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└─⟦a0efdde77⟧ Bits:30001252 EUUGD11 Tape, 1987 Spring Conference Helsinki └─ ⟦this⟧ »EUUGD11/euug-87hel/sec1/elm/filter/rules.c«
/** rules.c **/ /** This file contains all the rule routines, including those that apply the specified rules and the routine to print the rules out. (C) Copyright 1986, Dave Taylor **/ #include <stdio.h> #include <pwd.h> #include <ctype.h> #ifdef BSD # include <sys/time.h> #else # include <time.h> #endif #include <fcntl.h> #include "defs.h" #include "filter.h" int action_from_ruleset() { /** Given the set of rules we've read in and the current to, from, and subject, try to match one. Return the ACTION of the match or LEAVE if none found that apply. **/ register int index = 0, not, relation, try_next_rule, x; struct condition_rec *cond; while (index < total_rules) { cond = rules[index].condition; try_next_rule = 0; while (cond != NULL && ! try_next_rule) { not = (cond->relation < 0); relation = abs(cond->relation); switch (cond->matchwhat) { case TO : x = contains(to, cond->argument1); break; case FROM : x = contains(from, cond->argument1); break; case SUBJECT: x = contains(subject, cond->argument1); break; case LINES : x = compare(lines, relation, cond->argument1);break; case CONTAINS: fprintf(stderr, "%sfilter (%s): Error: rules based on 'contains' are not implemented!\n", BEEP, username); exit(0); } if ((not && x) || ((! not) && (! x))) /* this test failed (LISP?) */ try_next_rule++; else cond = cond->next; /* next condition, if any? */ } if (! try_next_rule) { rule_choosen = index; return(rules[rule_choosen].action); } index++; } rule_choosen = -1; return(LEAVE); } #define get_the_time() if (!gotten_time) { \ thetime = time( (long *) 0); \ timerec = localtime(&thetime); \ gotten_time++; \ } expand_macros(word, buffer, line) char *word, *buffer; int line; { /** expand the allowable macros in the word; %d = day of the month %D = day of the week %h = hour (0-23) %m = month of the year %r = return address of sender %s = subject of message %S = "Re: subject of message" (only add Re: if not there) %t = hour:minute %y = year or simply copies word into buffer. **/ struct tm *localtime(), *timerec; long time(), thetime; register int i, j=0, gotten_time = 0, reading_a_percent_sign = 0; for (i = 0; i < strlen(word); i++) { if (reading_a_percent_sign) { reading_a_percent_sign = 0; switch (word[i]) { case 'r' : buffer[j] = '\0'; strcat(buffer, from); j = strlen(buffer); break; case 's' : buffer[j] = '\0'; strcat(buffer, subject); j = strlen(buffer); break; case 'S' : buffer[j] = '\0'; if (! the_same(subject, "Re:")) strcat(buffer, subject); strcat(buffer, subject); j = strlen(buffer); break; case 'd' : get_the_time(); buffer[j] = '\0'; strcat(buffer, itoa(timerec->tm_mday,FALSE)); j = strlen(buffer); break; case 'D' : get_the_time(); buffer[j] = '\0'; strcat(buffer, itoa(timerec->tm_wday,FALSE)); j = strlen(buffer); break; case 'm' : get_the_time(); buffer[j] = '\0'; strcat(buffer, itoa(timerec->tm_mon,FALSE)); j = strlen(buffer); break; case 'y' : get_the_time(); buffer[j] = '\0'; strcat(buffer, itoa(timerec->tm_year,FALSE)); j = strlen(buffer); break; case 'h' : get_the_time(); buffer[j] = '\0'; strcat(buffer, itoa(timerec->tm_hour,FALSE)); j = strlen(buffer); break; case 't' : get_the_time(); buffer[j] = '\0'; strcat(buffer, itoa(timerec->tm_hour,FALSE)); strcat(buffer, ":"); strcat(buffer, itoa(timerec->tm_min,TRUE)); j = strlen(buffer); break; default : fprintf(stderr, "%sfilter (%s): Error on line %d translating %%%c macro in word \"%s\"!\n", BEEP, username, line, word[i], word); exit(1); } } else if (word[i] == '%') reading_a_percent_sign++; else buffer[j++] = word[i]; } buffer[j] = '\0'; } print_rules() { /** print the rules out. A double check, of course! **/ register int i = -1; char *whatname(), *actionname(); struct condition_rec *cond; while (++i < total_rules) { printf("\nRule %d: if (", i+1); cond = rules[i].condition; while (cond != NULL) { if (cond->relation < 0) printf("not %s %s %s%s%s", whatname(cond->matchwhat), relationname(- (cond->relation)), quoteit(cond->matchwhat), cond->argument1, quoteit(cond->matchwhat)); else printf("%s %s %s%s%s", whatname(cond->matchwhat), relationname(cond->relation), quoteit(cond->matchwhat), cond->argument1, quoteit(cond->matchwhat)); cond = cond->next; if (cond != NULL) printf(" and "); } printf(") then\n\t %s %s\n", actionname(rules[i].action), rules[i].argument2); } printf("\n"); } char *whatname(n) int n; { static char buffer[10]; switch(n) { case FROM : return("from"); case TO : return("to"); case SUBJECT: return("subject"); case LINES : return ("lines"); case CONTAINS: return("contains"); default : sprintf(buffer, "?%d?", n); return((char *)buffer); } } char *actionname(n) int n; { switch(n) { case DELETE : return("Delete"); case SAVE : return("Save"); case SAVECC : return("Copy and Save"); case FORWARD : return("Forward"); case LEAVE : return("Leave"); case EXEC : return("Execute"); default : return("?action?"); } } int compare(line, relop, arg) int line, relop; char *arg; { /** Given the actual number of lines in the message, the relop relation, and the number of lines in the rule, as a string (!), return TRUE or FALSE according to which is correct. **/ int rule_lines; rule_lines = atoi(arg); switch (relop) { case LE: return(line <= rule_lines); case LT: return(line < rule_lines); case GE: return(line >= rule_lines); case GT: return(line > rule_lines); case NE: return(line != rule_lines); case EQ: return(line == rule_lines); } return(-1); }