c_celine. It's used only by mhlist -debug. */
1227 free (ct
->c_celine
);
1228 ct
->c_celine
= mh_xstrdup (cte
);
1238 * Make sure each text part has a corresponding text/plain part.
1241 ensure_text_plain (CT
*ct
, CT parent
, int *message_mods
, int replacetextplain
) {
1244 switch ((*ct
)->c_type
) {
1246 /* Nothing to do for text/plain. */
1247 if ((*ct
)->c_subtype
== TEXT_PLAIN
) { return OK
; }
1249 if (parent
&& parent
->c_type
== CT_MULTIPART
&&
1250 parent
->c_subtype
== MULTI_ALTERNATE
) {
1251 int new_subpart_number
= 1;
1252 int has_text_plain
=
1253 find_textplain_sibling (parent
, replacetextplain
,
1254 &new_subpart_number
);
1256 if (! has_text_plain
) {
1257 /* Parent is a multipart/alternative. Insert a new
1258 text/plain subpart. */
1259 const int inserted
=
1260 insert_new_text_plain_part (*ct
, new_subpart_number
,
1265 report (NULL
, parent
->c_partno
, parent
->c_file
,
1266 "insert text/plain part");
1272 } else if (parent
&& parent
->c_type
== CT_MULTIPART
&&
1273 parent
->c_subtype
== MULTI_RELATED
) {
1274 char *type_subtype
=
1275 concat ((*ct
)->c_ctinfo
.ci_type
, "/",
1276 (*ct
)->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
, NULL
);
1277 const char *parent_type
=
1278 get_param (parent
->c_ctinfo
.ci_first_pm
, "type", '?', 1);
1279 int new_subpart_number
= 1;
1280 int has_text_plain
= 0;
1282 /* Have to do string comparison on the subtype because we
1283 don't enumerate all of them in c_subtype values.
1284 parent_type will be NULL if the multipart/related part
1285 doesn't have a type parameter. The type parameter must
1286 be specified according to RFC 2387 Sec. 3.1 but not all
1288 if (parent_type
&& strcasecmp (type_subtype
, parent_type
) == 0) {
1289 /* The type of this part matches the root type of the
1290 parent multipart/related. Look to see if there's
1291 text/plain sibling. */
1293 find_textplain_sibling (parent
, replacetextplain
,
1294 &new_subpart_number
);
1297 free (type_subtype
);
1299 if (! has_text_plain
) {
1300 struct multipart
*mp
= (struct multipart
*) parent
->c_ctparams
;
1304 for (part
= mp
->mp_parts
; part
; part
= part
->mp_next
) {
1305 if (*ct
!= part
->mp_part
) {
1311 /* Parent is a multipart/related. Insert a new
1312 text/plain subpart in a new multipart/alternative. */
1313 if (insert_into_new_mp_alt (ct
, message_mods
)) {
1314 /* Not an error if text/plain couldn't be added. */
1317 /* There are no siblings, so insert a new text/plain
1318 subpart, and change the parent type from
1319 multipart/related to multipart/alternative. */
1320 const int inserted
=
1321 insert_new_text_plain_part (*ct
, new_subpart_number
,
1327 parent
->c_subtype
= MULTI_ALTERNATE
;
1328 free (parent
->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
);
1329 parent
->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
= mh_xstrdup("alternative");
1330 if (! replace_substring (&parent
->c_ctline
, "/related",
1332 inform("did not find multipart/related in %s",
1336 /* Update Content-Type header field. */
1337 for (hf
= parent
->c_first_hf
; hf
; hf
= hf
->next
) {
1338 if (! strcasecmp (TYPE_FIELD
, hf
->name
)) {
1339 if (replace_substring (&hf
->value
, "/related",
1343 report (NULL
, parent
->c_partno
,
1345 "insert text/plain part");
1348 /* Remove, e.g., type="text/html" from
1349 multipart/alternative. */
1350 remove_parameter (hf
->value
, "type");
1353 inform("did not find multipart/"
1354 "related in header %s", hf
->value
);
1358 /* Not an error if text/plain couldn't be inserted. */
1363 if (insert_into_new_mp_alt (ct
, message_mods
)) {
1370 case CT_MULTIPART
: {
1371 struct multipart
*mp
= (struct multipart
*) (*ct
)->c_ctparams
;
1374 for (part
= mp
->mp_parts
; status
== OK
&& part
; part
= part
->mp_next
) {
1375 if ((*ct
)->c_type
== CT_MULTIPART
) {
1376 status
= ensure_text_plain (&part
->mp_part
, *ct
, message_mods
,
1384 if ((*ct
)->c_subtype
== MESSAGE_EXTERNAL
) {
1385 struct exbody
*e
= (struct exbody
*) (*ct
)->c_ctparams
;
1387 status
= ensure_text_plain (&e
->eb_content
, *ct
, message_mods
,
1398 * See if there is a sibling text/plain, and return its subpart number.
1401 find_textplain_sibling (CT parent
, int replacetextplain
,
1402 int *new_subpart_number
) {
1403 struct multipart
*mp
= (struct multipart
*) parent
->c_ctparams
;
1404 struct part
*part
, *prev
;
1405 int has_text_plain
= 0;
1407 for (prev
= part
= mp
->mp_parts
; part
; part
= part
->mp_next
) {
1408 ++*new_subpart_number
;
1409 if (part
->mp_part
->c_type
== CT_TEXT
&&
1410 part
->mp_part
->c_subtype
== TEXT_PLAIN
) {
1411 if (replacetextplain
) {
1412 struct part
*old_part
;
1413 if (part
== mp
->mp_parts
) {
1414 old_part
= mp
->mp_parts
;
1415 mp
->mp_parts
= part
->mp_next
;
1417 old_part
= prev
->mp_next
;
1418 prev
->mp_next
= part
->mp_next
;
1421 report (NULL
, parent
->c_partno
, parent
->c_file
,
1422 "remove text/plain part %s",
1423 old_part
->mp_part
->c_partno
);
1425 free_content (old_part
->mp_part
);
1435 return has_text_plain
;
1440 * Insert a new text/plain part.
1443 insert_new_text_plain_part (CT ct
, int new_subpart_number
, CT parent
) {
1444 struct multipart
*mp
= (struct multipart
*) parent
->c_ctparams
;
1445 struct part
*new_part
;
1448 if ((new_part
->mp_part
= build_text_plain_part (ct
))) {
1450 snprintf (buffer
, sizeof buffer
, "%d", new_subpart_number
);
1452 new_part
->mp_next
= mp
->mp_parts
;
1453 mp
->mp_parts
= new_part
;
1454 new_part
->mp_part
->c_partno
=
1455 concat (parent
->c_partno
? parent
->c_partno
: "1", ".",
1461 free_content (new_part
->mp_part
);
1469 * Create a text/plain part to go along with non-plain sibling part.
1472 build_text_plain_part (CT encoded_part
) {
1473 CT tp_part
= divide_part (encoded_part
);
1474 char *tmp_plain_file
= NULL
;
1476 if (decode_part (tp_part
) == OK
) {
1477 /* Now, tp_part->c_cefile.ce_file is the name of the tmp file that
1478 contains the decoded contents. And the decoding function, such
1479 as openQuoted, will have set ...->ce_unlink to 1 so that it will
1480 be unlinked by free_content (). */
1483 /* This m_mktemp2() call closes the temp file. */
1484 if ((tempfile
= m_mktemp2 (NULL
, invo_name
, NULL
, NULL
)) == NULL
) {
1485 inform("unable to create temporary file in %s",
1488 tmp_plain_file
= mh_xstrdup (tempfile
);
1489 if (reformat_part (tp_part
, tmp_plain_file
,
1490 tp_part
->c_ctinfo
.ci_type
,
1491 tp_part
->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
,
1492 tp_part
->c_type
) == OK
) {
1498 free_content (tp_part
);
1499 if (tmp_plain_file
) { (void) m_unlink (tmp_plain_file
); }
1500 free (tmp_plain_file
);
1507 * Slip new text/plain part into a new multipart/alternative.
1510 insert_into_new_mp_alt (CT
*ct
, int *message_mods
) {
1511 CT tp_part
= build_text_plain_part (*ct
);
1515 CT mp_alt
= build_multipart_alt (*ct
, tp_part
, CT_MULTIPART
,
1518 struct multipart
*mp
= (struct multipart
*) mp_alt
->c_ctparams
;
1520 if (mp
&& mp
->mp_parts
) {
1521 mp
->mp_parts
->mp_part
= tp_part
;
1522 /* Make the new multipart/alternative the parent. */
1527 report (NULL
, (*ct
)->c_partno
, (*ct
)->c_file
,
1528 "insert text/plain part");
1531 free_content (tp_part
);
1532 free_content (mp_alt
);
1539 /* Not an error if text/plain couldn't be built. */
1547 * Clone a MIME part.
1550 divide_part (CT ct
) {
1554 /* Just copy over what is needed for decoding. c_vrsn and
1555 c_celine aren't necessary. */
1556 new_part
->c_file
= mh_xstrdup (ct
->c_file
);
1557 new_part
->c_begin
= ct
->c_begin
;
1558 new_part
->c_end
= ct
->c_end
;
1559 copy_ctinfo (&new_part
->c_ctinfo
, &ct
->c_ctinfo
);
1560 new_part
->c_type
= ct
->c_type
;
1561 new_part
->c_cefile
= ct
->c_cefile
;
1562 new_part
->c_encoding
= ct
->c_encoding
;
1563 new_part
->c_ctinitfnx
= ct
->c_ctinitfnx
;
1564 new_part
->c_ceopenfnx
= ct
->c_ceopenfnx
;
1565 new_part
->c_ceclosefnx
= ct
->c_ceclosefnx
;
1566 new_part
->c_cesizefnx
= ct
->c_cesizefnx
;
1568 /* c_ctline is used by reformat__part(), so it can preserve
1569 anything after the type/subtype. */
1570 new_part
->c_ctline
= mh_xstrdup (ct
->c_ctline
);
1577 * Copy the content info from one part to another.
1580 copy_ctinfo (CI dest
, CI src
) {
1583 dest
->ci_type
= src
->ci_type
? mh_xstrdup (src
->ci_type
) : NULL
;
1584 dest
->ci_subtype
= src
->ci_subtype
? mh_xstrdup (src
->ci_subtype
) : NULL
;
1586 for (s_pm
= src
->ci_first_pm
; s_pm
; s_pm
= s_pm
->pm_next
) {
1587 d_pm
= add_param(&dest
->ci_first_pm
, &dest
->ci_last_pm
, s_pm
->pm_name
,
1589 if (s_pm
->pm_charset
) {
1590 d_pm
->pm_charset
= mh_xstrdup(s_pm
->pm_charset
);
1592 if (s_pm
->pm_lang
) {
1593 d_pm
->pm_lang
= mh_xstrdup(s_pm
->pm_lang
);
1597 dest
->ci_comment
= src
->ci_comment
? mh_xstrdup (src
->ci_comment
) : NULL
;
1598 dest
->ci_magic
= src
->ci_magic
? mh_xstrdup (src
->ci_magic
) : NULL
;
1606 decode_part (CT ct
) {
1612 if ((tempfile
= m_mktemp2 (NULL
, invo_name
, NULL
, &file
)) == NULL
) {
1613 adios (NULL
, "unable to create temporary file in %s", get_temp_dir());
1615 tmp_decoded
= mh_xstrdup (tempfile
);
1616 /* The following call will load ct->c_cefile.ce_file with the tmp
1617 filename of the decoded content. tmp_decoded will contain the
1618 encoded output, get rid of that. */
1619 status
= output_message_fp (ct
, file
, tmp_decoded
);
1620 (void) m_unlink (tmp_decoded
);
1622 if (fclose (file
)) {
1623 inform("unable to close temporary file %s, continuing...", tempfile
);
1631 * Reformat content as plain text.
1632 * Some of the arguments aren't really needed now, but maybe will
1633 * be in the future for other than text types.
1636 reformat_part (CT ct
, char *file
, char *type
, char *subtype
, int c_type
) {
1637 int output_subtype
, output_encoding
;
1638 const char *reason
= NULL
;
1642 /* Hacky: this redirects the output from whatever command is used
1643 to show the part to a file. So, the user can't have any output
1644 redirection in that command.
1645 Could show_multi() in mhshowsbr.c avoid this? */
1647 /* Check for invo_name-format-type/subtype. */
1648 if ((cf
= context_find_by_type ("format", type
, subtype
)) == NULL
) {
1650 inform("Don't know how to convert %s, there is no "
1651 "%s-format-%s/%s profile entry",
1652 ct
->c_file
, invo_name
, type
, subtype
);
1656 if (strchr (cf
, '>')) {
1657 inform("'>' prohibited in \"%s\",\nplease fix your "
1658 "%s-format-%s/%s profile entry", cf
, invo_name
, type
,
1664 cp
= concat (cf
, " >", file
, NULL
);
1665 status
= show_content_aux (ct
, 0, cp
, NULL
, NULL
);
1668 /* Unlink decoded content tmp file and free its filename to avoid
1669 leaks. The file stream should already have been closed. */
1670 if (ct
->c_cefile
.ce_unlink
) {
1671 (void) m_unlink (ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
);
1672 free (ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
);
1673 ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
= NULL
;
1674 ct
->c_cefile
.ce_unlink
= 0;
1677 if (c_type
== CT_TEXT
) {
1678 output_subtype
= TEXT_PLAIN
;
1680 /* Set subtype to 0, which is always an UNKNOWN subtype. */
1684 output_encoding
= content_encoding (ct
, &reason
);
1686 set_ct_type (ct
, c_type
, output_subtype
, output_encoding
) == OK
) {
1687 ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
= file
;
1688 ct
->c_cefile
.ce_unlink
= 1;
1690 ct
->c_cefile
.ce_unlink
= 0;
1699 * Fill in a multipart/alternative part.
1702 build_multipart_alt (CT first_alt
, CT new_part
, int type
, int subtype
) {
1703 char *boundary_prefix
= "----=_nmh-multipart";
1704 char *boundary
= concat (boundary_prefix
, first_alt
->c_partno
, NULL
);
1705 char *boundary_indicator
= "; boundary=";
1706 char *typename
, *subtypename
, *name
;
1709 struct multipart
*m
;
1710 const struct str2init
*ctinit
;
1714 /* Set up the multipart/alternative part. These fields of *ct were
1715 initialized to 0 by mh_xcalloc():
1716 c_fp, c_unlink, c_begin, c_end,
1717 c_vrsn, c_ctline, c_celine,
1718 c_id, c_descr, c_dispo, c_partno,
1719 c_ctinfo.ci_comment, c_ctinfo.ci_magic,
1720 c_cefile, c_encoding,
1721 c_digested, c_digest[16], c_ctexbody,
1722 c_ctinitfnx, c_ceopenfnx, c_ceclosefnx, c_cesizefnx,
1724 c_showproc, c_termproc, c_storeproc, c_storage, c_folder
1727 ct
->c_file
= mh_xstrdup (first_alt
->c_file
);
1729 ct
->c_subtype
= subtype
;
1731 ctinit
= get_ct_init (ct
->c_type
);
1733 typename
= ct_type_str (type
);
1734 subtypename
= ct_subtype_str (type
, subtype
);
1738 int found_boundary
= 1;
1740 while (found_boundary
&& serial
< 1000000) {
1743 /* Ensure that the boundary doesn't appear in the decoded
1745 if (new_part
->c_cefile
.ce_file
) {
1746 if ((found_boundary
=
1747 boundary_in_content (&new_part
->c_cefile
.ce_fp
,
1748 new_part
->c_cefile
.ce_file
,
1749 boundary
)) == NOTOK
) {
1755 /* Ensure that the boundary doesn't appear in the encoded
1757 if (! found_boundary
&& new_part
->c_file
) {
1758 if ((found_boundary
=
1759 boundary_in_content (&new_part
->c_fp
,
1761 boundary
)) == NOTOK
) {
1767 if (found_boundary
) {
1768 /* Try a slightly different boundary. */
1773 snprintf (buffer2
, sizeof buffer2
, "%d", serial
);
1775 concat (boundary_prefix
,
1776 FENDNULL(first_alt
->c_partno
),
1777 "-", buffer2
, NULL
);
1781 if (found_boundary
) {
1782 inform("giving up trying to find a unique boundary");
1788 name
= concat (" ", typename
, "/", subtypename
, boundary_indicator
, "\"",
1789 boundary
, "\"", NULL
);
1791 /* Load c_first_hf and c_last_hf. */
1792 transfer_noncontent_headers (first_alt
, ct
);
1793 add_header (ct
, mh_xstrdup (TYPE_FIELD
), concat (name
, "\n", NULL
));
1796 /* Load c_partno. */
1797 if (first_alt
->c_partno
) {
1798 ct
->c_partno
= mh_xstrdup (first_alt
->c_partno
);
1799 free (first_alt
->c_partno
);
1800 first_alt
->c_partno
= concat (ct
->c_partno
, ".1", NULL
);
1801 new_part
->c_partno
= concat (ct
->c_partno
, ".2", NULL
);
1803 first_alt
->c_partno
= mh_xstrdup ("1");
1804 new_part
->c_partno
= mh_xstrdup ("2");
1808 ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_type
= mh_xstrdup (typename
);
1809 ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
= mh_xstrdup (subtypename
);
1812 add_param(&ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_first_pm
, &ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_last_pm
,
1813 "boundary", boundary
, 0);
1817 p
->mp_next
->mp_next
= NULL
;
1818 p
->mp_next
->mp_part
= first_alt
;
1821 m
->mp_start
= concat (boundary
, "\n", NULL
);
1822 m
->mp_stop
= concat (boundary
, "--\n", NULL
);
1833 * Check that the boundary does not appear in the content.
1836 boundary_in_content (FILE **fp
, char *file
, const char *boundary
) {
1837 char buffer
[NMH_BUFSIZ
];
1839 int found_boundary
= 0;
1841 /* free_content() will close *fp if we fopen it here. */
1842 if (! *fp
&& (*fp
= fopen (file
, "r")) == NULL
) {
1843 advise (file
, "unable to open %s for reading", file
);
1847 fseeko (*fp
, 0L, SEEK_SET
);
1848 while ((bytes_read
= fread (buffer
, 1, sizeof buffer
, *fp
)) > 0) {
1849 if (find_str (buffer
, bytes_read
, boundary
)) {
1855 return found_boundary
;
1860 * Remove all non-Content headers.
1863 transfer_noncontent_headers (CT old
, CT
new) {
1866 hp_prev
= hp
= old
->c_first_hf
;
1870 if (strncasecmp (XXX_FIELD_PRF
, hp
->name
, strlen (XXX_FIELD_PRF
))) {
1871 if (hp
== old
->c_last_hf
) {
1872 if (hp
== old
->c_first_hf
) {
1873 old
->c_last_hf
= old
->c_first_hf
= NULL
;
1875 hp_prev
->next
= NULL
;
1876 old
->c_last_hf
= hp_prev
;
1879 if (hp
== old
->c_first_hf
) {
1880 old
->c_first_hf
= next
;
1882 hp_prev
->next
= next
;
1886 /* Put node hp in the new CT. */
1887 if (new->c_first_hf
== NULL
) {
1888 new->c_first_hf
= hp
;
1890 new->c_last_hf
->next
= hp
;
1892 new->c_last_hf
= hp
;
1894 /* A Content- header, leave in old. */
1907 set_ct_type (CT ct
, int type
, int subtype
, int encoding
) {
1908 char *typename
= ct_type_str (type
);
1909 char *subtypename
= ct_subtype_str (type
, subtype
);
1910 /* E.g, " text/plain" */
1911 char *type_subtypename
= concat (" ", typename
, "/", subtypename
, NULL
);
1912 /* E.g, " text/plain\n" */
1913 char *name_plus_nl
= concat (type_subtypename
, "\n", NULL
);
1914 int found_content_type
= 0;
1916 const char *cp
= NULL
;
1920 /* Update/add Content-Type header field. */
1921 for (hf
= ct
->c_first_hf
; hf
; hf
= hf
->next
) {
1922 if (! strcasecmp (TYPE_FIELD
, hf
->name
)) {
1923 found_content_type
= 1;
1925 hf
->value
= (cp
= strchr (ct
->c_ctline
, ';'))
1926 ? concat (type_subtypename
, cp
, "\n", NULL
)
1927 : mh_xstrdup (name_plus_nl
);
1930 if (! found_content_type
) {
1931 add_header (ct
, mh_xstrdup (TYPE_FIELD
),
1932 (cp
= strchr (ct
->c_ctline
, ';'))
1933 ? concat (type_subtypename
, cp
, "\n", NULL
)
1934 : mh_xstrdup (name_plus_nl
));
1937 /* Some of these might not be used, but set them anyway. */
1939 ? concat (type_subtypename
, cp
, NULL
)
1940 : concat (type_subtypename
, NULL
);
1941 free (ct
->c_ctline
);
1942 ct
->c_ctline
= ctline
;
1943 /* Leave other ctinfo members as they were. */
1944 free (ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_type
);
1945 ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_type
= mh_xstrdup (typename
);
1946 free (ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
);
1947 ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
= mh_xstrdup (subtypename
);
1949 ct
->c_subtype
= subtype
;
1951 free (name_plus_nl
);
1952 free (type_subtypename
);
1954 status
= set_ce (ct
, encoding
);
1961 * It's not necessary to update the charset parameter of a Content-Type
1962 * header for a text part. According to RFC 2045 Sec. 6.4, the body
1963 * (content) was originally in the specified charset, "and will be in
1964 * that character set again after decoding."
1967 decode_text_parts (CT ct
, int encoding
, const char *decodetypes
,
1968 int *message_mods
) {
1970 int lf_line_endings
= 0;
1972 switch (ct
->c_type
) {
1973 case CT_MULTIPART
: {
1974 struct multipart
*m
= (struct multipart
*) ct
->c_ctparams
;
1977 /* Should check to see if the body for this part is encoded?
1978 For now, it gets passed along as-is by InitMultiPart(). */
1979 for (part
= m
->mp_parts
; status
== OK
&& part
; part
= part
->mp_next
) {
1980 status
= decode_text_parts (part
->mp_part
, encoding
, decodetypes
,
1987 if (ct
->c_subtype
== MESSAGE_EXTERNAL
) {
1988 struct exbody
*e
= (struct exbody
*) ct
->c_ctparams
;
1990 status
= decode_text_parts (e
->eb_content
, encoding
, decodetypes
,
1996 if (! should_decode(decodetypes
, ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_type
, ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
)) {
2001 ct
->c_ctparams
&& ((struct text
*) ct
->c_ctparams
)->lf_line_endings
;
2003 switch (ct
->c_encoding
) {
2008 if (decode_part (ct
) == OK
&& ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
) {
2009 const char *reason
= NULL
;
2011 if ((ct_encoding
= content_encoding (ct
, &reason
)) == CE_BINARY
2012 && encoding
!= CE_BINARY
) {
2013 /* The decoding isn't acceptable so discard it.
2014 Leave status as OK to allow other transformations. */
2016 report (NULL
, ct
->c_partno
, ct
->c_file
,
2017 "will not decode%s because it is binary (%s)",
2019 : (FENDNULL(ct
->c_ctline
)),
2022 (void) m_unlink (ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
);
2023 free (ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
);
2024 ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
= NULL
;
2025 } else if (ct
->c_encoding
== CE_QUOTED
&&
2026 ct_encoding
== CE_8BIT
&& encoding
== CE_7BIT
) {
2027 /* The decoding isn't acceptable so discard it.
2028 Leave status as OK to allow other transformations. */
2030 report (NULL
, ct
->c_partno
, ct
->c_file
,
2031 "will not decode%s because it is 8bit",
2033 : (FENDNULL(ct
->c_ctline
)));
2035 (void) m_unlink (ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
);
2036 free (ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
);
2037 ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
= NULL
;
2041 if (ct_encoding
== CE_BINARY
) {
2043 } else if (ct_encoding
== CE_8BIT
&& encoding
== CE_7BIT
) {
2048 if (set_ce (ct
, enc
) == OK
) {
2051 report (NULL
, ct
->c_partno
, ct
->c_file
, "decode%s",
2052 FENDNULL(ct
->c_ctline
));
2054 if (lf_line_endings
) {
2055 strip_crs (ct
, message_mods
);
2068 if (lf_line_endings
) {
2069 strip_crs (ct
, message_mods
);
2084 * Determine if the part with type[/subtype] should be decoded, according to
2085 * decodetypes (which came from the -decodetypes switch).
2088 should_decode(const char *decodetypes
, const char *type
, const char *subtype
) {
2089 /* Quick search for matching type[/subtype] in decodetypes: bracket
2090 decodetypes with commas, then search for ,type, and ,type/subtype, in
2093 int found_match
= 0;
2094 char *delimited_decodetypes
= concat(",", decodetypes
, ",", NULL
);
2095 char *delimited_type
= concat(",", type
, ",", NULL
);
2097 if (nmh_strcasestr(delimited_decodetypes
, delimited_type
)) {
2099 } else if (subtype
!= NULL
) {
2100 char *delimited_type_subtype
=
2101 concat(",", type
, "/", subtype
, ",", NULL
);
2103 if (nmh_strcasestr(delimited_decodetypes
, delimited_type_subtype
)) {
2106 free(delimited_type_subtype
);
2109 free(delimited_type
);
2110 free(delimited_decodetypes
);
2117 * See if the decoded content is 7bit, 8bit, or binary. It's binary
2118 * if it has any NUL characters, a CR not followed by a LF, or lines
2119 * greater than 998 characters in length. If binary, reason is set
2120 * to a string explaining why.
2123 content_encoding (CT ct
, const char **reason
) {
2124 CE ce
= &ct
->c_cefile
;
2125 int encoding
= CE_7BIT
;
2128 size_t line_len
= 0;
2129 char buffer
[NMH_BUFSIZ
];
2132 if (! ce
->ce_fp
&& (ce
->ce_fp
= fopen (ce
->ce_file
, "r")) == NULL
) {
2133 advise (ce
->ce_file
, "unable to open for reading");
2137 fseeko (ce
->ce_fp
, 0L, SEEK_SET
);
2138 while (encoding
!= CE_BINARY
&&
2139 (inbytes
= fread (buffer
, 1, sizeof buffer
, ce
->ce_fp
)) > 0) {
2142 int last_char_was_cr
= 0;
2144 for (i
= 0, cp
= buffer
; i
< inbytes
; ++i
, ++cp
) {
2145 if (*cp
== '\0' || ++line_len
> 998 ||
2146 (*cp
!= '\n' && last_char_was_cr
)) {
2147 encoding
= CE_BINARY
;
2149 *reason
= "null character";
2150 } else if (line_len
> 998) {
2151 *reason
= "line length > 998";
2152 } else if (*cp
!= '\n' && last_char_was_cr
) {
2153 *reason
= "CR not followed by LF";
2155 /* Should not reach this. */
2162 } else if (! isascii ((unsigned char) *cp
)) {
2166 last_char_was_cr
= *cp
== '\r';
2172 } /* else should never happen */
2179 * Strip carriage returns from content.
2182 strip_crs (CT ct
, int *message_mods
) {
2183 char *charset
= content_charset (ct
);
2186 /* Only strip carriage returns if content is ASCII or another
2187 charset that has the same readily recognizable CR followed by a
2188 LF. We can include UTF-8 here because if the high-order bit of
2189 a UTF-8 byte is 0, then it must be a single-byte ASCII
2191 if (! strcasecmp (charset
, "US-ASCII") ||
2192 ! strcasecmp (charset
, "UTF-8") ||
2193 ! strncasecmp (charset
, "ISO-8859-", 9) ||
2194 ! strncasecmp (charset
, "WINDOWS-12", 10)) {
2200 int opened_input_file
= 0;
2202 if (ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
) {
2203 file
= &ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
;
2204 fp
= &ct
->c_cefile
.ce_fp
;
2206 } else if (ct
->c_file
) {
2209 begin
= (size_t) ct
->c_begin
;
2210 end
= (size_t) ct
->c_end
;
2211 } /* else don't know where the content is */
2213 if (file
&& *file
&& fp
) {
2215 if ((*fp
= fopen (*file
, "r")) == NULL
) {
2216 advise (*file
, "unable to open for reading");
2219 opened_input_file
= 1;
2225 char buffer
[NMH_BUFSIZ
];
2227 size_t bytes_to_read
=
2228 end
> 0 && end
> begin
? end
- begin
: sizeof buffer
;
2230 fseeko (*fp
, begin
, SEEK_SET
);
2231 while ((bytes_read
= fread (buffer
, 1,
2232 min (bytes_to_read
, sizeof buffer
),
2234 /* Look for CR followed by a LF. This is supposed to
2235 be text so there should be LF's. If not, don't
2236 modify the content. */
2239 int last_char_was_cr
= 0;
2241 if (end
> 0) { bytes_to_read
-= bytes_read
; }
2243 for (i
= 0, cp
= buffer
; i
< bytes_read
; ++i
, ++cp
) {
2244 if (*cp
== '\n' && last_char_was_cr
) {
2249 last_char_was_cr
= *cp
== '\r';
2255 char *stripped_content_file
;
2256 char *tempfile
= m_mktemp2 (NULL
, invo_name
, &fd
, NULL
);
2258 if (tempfile
== NULL
) {
2259 adios (NULL
, "unable to create temporary file in %s",
2262 stripped_content_file
= mh_xstrdup (tempfile
);
2264 /* Strip each CR before a LF from the content. */
2265 fseeko (*fp
, begin
, SEEK_SET
);
2266 while ((bytes_read
= fread (buffer
, 1, sizeof buffer
, *fp
)) >
2270 int last_char_was_cr
= 0;
2272 for (i
= 0, cp
= buffer
; i
< bytes_read
; ++i
, ++cp
) {
2274 last_char_was_cr
= 1;
2275 } else if (last_char_was_cr
) {
2277 if (write (fd
, "\r", 1) < 0) {
2278 advise (tempfile
, "CR write");
2281 if (write (fd
, cp
, 1) < 0) {
2282 advise (tempfile
, "write");
2284 last_char_was_cr
= 0;
2286 if (write (fd
, cp
, 1) < 0) {
2287 advise (tempfile
, "write");
2289 last_char_was_cr
= 0;
2295 inform("unable to write temporary file %s, continuing...",
2296 stripped_content_file
);
2297 (void) m_unlink (stripped_content_file
);
2300 /* Replace the decoded file with the converted one. */
2301 if (ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
&& ct
->c_cefile
.ce_unlink
)
2302 (void) m_unlink (ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
);
2304 mh_xfree(ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
);
2305 ct
->c_cefile
.ce_file
= stripped_content_file
;
2306 ct
->c_cefile
.ce_unlink
= 1;
2310 report (NULL
, ct
->c_partno
,
2311 begin
== 0 && end
== 0 ? "" : *file
,
2317 if (opened_input_file
) {
2331 * Add/update, if necessary, the message C-T-E, based on the least restrictive
2332 * of the part C-T-E's.
2335 update_cte (CT ct
) {
2336 const int least_restrictive_enc
= least_restrictive_encoding (ct
);
2338 if (least_restrictive_enc
!= CE_UNKNOWN
&&
2339 least_restrictive_enc
!= CE_7BIT
) {
2340 char *cte
= concat (" ", ce_str (least_restrictive_enc
), "\n", NULL
);
2344 /* Update/add Content-Transfer-Encoding header field. */
2345 for (hf
= ct
->c_first_hf
; hf
; hf
= hf
->next
) {
2346 if (! strcasecmp (ENCODING_FIELD
, hf
->name
)) {
2353 add_header (ct
, mh_xstrdup (ENCODING_FIELD
), cte
);
2360 * Find the least restrictive encoding (7bit, 8bit, binary) of the parts
2364 least_restrictive_encoding (CT ct
) {
2365 int encoding
= CE_UNKNOWN
;
2367 switch (ct
->c_type
) {
2368 case CT_MULTIPART
: {
2369 struct multipart
*m
= (struct multipart
*) ct
->c_ctparams
;
2372 for (part
= m
->mp_parts
; part
; part
= part
->mp_next
) {
2373 const int part_encoding
=
2374 least_restrictive_encoding (part
->mp_part
);
2376 if (less_restrictive (encoding
, part_encoding
)) {
2377 encoding
= part_encoding
;
2384 if (ct
->c_subtype
== MESSAGE_EXTERNAL
) {
2385 struct exbody
*e
= (struct exbody
*) ct
->c_ctparams
;
2386 const int part_encoding
=
2387 least_restrictive_encoding (e
->eb_content
);
2389 if (less_restrictive (encoding
, part_encoding
)) {
2390 encoding
= part_encoding
;
2396 if (less_restrictive (encoding
, ct
->c_encoding
)) {
2397 encoding
= ct
->c_encoding
;
2406 * Return whether the second encoding is less restrictive than the first, where
2407 * "less restrictive" is in the sense used by RFC 2045 Secs. 6.1 and 6.4. So,
2408 * CE_BINARY is less restrictive than CE_8BIT and
2409 * CE_8BIT is less restrictive than CE_7BIT.
2412 less_restrictive (int encoding
, int second_encoding
) {
2413 switch (second_encoding
) {
2415 return encoding
!= CE_BINARY
;
2417 return encoding
!= CE_BINARY
&& encoding
!= CE_8BIT
;
2419 return encoding
!= CE_BINARY
&& encoding
!= CE_8BIT
&&
2420 encoding
!= CE_7BIT
;
2428 * Convert character set of each part.
2431 convert_charsets (CT ct
, char *dest_charset
, int *message_mods
) {
2434 switch (ct
->c_type
) {
2436 if (ct
->c_subtype
== TEXT_PLAIN
) {
2437 status
= convert_charset (ct
, dest_charset
, message_mods
);
2440 char *ct_charset
= content_charset (ct
);
2442 report (NULL
, ct
->c_partno
, ct
->c_file
,
2443 "convert %s to %s", ct_charset
, dest_charset
);
2447 char *ct_charset
= content_charset (ct
);
2449 report ("iconv", ct
->c_partno
, ct
->c_file
,
2450 "failed to convert %s to %s", ct_charset
, dest_charset
);
2456 case CT_MULTIPART
: {
2457 struct multipart
*m
= (struct multipart
*) ct
->c_ctparams
;
2460 /* Should check to see if the body for this part is encoded?
2461 For now, it gets passed along as-is by InitMultiPart(). */
2462 for (part
= m
->mp_parts
; status
== OK
&& part
; part
= part
->mp_next
) {
2464 convert_charsets (part
->mp_part
, dest_charset
, message_mods
);
2470 if (ct
->c_subtype
== MESSAGE_EXTERNAL
) {
2471 struct exbody
*e
= (struct exbody
*) ct
->c_ctparams
;
2474 convert_charsets (e
->eb_content
, dest_charset
, message_mods
);
2487 * Fix various problems that aren't handled elsewhere. These
2488 * are fixed unconditionally: there are no switches to disable
2489 * them. Currently, "problems" are these:
2490 * 1) remove extraneous semicolon at the end of a header parameter list
2491 * 2) replace RFC 2047 encoding with RFC 2231 encoding of name and
2492 * filename parameters in Content-Type and Content-Disposition
2493 * headers, respectively.
2496 fix_always (CT ct
, int *message_mods
) {
2499 switch (ct
->c_type
) {
2500 case CT_MULTIPART
: {
2501 struct multipart
*m
= (struct multipart
*) ct
->c_ctparams
;
2504 for (part
= m
->mp_parts
; status
== OK
&& part
; part
= part
->mp_next
) {
2505 status
= fix_always (part
->mp_part
, message_mods
);
2511 if (ct
->c_subtype
== MESSAGE_EXTERNAL
) {
2512 struct exbody
*e
= (struct exbody
*) ct
->c_ctparams
;
2514 status
= fix_always (e
->eb_content
, message_mods
);
2521 if (ct
->c_first_hf
) {
2522 fix_filename_encoding (ct
);
2525 for (hf
= ct
->c_first_hf
; hf
; hf
= hf
->next
) {
2526 size_t len
= strlen (hf
->value
);
2528 if (strcasecmp (hf
->name
, TYPE_FIELD
) != 0 &&
2529 strcasecmp (hf
->name
, DISPO_FIELD
) != 0) {
2530 /* Only do this for Content-Type and
2531 Content-Disposition fields because those are the
2532 only headers that parse_mime() warns about. */
2536 /* whitespace following a trailing ';' will be nuked as well */
2537 if (hf
->value
[len
- 1] == '\n') {
2538 while (isspace((unsigned char)(hf
->value
[len
- 2]))) {
2539 if (len
-- == 0) { break; }
2543 if (hf
->value
[len
- 2] == ';') {
2544 /* Remove trailing ';' from parameter value. */
2545 hf
->value
[len
- 2] = '\n';
2546 hf
->value
[len
- 1] = '\0';
2548 /* Also, if Content-Type parameter, remove trailing ';'
2549 from ct->c_ctline. This probably isn't necessary
2551 if (strcasecmp(hf
->name
, TYPE_FIELD
) == 0 && ct
->c_ctline
) {
2552 size_t l
= strlen(ct
->c_ctline
) - 1;
2553 while (isspace((unsigned char)(ct
->c_ctline
[l
])) ||
2554 ct
->c_ctline
[l
] == ';') {
2555 ct
->c_ctline
[l
--] = '\0';
2556 if (l
== 0) { break; }
2562 report (NULL
, ct
->c_partno
, ct
->c_file
,
2563 "remove trailing ; from %s parameter value",
2575 * Factor out common code for loops in fix_filename_encoding().
2578 fix_filename_param (char *name
, char *value
, PM
*first_pm
, PM
*last_pm
) {
2581 if (has_prefix(value
, "=?") && has_suffix(value
, "?=")) {
2582 /* Looks like an RFC 2047 encoded parameter. */
2583 char decoded
[PATH_MAX
+ 1];
2585 if (decode_rfc2047 (value
, decoded
, sizeof decoded
)) {
2586 /* Encode using RFC 2231. */
2587 replace_param (first_pm
, last_pm
, name
, decoded
, 0);
2590 inform("failed to decode %s parameter %s", name
, value
);
2599 * Replace RFC 2047 encoding with RFC 2231 encoding of name and
2600 * filename parameters in Content-Type and Content-Disposition
2601 * headers, respectively.
2604 fix_filename_encoding (CT ct
) {
2609 for (pm
= ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_first_pm
; pm
; pm
= pm
->pm_next
) {
2610 if (pm
->pm_name
&& pm
->pm_value
&&
2611 strcasecmp (pm
->pm_name
, "name") == 0) {
2612 fixed
= fix_filename_param (pm
->pm_name
, pm
->pm_value
,
2613 &ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_first_pm
,
2614 &ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_last_pm
);
2618 for (pm
= ct
->c_dispo_first
; pm
; pm
= pm
->pm_next
) {
2619 if (pm
->pm_name
&& pm
->pm_value
&&
2620 strcasecmp (pm
->pm_name
, "filename") == 0) {
2621 fixed
= fix_filename_param (pm
->pm_name
, pm
->pm_value
,
2627 /* Fix hf values to correspond. */
2628 for (hf
= ct
->c_first_hf
; fixed
&& hf
; hf
= hf
->next
) {
2629 enum { OTHER
, TYPE_HEADER
, DISPO_HEADER
} field
= OTHER
;
2631 if (strcasecmp (hf
->name
, TYPE_FIELD
) == 0) {
2632 field
= TYPE_HEADER
;
2633 } else if (strcasecmp (hf
->name
, DISPO_FIELD
) == 0) {
2634 field
= DISPO_HEADER
;
2637 if (field
!= OTHER
) {
2638 const char *const semicolon_loc
= strchr (hf
->value
, ';');
2640 if (semicolon_loc
) {
2642 strlen (hf
->name
) + 1 + semicolon_loc
- hf
->value
;
2643 const char *const params
=
2645 field
== TYPE_HEADER
2646 ? ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_first_pm
2647 : ct
->c_dispo_first
,
2649 const char *const new_params
= concat (params
, "\n", NULL
);
2651 replace_substring (&hf
->value
, semicolon_loc
, new_params
);
2652 free((void *)new_params
); /* Cast away const. Sigh. */
2653 free((void *)params
);
2655 inform("did not find semicolon in %s:%s\n",
2656 hf
->name
, hf
->value
);
2666 * Output content in input file to output file.
2669 write_content (CT ct
, const char *input_filename
, char *outfile
, FILE *outfp
,
2670 int modify_inplace
, int message_mods
) {
2673 if (modify_inplace
) {
2674 if (message_mods
> 0) {
2675 if ((status
= output_message_fp (ct
, outfp
, outfile
)) == OK
) {
2676 char *infile
= input_filename
2677 ? mh_xstrdup (input_filename
)
2678 : mh_xstrdup (ct
->c_file
? ct
->c_file
: "-");
2680 if (remove_file (infile
) == OK
) {
2681 if (rename (outfile
, infile
)) {
2682 /* Rename didn't work, possibly because of an
2683 attempt to rename across filesystems. Try
2684 brute force copy. */
2685 int old
= open (outfile
, O_RDONLY
);
2687 open (infile
, O_WRONLY
| O_CREAT
, m_gmprot ());
2690 if (old
!= -1 && new != -1) {
2691 char buffer
[NMH_BUFSIZ
];
2693 while ((i
= read (old
, buffer
, sizeof buffer
)) >
2695 if (write (new, buffer
, i
) != i
) {
2701 if (new != -1) { close (new); }
2702 if (old
!= -1) { close (old
); }
2703 (void) m_unlink (outfile
);
2706 /* The -file argument processing used path() to
2707 expand filename to absolute path. */
2708 int file
= ct
->c_file
&& ct
->c_file
[0] == '/';
2710 inform("unable to rename %s %s to %s, continuing...",
2711 file
? "file" : "message", outfile
,
2717 inform("unable to remove input file %s, "
2718 "not modifying it, continuing...", infile
);
2719 (void) m_unlink (outfile
);
2728 /* No modifications and didn't need the tmp outfile. */
2729 (void) m_unlink (outfile
);
2732 /* Output is going to some file. Produce it whether or not
2733 there were modifications. */
2734 status
= output_message_fp (ct
, outfp
, outfile
);
2743 * parse_mime() does not set lf_line_endings in struct text, so use this
2744 * function to do it. It touches the parts the decodetypes identifies.
2747 set_text_ctparams(CT ct
, char *decodetypes
, int lf_line_endings
) {
2748 switch (ct
->c_type
) {
2749 case CT_MULTIPART
: {
2750 struct multipart
*m
= (struct multipart
*) ct
->c_ctparams
;
2753 for (part
= m
->mp_parts
; part
; part
= part
->mp_next
) {
2754 set_text_ctparams(part
->mp_part
, decodetypes
, lf_line_endings
);
2760 if (ct
->c_subtype
== MESSAGE_EXTERNAL
) {
2761 struct exbody
*e
= (struct exbody
*) ct
->c_ctparams
;
2763 set_text_ctparams(e
->eb_content
, decodetypes
, lf_line_endings
);
2768 if (should_decode(decodetypes
, ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_type
, ct
->c_ctinfo
.ci_subtype
)) {
2769 if (ct
->c_ctparams
== NULL
) {
2770 ct
->c_ctparams
= mh_xcalloc(1, sizeof (struct text
));
2772 ((struct text
*) ct
->c_ctparams
)->lf_line_endings
= lf_line_endings
;
2779 * If "rmmproc" is defined, call that to remove the file. Otherwise,
2780 * use the standard MH backup file.
2783 remove_file (const char *file
) {
2785 char *rmm_command
= concat (rmmproc
, " ", file
, NULL
);
2786 int status
= system (rmm_command
);
2789 return WIFEXITED (status
) ? WEXITSTATUS (status
) : NOTOK
;
2791 /* This is OK for a non-message file, it still uses the
2792 BACKUP_PREFIX form. The backup file will be in the same
2793 directory as file. */
2794 return rename (file
, m_backup (file
));
2799 * Output formatted message to user.
2802 report (char *what
, char *partno
, char *filename
, char *message
, ...) {
2807 va_start (args
, message
);
2808 fmt
= concat (filename
, partno
? " part " : ", ",
2809 FENDNULL(partno
), partno
? ", " : "", message
, NULL
);
2811 advertise (what
, NULL
, fmt
, args
);
2824 fprintf (stderr
, "\n");