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Names: »smail.h«
└─⟦9ae75bfbd⟧ Bits:30007242 EUUGD3: Starter Kit
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└─⟦this⟧ »mh-6.7/mts/sendmail/smail.h«
/* smail.h - definitions for the MH-SendMail/SMTP Interface */
#define S_MAIL 0
#define S_SEND 1
#define S_SOML 2
#define S_SAML 3
struct smtp {
int code;
int length;
char text[BUFSIZ];
};
int client ();
int sm_init (), sm_winit (), sm_wadr (), sm_waend (), sm_wtxt (),
sm_wtend (), sm_end ();
char *rp_string ();
/* \f
*/
/* The remainder of this file is derived from "mmdf.h" */
/*
* Copyright (C) 1979,1980,1981,1982,1983 University of Delaware
* Used by permission, May, 1984.
*/
/*
* MULTI-CHANNEL MEMO DISTRIBUTION FACILITY (MMDF)
*
*
* Copyright (C) 1979,1980,1981,1982,1983 University of Delaware
*
* Department of Electrical Engineering
* University of Delaware
* Newark, Delaware 19711
*
* Phone: (302) 738-1163
*
*
* This program module was developed as part of the University
* of Delaware's Multi-Channel Memo Distribution Facility (MMDF).
*
* Acquisition, use, and distribution of this module and its listings
* are subject restricted to the terms of a license agreement.
* Documents describing systems using this module must cite its source.
*
* The above statements must be retained with all copies of this
* program and may not be removed without the consent of the
* University of Delaware.
*
*/
/* Reply Codes for MMDF
*
* Based on: "Revised FTP Reply Codes", by Jon Postel & Nancy Neigus Arpanet
* RFC 640 / NIC 30843, in the "Arpanet Protocol Handbook", E. Feinler
* and J. Postel (eds.), NIC 7104, Network Information Center, SRI
* International: Menlo Park, CA. (NTIS AD-A0038901)
*
* Actual values are different, but scheme is same. Codes must fit into
* 8-bits (to pass on exit() calls); fields are packed 2-3-3 and interpreted
* as octal numbers.
*
* Basic format:
*
* 0yz: positive completion; entire action done
* 1yz: positive intermediate; only part done
* 2yz: Transient negative completion; may work later
* 3yz: Permanent negative completion; you lose forever
*
* x0z: syntax
* x1z: general; doesn't fit any other category
* x2z: connections; truly transfer-related
* x3z: user/authentication/account
* x4x: mail
* x5z: file system
*
* 3-bit z field is unique to the reply. In the following,
* the RP_xVAL defines are available for masking to obtain a field.
*/
/* \f
*/
/*************** FIELD DEFINITIONS & BASIC VALUES ******************* */
/* Field 1: Basic degree of success (2-bits) */
#define RP_BTYP '\200' /* good vs. bad; on => bad */
#define RP_BVAL '\300' /* basic degree of success */
#define RP_BOK '\000' /* went fine; all done */
#define RP_BPOK '\100' /* only the first part got done */
#define RP_BTNO '\200' /* temporary failure; try later */
#define RP_BNO '\300' /* not now, nor never; you lose */
/* Field 2: Basic domain of discourse (3-bits) */
#define RP_CVAL '\070' /* basic category (domain) of reply */
#define RP_CSYN '\000' /* purely a matter of form */
#define RP_CGEN '\010' /* couldn't find anywhere else for it */
#define RP_CCON '\020' /* data-transfer-related issue */
#define RP_CUSR '\030' /* pertaining to the user */
#define RP_CMAI '\040' /* specific to mail semantics */
#define RP_CFIL '\050' /* file system */
#define RP_CLIO '\060' /* local i/o system */
/* Field 3: Specific value for this reply (3-bits) */
#define RP_SVAL '\007' /* specific value of reply */
/* \f
*/
/********************* SPECIFIC SUCCESS VALUES ********************** */
/* Complete Success */
#define RP_DONE (RP_BOK | RP_CGEN | '\000')
/* done (e.g., w/transaction) */
#define RP_OK (RP_BOK | RP_CGEN | '\001')
/* general-purpose OK */
#define RP_MOK (RP_BOK | RP_CMAI | '\000')
/* message is accepted (w/text) */
/* Partial Success */
#define RP_MAST (RP_BPOK| RP_CGEN | '\000')
/* you are the requestor */
#define RP_SLAV (RP_BPOK| RP_CGEN | '\001')
/* you are the requestee */
#define RP_AOK (RP_BPOK| RP_CMAI | '\000')
/* message address is accepted */
/* \f
*/
/* ******************** SPECIFIC FALURE VALUES ********************** */
/* Partial Failure */
#define RP_AGN (RP_BTNO | RP_CGEN | '\000')
/* not now; maybe later */
#define RP_TIME (RP_BTNO | RP_CGEN | '\001')
/* timeout */
#define RP_NOOP (RP_BTNO | RP_CGEN | '\002')
/* no-op; nothing done, this time */
#define RP_EOF (RP_BTNO | RP_CGEN | '\003')
/* encountered an end of file */
#define RP_NET (RP_BTNO | RP_CCON | '\000')
/* channel went bad */
#define RP_BHST (RP_BTNO | RP_CCON | '\001')
/* foreign host screwed up */
#define RP_DHST (RP_BTNO | RP_CCON | '\002')
/* host went away */
#define RP_NIO (RP_BTNO | RP_CCON | '\004')
/* general net i/o problem */
#define RP_FIO (RP_BTNO | RP_CFIL | '\000')
/* error reading/writing file */
#define RP_FCRT (RP_BTNO | RP_CFIL | '\001')
/* unable to create file */
#define RP_FOPN (RP_BTNO | RP_CFIL | '\002')
/* unable to open file */
#define RP_LIO (RP_BTNO | RP_CLIO | '\000')
/* general local i/o problem */
#define RP_LOCK (RP_BTNO | RP_CLIO | '\001')
/* resource currently locked */
/* Complete Failure */
#define RP_MECH (RP_BNO | RP_CGEN | '\000')
/* bad mechanism/path; try alternate? */
#define RP_NO (RP_BNO | RP_CGEN | '\001')
/* general-purpose NO */
#define RP_PROT (RP_BNO | RP_CCON | '\000')
/* general prototocol error */
#define RP_RPLY (RP_BNO | RP_CCON | '\001')
/* bad reply code (PERMANENT ERROR) */
#define RP_NDEL (RP_BNO | RP_CMAI | '\000')
/* couldn't deliver */
#define RP_HUH (RP_BNO | RP_CSYN | '\000')
/* couldn't parse the request */
#define RP_NCMD (RP_BNO | RP_CSYN | '\001')
/* no such command defined */
#define RP_PARM (RP_BNO | RP_CSYN | '\002')
/* bad parameter */
#define RP_UCMD (RP_BNO | RP_CSYN | '\003')
/* command not implemented */
#define RP_USER (RP_BNO | RP_CUSR | '\000')
/* unknown user */
/* \f
*/
/* PSEUDO-FUNCTIONS TO ACCESS REPLY INFO */
#define rp_gval(val) ((char) (val))
/* get the entire return value */
/* The next three give the field's bits, within the whole value */
#define rp_gbval(val) (rp_gval (val) & RP_BVAL)
/* get the basic part of return value */
#define rp_gcval(val) (rp_gval (val) & RP_CVAL)
/* get the domain part of value */
#define rp_gsval(val) (rp_gval (val) & RP_SVAL)
/* get the specific part of value */
/* The next three give the numeric value withing the field */
#define rp_gbbit(val) ((rp_gval (val) >> 6) & 03)
/* get the basic part right-shifted */
#define rp_gcbit(val) ((rp_gval (val) >> 3 ) & 07)
/* get the domain part right-shifted */
#define rp_gsbit(val) (rp_gval (val) & 07)
/* get the specific part right-shifted */
/* MACHINE DEPENDENCY: The following treat the value as strictly numeric.
* It relies on the negative values being numerically
* negative.
*/
#define rp_isgood(val) (rp_gval (val) >= 0)
/* is return value positive? */
#define rp_isbad(val) (rp_gval (val) < 0)
/* is return value negative? */