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X.TH GMAIL 8 Local
X.SH NAME
Xgmail - mail-to-Gopherspace interface
X.RE
X.SH SYNOPSIS
X.B gmail
X.B [-c]
X.RE
X.SH DESCRIPTION
X.I Gmail
Xis a perl(1) script which interprets an incoming mail message and,
Xif it is acceptable, uses it to manipulate data in a Gopher data tree.
X
X.I Gmail
Xexpects a Unix-style mail message on standard input.
XIt uses the sender of the message (as determined from the From line)
Xto determine whether the user is authorized to manipulate Gopher
Xdata and, if so, the directory where their operations are to take place.
X
XAn authorized user can submit an item to Gopher by mailing it to
X.I gmail
Xwith the title on the Subject line and the data itself in the body of the
Xmessage.  
X.I Gmail
Xwill map its title into a well-formed Unix filename (with no special
Xcharacters to confuse the shell) and copy the data into that file.  It
Xwill also create an associated
X.B .cap
Xfile to allow
Xgopherd(8) to map the filename back to the title.
XIf the file already exists,
X.I gmail
Xwill overwrite it.
X
XIf the first word of the subject is
X.I delete
X(or 
X.I DELETE
Xor some mixed-case
Xequivalent), 
X.I gmail
Xwill generate a filename from the rest of the Subject line and delete it
X(as well as the associated ``.cap'' file).
X
X.I Gmail
Xperforms some stylistic checking: Gopher data submitted via
X.I gmail
Xmust consist entirely of printable ASCII characters and
Xno lines in the message body may be over 80 characters long.
X
XWhen
X.I gmail
Xputs submitted data into a file in the Gopher data tree, it
Xinserts the title as the first line of the file (this should make it easier
Xto index data submitted by
X.I gmail
Xusing WAIS or some other full-text index software).
X.I Gmail
Xalso appends a byline in the form:
X.nf
X
X   [Submitted by: Mojo Nixon (mojo@foo.edu)
X                  Sun, 3 Jan 93 13:00:09 CST]
X
X.fi
X.SH CALENDAR MODE
XIf
X.I gmail
Xis invoked with a
X.I -c
Xoption, it will operate in ``calendar'' mode
Xand will expect messages to be items for an events
Xcalendar.  All operations
Xperformed in calendar mode take place in a
Xsingle directory within the Gopher data tree, defined by the
X.B $caldir
Xvariable in the
X.I gmail
Xscript.
X
XIn calendar mode,
X.I gmail
Xwill attempt to parse
Xthe beginning of the Subject line (after an optional ``delete'' keyword)
Xas a date, force it into a standard
Xform, and use that together with the rest of the Subject line as
Xa title.
XDates are expected to be in the format
X.I yy-mm-dd
Xor
X.I yyyy-mm-dd
Xwhere
X.I yy
Xor
X.I yyyy
Xis the year,
X.I mm
Xis the month and
X.I dd
Xis the day.
X.I Gmail
Xhas a certain amount of flexibility in parsing dates; all
Xof the following examples are equivalent:
X.nf
X
X   93-01-04: Course registration begins
X   93-1-4 Course registration begins
X   1993/01/04 (Mon) : Course registration begins
X
X.fi
XAll of these would be turned into the following Gopher title:
X.nf
X
X   1993-01-04 (Mon): Course registration begins
X
X.fi
X.RE
X.SH DIAGNOSTICS
X.I Gmail
Xattempts to provide ample feedback to users and administrators
Xentirely by electronic mail.
XAll successful and unsuccessful operations result in mail being sent
Xback to the sender, including both an explanatory
Xmessage and the sender's original submission.
XIn the case of delete operations, the deleted data is returned as well.
XThis gives the sender a chance to catch mistakes and also
Xto check for possible mail forgeries.
XThe
X.I gmail
Xadministrator receives a copy in the event of errors and
Xunauthorized admissions and, if the
X.B $debug_admin
Xvariable in the
X.I gmail
Xscript is defined, in normal successful operations as well.
X
XIn order to avoid mail loops,
X.I gmail
Xwill exit silently if it receives mail from root, postmaster or
Xthe mailer-daemon or if the subject line appears to be an error message.
X.RE
X.SH ACCESS CONTROL
X.I Gmail
Xuses a static file (defined by the
X.B $gmailers
Xvariable at the beginning of the perl(1) script)
Xto determine who is authorized to use the gmail interface and
Xwhere their data is to go.  Each line of this ``gmailers'' file is
Xin the following format:
X
X   sender's-email-address [calendar] [directory]
X
XIf the ``calendar'' keyword is present, the user is authorized to
Xsubmit calendar events via a gmail process running in calendar mode.
XIf a directory is specified, the user is authorized to submit
Xdata to that directory.  Only one directory may be specified per user.
XThe format of the file also allows for blank lines and comments beginning
Xwith ``#''.  Example:
X.nf
X
X   # This is a sample gmailers file.
X   tjones@foo.edu /foo1/gopher-data/policy         # directory only
X   nsinatra@bar.edu calendar                       # calendar only
X   mojo@foo.edu calendar /foo1/gopher-data/policy  # both
X
X.fi
X.RE
X.SH INSTALLATION
X.I Gmail
Xis best installed by being invoked from a
X.B .forward
Xfile in the home directory of a pseudo-user with write permission
Xin the portions of the Gopher data tree where
X.I gmail
Xis to deliver data.
X(The
X.B .forward
Xfile must be owned by the pseudo-user or the mail system will ignore it.)
X
XFor example, consider the following /etc/passwd entries for
Xthe machine foo.edu:
X.nf
X
X   cwis:*:999:20:CWIS Operator:/foo/cwis:/bin/csh
X   cwis-mail:*:999:20:CWIS Operator:/foo/cwis/cwis-mail:/bin/csh
X   cwis-cal:*:999:20:CWIS Operator:/foo/cwis-cal:/bin/csh
X
X.fi
XIf ~cwis-mail/.forward contains the following (the quotes are necessary):
X.nf
X
X   "| /usr/local/etc/gmail"
X
X.fi
Xand ~cwis-cal/.forward contains the following:
X.nf
X
X   "| /usr/local/etc/gmail -c"
X
X.fi
Xthen authorized users can submit ordinary Gopher items
Xby mailing them to ``cwis-mail@foo.edu''
Xand submit calendar items by mailing them to ``cwis-cal@foo.edu''.
X.RE
X.SH CONFIGURATION
XThe following perl(1) variables must be set according to the needs of
Xyour site at the beginning of the
X.I gmail
Xscript (see the comments in the script for more details):
X.TP
X.B @safedir
XA list of directories under which it is acceptable to deliver data
X(usually just the root of your Gopher data tree).
X.TP
X.B $caldir
XThe directory where calendar data is to be placed.
X.TP
X.B $gmailers
XThe name of the file containing authorized users
Xand their target directories.
X.TP
X.B $publiccal
XA switch to determine whether people submitting calendar items
Xmust be authorized and listed in the $gmailers file.
X.TP
X.B $prob_admin
XThe electronic mail address of the Gopher administrator to be notified
Xin case of errors and unathorized submissions.
X.TP
X.B $debug_admin
XThe electronic mail address of the Gopher administrator to be notified
Xin case of normal, successful submissions.
X.TP
X.B $MAIL
XThe preferred mail program on your system (probably /bin/mail).
X.TP
X.B $server_name
XA short descriptive name of your Gopher server.
X.TP
X.B $sig
XGopher administrator contact info.
X.TP
X.B $disclaimer
XAn optional disclaimer to be appended to each item saved in Gopherspace.
X.TP
X.B $UMASK
XThe Unix file permissions mask.  Use 002 if you wish to have
Xfiles created by gmail be group-writeable, 022 otherwise.
X.RE
X.SH "BUGS"
XReturns a copy of deleted data but not overwritten data; doesn't save
Xa copy of either one.
X
XAccepts a single date in calendar mode but not a range of dates.
X
XRelies on mail to inform administrator of problems; has no logging.
X.RE
X.SH "SEE ALSO"
Xgmailcal(8),
Xgopherd(8),
Xperl(1)
X.SH AUTHORS
XPrentiss Riddle (riddle@rice.edu)
X
XSome code gratefully borrowed from the
X.I audit.pl
Xpackage by Martin Streicher (strike@convex.com).
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X.TH GMAIL-CAL 8 Local
X.SH NAME
Xgmailcal - organize an events calendar maintained with gmail(8l)
X.RE
X.SH SYNOPSIS
X.B gmailcal
X.RE
X.SH DESCRIPTION
X.I Gmailcal
Xis a perl(1) script which organizes a calendar of events submitted
Xvia the mail-to-Gopherspace interface gmail(8).
X
X.I Gmailcal
Xis intended to be run shortly after midnight each night from crontab.
XIt performs maintenance functions on a directory of calendar event files
Xcreated by
X.I gmail
Xand creates Gopher links constituting alternate views of the upcoming
Xevents organized by date.  The result should be a Gopher menu structure
Xwhich looks like this:
X.nf
X
X   Foobar University events schedule/
X      About the Foobar University events schedule
X      Today/
X      Tomorrow/
X      This week/
X      Next week/
X      January, 1993/
X      February, 1993/
X      March, 1993/
X      April, 1993/
X      May, 1993/
X      All upcoming events/
X      Past events/
X
X.fi
XThe ``All upcoming events'' directory contains the actual events files
Xstored by
X.I gmail.
XEvents for dates which have already taken place are moved by 
X.I gmailcal
Xinto the ``Past events'' directory, where they are kept for a configurable
Xnumber of days and then deleted.
XThe other directories (``Today'', ``Tomorrow'', etc.) contain
XGopher links to the appropriate events in the ``All upcoming events''
Xdirectory.
X
X.I Gmailcal
Xalso creates a Gopher link in each directory to the
X``About'' file in the parent directory, which should contain a
Xdescription of the events calendar and how to submit items to it.
X.RE
X.SH CONFIGURATION
XThe following perl(1) variables must be set according to the needs of
Xyour site at the beginning of the
X.I gmailcal
Xscript (see the comments in the script for more details):
X.TP
X.B $caldir
XThe directory where
X.I gmail
Xplaces events calendar data
X(the same variable must be set in the
X.I gmail
Xscript).  It should probably end in
Xthe word ``Upcoming'' (for example, ``/foo/gopher/events/Upcoming'').
XThe alternate views created by
X.I gmailcal
Xwill go into sibling
Xdirectories relative to $caldir (for example, ``../Today'').
X.TP
X.B $Host
XThe hostname of the host running the Gopher server which will serve out
Xthe events calendar.
X.TP
X.B $Port
XThe TCP/IP port number of the Gopher server.
X.TP
X.B $Path
XThe Gopher's-eye view of the same directory specified in $caldir, including
Xthe initial type specifier ``1''.
XExample: ``1/events/Upcoming''.
X.TP
X.B $keepold
XThe number of days to keep old events in the ``Past'' directory
Xbefore deleting them.
X.TP
X.B $weekbreak
XThe day of the week on which the week begins (0 for Sunday, 1 for Monday).
X.TP
X.B $monthviews
XThe number of months ahead to maintain month-by-month views.
X.TP
X.B $description
XA short description of the events calendar
X(e.g., ``the Foobar University events schedule'').
X.TP
X.B $debug
XSet to 1 to receive extensive debug output, 0 to
Xreceive only serious error messages.
X.TP
X.B $UMASK
XThe Unix file permissions mask.  Use 002 if you wish to have
Xfiles created by gmailcal be group-writeable, 022 otherwise.
X.RE
X.SH "FULL-TEXT INDEXES"
X.I Gmailcal
Xdoes not create a full-text index of the events data, but you can
Xuse WAIS or your favorite software to do so.
X.I Gmail
Xinserts the title of each item as the first line of each file it
Xputs into Gopherspace, so the WAIS "-t first_line" should be useful.
X.RE
X.SH DIAGNOSTICS
X.I Gmailcal
Xproduces error messages on stderr.  It will operate silently if there
Xare no errors, unless the
X.B $debug
Xperl variable in the
X.I gmailcal
Xscript is turned on, in which
Xcase it will produce copious information about everything it does.
X.RE
X.SH "FILES"
XThe actual filenames of the various files and
Xdirectories (relative to $caldir) are:
X.nf
X
X   ../About
X   ../Today
X   ../Tomorrow
X   ../This_week
X   ../Next_week
X   ../yyyy-mm (for the month-by-month views)
X   ../Past
X
X.fi
XWithin each directory,
X.I gmailcal
Xcreates ``.links'' files and/or ``.cap'' subdirectories.
X.RE
X.SH "BUGS"
XThe gopherd(8) Gopher server can easily become very confused about the
Xorder of items if there are problems with ``Numb='' entries in .cap files.
X
XIf there are no events in a given month, it would be nice if that directory
Xdid not appear at all.
X.RE
X.SH "SEE ALSO"
Xgmail(8),
Xgopherd(8),
Xperl(1),
Xcrontab(1),
Xcrontab(5).
X.SH AUTHOR
XPrentiss Riddle (riddle@rice.edu)
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X#!/usr/local/bin/perl
X#
X#  gmail: mail-to-Gopherspace interface
X#
X#  usage:  gmail [-c]
X#
X#  PASR 12/28/92  Rough draft.
X#  PASR 12/31/92  Initial test installation.
X#  PASR 01/03/93  Added DELETE function.
X#  PASR 01/05/93  Reworded authorization rejection message.
X#  PASR 01/05/93  Forced sender's address to lowercase for easy matching.
X#  PASR 01/08/93  Declared this release 0.1 for beta testing.
X#  PASR 01/15/93  Fixed bug caused by perl's inability to write to long
X#                 paths; removed $caldir_by_date; made year in output
X#                 format be yyyy instead of yy to facilitate sorting.
X#  PASR 02/02/93  Added the title line to the body of each file saved
X#                 to facilitate WAIS indexing.
X#  PASR 02/03/93  Changed "From" lines to ">From" in header in order
X#                 to avoid confusing mailers when we send out feedback.
X#                 Reversed the logic of the test in &check_target (it was
X#                 bogus).
X#                 Declared this release 0.2 for further beta testing.
X#  PASR 02/04/93  Force addresses in $gmailers file to lower case since
X#                 the gmail administrator can't be counted on to remember
X#                 to do so. :-)
X#  PASR 02/05/93  Added "$publiccal" mode: if it is turned on, submissions
X#                 in calendar mode require no authorization in the $gmailers
X#                 file (although deletions still do).
X#                 Added an optional "$disclaimer".
X#  PASR 02/22/93  Declared this release 1.0 for general use.
X#  PASR 03/07/93  Fixed security problem by quoting $sender in mail pipe.
X#                 Attempt to prevent mail loops when error messages bounce
X#                 back to gmail.
X#                 Fixed whitespace cleanup in &normalize.
X#                 Don't allow tabs in Name= fields in .cap files
X#                 (reportedly gopherd can be confused by them).
X#                 Unlink data file if corresponding .cap file can't be made.
X#  PASR 03/09/93  Create .cap files only when necessary.
X#                 Moved misplaced unlink() calls to take place before &abends.
X#  PASR 03/12/93  Removed unnecessary &initialize call; just use &parse_message.
X#  PASR 03/29/93  Declared this version 1.01.
X#
X#  TODO: Think about cleaning up &delete_it() (should move aside old
X#        data rather than just gobbling it into memory).
X#  TODO: Think about screening for binhex and other ASCIIfied binary formats.
X#  TODO: Think about extending the "public calendar" mode to cover
X#        non-calendar items as well (a "public" mode which puts data into
X#        a "$publicdir" directory).
X#  TODO: Think about including a command-line option which causes header
X#        info to be read from a file, allowing a single installation to
X#        be used in multiple configurations (in particular, to allow
X#        multiple events calendars).
X#  TODO: Think about a reasonable way to specify multiple target directories
X#        per sender.  (Hairball!)
X#  TODO: Think about notifying the original submitter if someone else
X#        deletes or overwrites her data.
X#  TODO: Think about using $address instead of/in addition to $sender
X#        for address matching.
X#  TODO: Think about a way to handle directory names in the gmailers file
X#	 containing whitespace or # signs.
X#  TODO: Add better date checking (eliminate "Feb 30", etc.).
X
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# CONFIGURATION: modify these to suit your site!
X
X# All targets must live under a directory in this list.
X# (EXAMPLE: @safedir = ("/foo/bar/dir1", "/foo/bar/dir2");
X@safedir = ("/foo/cwis/gopher/world", "/foo/cwis/gopher/rice",
X            "/foo/cwis/gopher/test");
X
X# Calendar data live under here (only needed if calendar mode is turned on)
X$caldir = "/foo/cwis/gopher/world/Calendars/Events/Upcoming";
X
X# File which lists authorized users and their target directories:
X$gmailers = "/foo/cwis/gopher/etc/gmailers";
X
X# Public calendar switch: if this is set to 1, items submitted in calendar
X# mode (the "-c" flag) will not require authorization in the $gmailers file.
X# Deletions and non-calendar items will still require authorization.
X# This option is irrelevant if you are not running in calendar mode.
X$publiccal = 0;
X
X# Administrator to notify in case of errors or unauthorized submissions:
X$prob_admin = "jdoe@foobar.edu";
X
X# Administrator to notify of *every* submission (leave this undefined if
X# you only want to hear about problems):
X$debug_admin = "jdoe@foobar.edu";
X
X# Preferred mailer program.  Must accept recipients' addresses on command
X# line and "Subject:" line on standard input.
X$MAIL = "/bin/mail";
X
X# A short descriptive name of your Gopher server for use in feedback and
X# error messages.  It should be under 40 characters for best results.
X$server_name = "the FooInfo Gopher server";
X
X# Gopher administrator contact info and signature for use in feedback and
X# error messages.
X$sig =
X"To contact the FooInfo Gopher administrator with questions, problems
Xor suggestions, send mail to fooinfo@foobar.edu or call the Consulting
XCenter at 527-4983.
X
X-- FooInfo Gopher Administrator, Information Systems, fooinfo@foobar.edu
X-- This message was automatically generated.
X";
X
X# Optional disclaimer to be appended to each item saved in Gopherspace.
X# Leave it blank if you don't need a ubiquitous disclaimer.
X#$disclaimer = "[Foobar University is not responsible for this stuff.]";
X$disclaimer = "";
X
X# Umask: the Unix file permissions mask.  Use 002 if you wish to have
X# files created by gmail be group-writeable, 022 otherwise.
X$UMASK = 022;
X
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Feedback and error messages.  You can tinker with these if you like,
X# but it shouldn't be necessary.
X
X# Acceptance message.
X$accept_msg =
X"Your submission was posted to $server_name.
XPlease use Gopher to check it and make sure it looks as you
Xintended.  If it does not, please submit it again.
X
XIf you did *not* submit this request, it may mean that someone has been
Xforging electronic mail in your name.  Please contact the Gopher
Xadministrator immediately.
X";
X
X# Authorization message.
X$auth_msg =
X"Your submission was not accepted for $server_name
Xbecause you have not been authorized to submit data by mail from this
Xe-mail address.  If you would like to sign up to do so, please contact
Xthe Gopher administrator.
X";
X
X# Date message.
X$date_msg =
X"Your announcement was not accepted for $server_name
Xbecause the subject line did not contain an appropriately formatted
Xdate.  The subject line must begin with a date in the format
X\"yy-mm-dd\" or \"yyyy-mm-dd\".  For example:
X
X     Subject: 92-10-31: Institutional Halloween Party
X
X     Subject: 2001-01-10: Twenty-first Century Lecture
X
XPlease reformat the date in your subject line and resubmit your
Xannouncement.
X";
X
X# Deletion acknowledgement.
X$del_ack_msg =
X"Your request to delete data in $server_name
Xwas accepted.  Please check the data below and make sure that it was
Xwhat you intended to delete.
X
XIf you did *not* request that this item be deleted, it may mean that
Xsomeone has been forging electronic mail in your name.  Please save
Xthis message and contact the Gopher administrator immediately.
X";
X
X# Deletion error message.
X$del_err_msg =
X"Your deletion request for data in $server_name
Xwas not processed because of the following error:
X";
X
X# Error message.
X$error_msg =
X"Your submission was not accepted for $server_name
Xbecause of the following error:
X";
X
X# Style message.
X$style_msg =
X"Your submission was not accepted for $server_name
Xbecause either (1) it is not strictly printable ASCII text or (2) it
Xcontains lines which are greater than 80 columns in length.  Please
Xreformat your data appropriately and resubmit it.
X";
X
X# Separators for displaying the submitted item.
X$subsep = "-------------------- Submitted request follows --------------------";
X$subend = "-------------------- End of submitted request ---------------------";
X$delsep = "---------------------- Deleted item follows -----------------------";
X$delend = "---------------------- End of deleted item ------------------------";
X
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X# Further initialization.  Don't mess with this.
Xrequire("ctime.pl");
Xrequire("timelocal.pl");
X$auth = 0;			# Is the sender authorized?
X$calendar = 0;			# Are we in calendar mode? ("-c" option)
X$delete = 0;			# Are we in delete mode? ("DELETE" keyword)
X$usage = "usage: gmail [-c]";
Xumask $UMASK;
X$loopsenders = '^(root|mailer-daemon|postmaster)\b';
X				# senders who may mean we're in a mail loop
X
X# Now we're rolling...
X
X# Refuse to run as root.
X&abend("Data not accepted for Gopher due to gmail error",
X	$error_msg . "gmail should not be run as root.\n")
X	if ($> == 0);
X
X# Process command-line options.
XARGS:
Xwhile ($#ARGV >= 0) {
X	$arg = $ARGV[0];
X	shift;
X	if ($arg eq "-c") {
X		$calendar = 1;
X		next ARGS;
X	}
X	&abend("Data not accepted for Gopher due to gmail error",
X		$error_msg . "Unrecognized command-line option: $arg\n\n"
X		. $usage);
X}
X
X# Parse the incoming message.  Global variables returned which we will use:
X#   $body  $friendly  @headers  $header  $sender  $subject
X&parse_message(STDIN);
X$header =~ s/^From/>From/;	# Don't want to confuse mailer in feedback
X$subject =~ tr/\t/ /;		# Tabs could confuse gopherd.
X$sender =~ s/'//g;		# We'll want to enclose $sender in 's later.
X&abend("Data not accepted for Gopher due to gmail error",
X	$error_msg . "Sender not defined in mail header.\n")
X	unless ($sender);
Xif ($sender =~ /$loopsenders/io || 
X    $subject =~ /(returned mail|user unknown)/i) {
X	# We may be in a mail loop.  We can't abend the normal way because
X	# that could perpetuate the loop.  We try to signal our distress
X	# via other methods, then exit without acknowledging the message.
X	system("/usr/ucb/logger -i -p mail.error gmail in possible mail loop with '$sender'")
X		 if (-x "/usr/ucb/logger");
X	exit(0);
X}
X
X# Try to match the sender in the list of authorized users.
X$target = &check_auth();
X
X# See if this is a delete request.
X# If so, this will modify the $subject accordingly.
X$delete = &parse_delete();
X
X# If we're in calendar mode, parse the subject line for a date.
X# This will modify the $subject and $target accordingly.
X&parse_date() if ($calendar);
X
X# Check $target to make sure it safely falls within @safedir.
X&check_target($target);
X
X# Carry out the deletion and exit if we're in delete mode.
X$filename = &normalize($subject);
X&delete_it() if $delete;
X
X# Check style of title and data.
X&check_style($subject, $body);
X
X# Write the file and the associated .cap file.
X$byline = "\n[Submitted by: $friendly ($sender)\n               $headers{'date'}]\n";
X&write_it();
X
X# Give the user some positive feedback.
X&feedback();
X
X# Normal end.
Xexit 0;
X
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# abend -- mail an error message to the sender and administrator and exit
X#
X# This will alert the administrator even if $sender has not yet been
X# defined...
X#
X# usage:  &abend($shortmsg, $longmsg);
X# Global variables used:
X#	  $body $header $sender $MAIL $subend $subsep $prob_admin
X
Xsub abend {
X	local($shortmsg, $longmsg) = @_;
X	if ($sender && sender !~ /$loopsenders/io) {
X		open (MAIL, "| $MAIL $prob_admin '$sender'");
X	} else {
X		open (MAIL, "| $MAIL $prob_admin");
X	}
X	print MAIL "Subject: $shortmsg\n\n";
X	print MAIL "$longmsg\n$sig\n\n";
X	print MAIL "$subsep\n";
X	print MAIL "$header";
X	print MAIL "$body";
X	print MAIL "$subend\n";
X	close(MAIL);
X	# We'd like to exit here with an error but it confuses sendmail...
X	exit 0;
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# check_auth -- look up user in list of authorized gmailers
X#
X# usage:    $target = &check_auth()
X# returns:  target directory ($caldir if we are in calendar mode)
X#
X# side effect: forces $sender to lower case
X# global variables used:
X#	  $calendar $caldir $error_msg $gmailers $auth_msg $sender $target
X#         $delete $publiccal
X
Xsub check_auth {
X	local($auth, $targ, $matchaddr);
X
X	# If we are in calendar mode and *not* in delete mode and the
X	# "$publiccal" switch is turned on, no further authorization is
X	# necessary.
X	return ($caldir) if ($calendar && !$delete && $publiccal);
X
X	$sender =~ tr/A-Z/a-z/;		# ignore case for easy matching
X	open (GMAIL, $gmailers) ||
X		&abend("Data not accepted for Gopher due to gmail error",
X			$error_msg . "Can't open gmailers file $gmailers\n$@");
X	while (<GMAIL>) {
X		($matchaddr) = /^(\S*)/;
X		$matchaddr =~ tr/A-Z/a-z/;	# ignore case
X		if ($matchaddr eq $sender) {
X			# carve what we want out of the current line
X			s/\s*#.*//;	# remove comments;
X			s/\s+$//;	# remove final whitespace;
X			s/^\s*\S*\s+//;	# remove initial whitespace
X					# and sender's address
X			if ($calendar) {
X				# Look for the "calendar" keyword
X				$auth = (/\bcalendar\b/);
X				$targ = $caldir;
X			} else {
X				# Remove the "calendar" keyword
X				s/\s*calendar\s*//;
X				$auth = $targ = $_;
X			}
X			last;
X		}
X	}
X	close(GMAIL);
X	unless ($auth) {
X		if ($calendar) {
X			&abend("Not authorized to submit data to Gopher events calendar", $auth_msg);
X		} else {
X			&abend("Not authorized to submit data to Gopher", $auth_msg);
X		}
X	}
X	return($targ);
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# check_style -- check to make sure that the style is acceptable 
X#                (i.e., that the subject and body consist of printable ASCII
X#                characters and the lines in the body are all <80 chars wide).
X#                Exit with an error message if it is not.
X#
X# usage:   &check_style($subject, $body)
X
Xsub check_style {
X	local($subject, $body) = @_;
X	local($line, $okay, $unprintables);
X	$unprintables = "[\000-\010\012-\037]";
X
X	$okay = 1;
X	$okay = 0 if ($subject =~ /$unprintables/o);
X	foreach $line (split(/\n/, $body)) {
X		if ((length($line) >= 80) || ($line =~ /$unprintables/o)) {
X			$okay = 0;
X			last;
X		}
X	}
X	&abend("Data not accepted for Gopher: style problems", $style_msg)
X		unless $okay;
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# check_target -- check to make sure target directory is legitimate,
X#                 exit with an error message if it is not.
X#
X# usage:   &check_target($target)
X# Global variables used:  @safedir
X
Xsub check_target {
X	local($target) = @_;
X	local($okay, $safe);
X
X	$okay = 0;
X	# Disallow ".." to keep from climbing up out of @safedir.
X	$okay = 0 if ($target =~ m#(^|/)\.\.(/|$)#);
X	# Require that $target falls within @safedir.
X	$target .= "/";
X	SAFELOOP:
X	foreach $safe (@safedir) {
X		if ($target =~ m#^$safe/#) {
X			$okay = 1;
X			last SAFELOOP;
X		}
X	}
X	&abend("Data not accepted for Gopher: bad target directory",
X	 		$error_msg . "Bad target directory: $target\n")
X		unless $okay;
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# delete_it -- perform requested deletion of an item in Gopherspace
X#
X# usage:  &delete_it()
X# Global variables used:
X#	  $filename $subject $target
X
Xsub delete_it {
X	local(@deldata);
X
X	# Does the file even exist?
X	&abend("Data not deleted from Gopher due to error",
X		$del_err_msg . "File does not exist: $target/$filename\n")
X		unless ( -f "$target/$filename" );
X
X	# Slurp up a copy of data to be deleted.  Yes, this is potentially
X	# a big waste of memory.  We should probably copy it or move it
X	# instead (maybe even keep a backup), but we're feeling simple-minded
X	# today.
X	open (DATA, "< $target/$filename");
X	@deldata = <DATA>;
X	close(DATA);
X
X	# Nuke it, and its .cap file too.
X	unlink("$target/.cap/$filename");
X	&abend("Data not deleted from Gopher due to error",
X		$del_err_msg . "Could not delete file $target/$filename\n$@")
X		unless (unlink("$target/$filename"));
X
X	# Success -- give positive feedback and exit.
X	open (MAIL, "| $MAIL $debug_admin '$sender'");
X	print MAIL "Subject: Data deleted from Gopher: \"$subject\"\n\n";
X	print MAIL "$del_ack_msg\n$sig\n";
X	print MAIL "$delsep\n";
X	print MAIL "Title:  $subject\n";
X	print MAIL "File:   $target/$filename\n\n";
X	print MAIL "@deldata";
X	print MAIL "$delend\n\n";
X	print MAIL "$subsep\n";
X	print MAIL "$header";
X	print MAIL "$body";
X	print MAIL "$subend\n";
X	close(MAIL);
X	exit(0);
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Subroutine expand
X# 	expand a line (To, Cc, etc.) into a list of addressees.
X#
X# [Borrowed with thanks from the "audit.pl" package by Martin Streicher
X#  (strike@convex.com), revision 1.9, 92/05/01.]
X#
Xsub expand {
X    local($_) = @_;
X    local(@fccs) = ( );
X
X    return(@fccs) if /^$/;
X
X    for (split(/\s*,\s*/)) {
X	s/.*<([^>]+)>.*/$1/;
X	s/@.*//;
X	s/.*!//;
X	s/\(.*\)//;
X	s/\s//g;
X	push(@fccs,$_) unless $seen{$_}++;
X    } 
X
X    return(@fccs);
X} 
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# feedback -- mail the accepted item back to the user
X#             (and to the $debug_admin, if defined)
X#
X# usage:  &feedback()
X# Global variables used:
X#	  $accept_msg $body $byline $diclaimer $debug_admin $filename
X#         $header $MAIL $sender $subend $subsep $target
X
Xsub feedback {
X	open (MAIL, "| $MAIL $debug_admin '$sender'");
X	print MAIL "Subject: Data submitted to Gopher: \"$subject\"\n\n";
X	print MAIL "$accept_msg\n$sig\n";
X	print MAIL "$subsep\n";
X	print MAIL "Title:  $subject\n";
X	print MAIL "File:   $target/$filename\n\n";
X	print MAIL "$header";
X	print MAIL "$body";
X	print MAIL "$byline";
X	print MAIL "$disclaimer\n" if ($disclaimer);
X	print MAIL "$subend\n";
X	close(MAIL);
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# normalize -- convert a title to something good for a filename
X
Xsub normalize {
X        local($str) = @_;
X        $str =~ s/\s/_/g;			 # change white space to _
X        $str =~ tr/\/&\\/+/;			 # change ands and slashes to +
X        $str =~ tr/#%+,\-.0-9:;=@A-Z[]_a-z~/#/c; # change trouble to #
X        $str;
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# parse_delete -- see if the subject line specifies a deletion request
X#
X# Check whether the subject line begins with "delete" or "DELETE".
X# If not, return 0; if so, remove the "delete" keyword from the $subject
X# variable and return 1.
X#
X# usage:  $delete = &parse_delete()
X# Global variables used: $subject
X
Xsub parse_delete {
X	local($firstword, $rest);
X	($firstword, $rest) = split(/\s+/, $subject, 2);
X	$firstword =~ tr/A-Z/a-z/;
X	if ($firstword eq "delete") {
X		$subject = $rest;
X		return 1;
X	}
X	return 0;
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# parse_date -- parse a date on the subject line
X#
X# This has a side effect: it inserts a weekday into $subject.
X# It also abends with a message in case of error.
X#
X# We try to be flexible in parsing dates.  Here are some formats accepted:
X#	92-12-30: This is the preferred format
X#	92/12/30 : (Wed) : But we can handle other separators and a weekday
X#       1992-12-30: We accept the year with or without the century
X#	1-1-1 This is a minimalist January 1, 2001
X#
X# These will all result in a new subject like this:
X#	1992-12-30 (Wed): The way things will look in Gopher
X#
X# usage:  &parse_date()
X# Global variables used: $caldir $caldir_by_date $date_msg $subject $target
X
Xsub parse_date {
X	local($date, $gooddate, $yy, $mm, $dd, $title);
X	$gooddate = 0;
X	if ($subject =~ /^\s*(\d?\d?\d?\d)\D(\d?\d)\D(\d?\d)\s*:?\s*(.*)/) {
X		$year = $1;
X		$mm = $2;
X		$dd = $3;
X		$title = $4;
X	}
X
X	# Force the portions of the date into (at least) two-digit form.
X	$year = "0" . $year if (length($year) == 1);
X	$mm = "0" . $mm if (length($mm) == 1);
X	$dd = "0" . $dd if (length($dd) == 1);
X
X	# Add a century if it is missing.
X	if ($year < 100) {
X		if ($year > 70) {
X			# We're in the waning years of the 20th century
X			$year += 1900;
X		} else {
X			# You mean somebody's still using this program?
X			$year += 2000;
X		}
X	} 
X
X	# Don't accept ancient history or Martian calendars
X	&abend("Data not accepted for Gopher: bad date", $date_msg)
X		unless ($year >= 1970 && $mm >= 1 && $mm <= 12 && 
X			$dd >= 1 && $dd <=31);
X
X	# Discard a weekday if one followed the date on the subject line.
X	# Note the final whitespace in the pattern: we don't want to mess up
X	# a subject like "93-06-01 Wedding bells for Sarah and Jim"!
X	$title =~ s/^\(?(Mon|mon|Tue|tue|Wed|wed|Thu|thu|Fri|fri|Sat|sat|Sun|sun)\)?\s*:?\s+//;
X
X	# Set the global $subject and $target.
X	$date = "$year-$mm-$dd";
X	$weekday = &weekday($year, $mm, $dd);
X	$subject = "$date ($weekday): $title";
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Subroutine parse_email_address
X#	Parse an email address into address, from, organization
X#	address is full Internet address, from is just the login
X#	name and organization is Internet hostname (without final domain)
X#
X# [Borrowed with thanks from the "audit.pl" package by Martin Streicher
X#  (strike@convex.com), revision 1.9, 92/05/01.]
X#
Xsub parse_email_address {
X    local($_) = @_;
X    local($friendly, $address, $from, $organization);
X
X    $organization = "local";
X    $friendly = "unknown";
X
X# From: Disk Monitor Daemon (/usr/adm/bin/dfbitch) <daemon@hydra.convex.com>?
X
X    s/^\s*//;
X    s/\s*$//;
X    if (/(.*)\s*<[^>]+>$|<[^>]+>\s*(.*)$/) {
X	$friendly = $+;
X	$friendly =~ s/\"//g;
X    } elsif (/\(([^\)]+)\)/) {
X	$friendly = $1;
X    };
X
X    s/.*<([^>]+)>.*/$1/;
X    s/\(.*\)//;
X    s/\s*$//;
X    $address = $_;
X
X    s/@.*//;
X    s/%.*//;
X    s/.*!//;
X    s/\s//g;
X    $from = $_;
X
X    $_ = $address;
X    tr/A-Z/a-z/;
X    if (/!/ && /@/) {
X        s/\s//g;
X        s/!.*//;
X        $organization = $_;
X    } elsif (/!/) {
X        s/\s//g;
X        s/![A-Za-z0-9_@]*$//;
X        s/.*!//;
X        s/\..*//;
X        $organization = $_;
X    } elsif (/@/) {
X        s/.*@//;
X        s/\s//g;
X        if (! /\./) {
X            $organization = "unknown";
X        } else {
X            if (/\.(com|edu)$/) {
X                s/\.[A-Za-z0-9_]*$//;
X                s/.*\.//;
X            } else {
X                s/\.[A-Za-z0-9_]*$//;
X                s/\.[A-Za-z0-9_]*$//;
X                s/.*\.//;
X            };
X            $organization = $_;
X        };
X    };
X
X    return ($friendly, $address, $from, $organization);
X};
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Subroutine parse_message
X#	Parse a message into headers, body and special variables
X#
X# [Borrowed with thanks from the "audit.pl" package by Martin Streicher
X#  (strike@convex.com), revision 1.9, 92/05/01.]
X#
Xsub parse_message {
X    local(*INFILE) = @_;
X
X    $/ = '';		# read input in paragraph mode
X    %headers = ( );
X    @received = ( );
X
X    $header = <INFILE>;
X
X    $* = 1;
X    while (<INFILE>) { 
X	s/^From />From /g;
X	$body = "" if !defined($body);
X	$body .= $_; 
X    };
X    $/ = "\n";		
X    $* = 0;
X
X
X    ;# -----
X    ;# $sender comes from the UNIX-style From line (From strike...)
X    ;#
X    ($sender) = ($header =~ /^From\s+(\S+)/); 
X
X
X    ;# -----
X    ;# fill out the headers associative array with fields from the mail
X    ;# header.
X    ;#
X    $_ = $header;
X    s/\n\s+//g;
X    @lines = split('\n');
X    for ( @lines ) {
X	/^(\w*):\s*(.*)/ && do {
X	    $mheader = $1;
X	    $mheader =~ tr/A-Z/a-z/;
X	    if (($mheader eq "cc" || $mheader eq "to") && $headers{$mheader}) {
X		$headers{$mheader} .= ", $2";
X	    } elsif ($mheader eq "received") {
X		push(@received, $2);
X	    } else {
X		$headers{$mheader} = $2;
X	    };
X	};
X    }
X    @received = reverse(@received);
X
X
X    ;# -----
X    ;# for convenience, $subject is $headers{'subject'} and $precedence is
X    ;# $headers{'precedence'}
X    ;#
X    $subject = $headers{'subject'};
X    $subject = "(No subject)" unless $subject;
X    $subject =~ s/\s+$//;
X    $precedence = $headers{'precedence'};
X
X
X    ;# -----
X    ;# $from comes from From: line. $address is their email address.
X    ;# $organization is their site. for example, strike@pixel.convex.com 
X    ;# yields an organization of convex.
X    ;#
X    $_ = $headers{'from'} ||
X         $headers{'resent-from'} ||
X         $headers{'sender'} ||
X         $headers{'resent-sender'} ||
X         $headers{'return-path'} ||
X         $headers{'reply-to'};
X
X    if ($_ eq "") {
X       $from = $address = $organization = "unknown";
X       return;
X    };
X
X    ($friendly, $address, $from, $organization) = &parse_email_address($_);
X
X    ;# -----
X    ;# create arrays for who was on the To, Cc lines
X    ;#
X    @to = &expand($headers{'to'}); 
X    push(@to, &expand($headers{'apparently-to'}));
X    @cc = &expand($headers{'cc'});
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# weekday -- given a date, return the three-letter name of a weekday
X#
X# usage:  &weekday($year, $mm, $dd)
X
Xsub weekday {
X	local($year, $mm, $dd) = @_;
X	local($datestr);
X	$year -= 1900;			# tz structure expects years - 1900
X	$mm -= 1;			# tz struct expects months to be 0-11;
X	$datestr = &ctime(&timelocal(1, 1, 1, $dd, $mm, $year, "", "", 0));
X	return(substr($datestr, 0, 3));
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# write_it -- write the data to Gopherspace (along with a .cap file)
X#
X# usage:  &write_it()
X# Global variables used:
X#	  $body $byline $disclaimer $error_msg $filename $subject $target
X#
X# SIDE EFFECT: We chdir() to the $target directory.
X# Thanks to Fred Barrie (barrie@futique.scs.unr.edu) for supplying the fix
X# for a peculiar perl bug: it can't open a file with a fully-defined path
X# longer than 64 characters.
X
Xsub write_it {
X
X	chdir($target) ||
X		&abend("Data not accepted for Gopher due to gmail error",
X			$error_msg . "Can't chdir to directory $target\n$@");
X	open (FILE, "> $filename") ||
X		&abend("Data not accepted for Gopher due to gmail error",
X			$error_msg . "Can't open file $target/$filename\n$@");
X	print FILE "$subject\n\n";
X	print FILE $body;
X	print FILE "$byline";
X	print FILE "$disclaimer\n" if ($disclaimer);
X	close(FILE);
X
X	# Make a .cap file only if one is needed.
X	if ($subject ne $filename) {
X		unless (-d ".cap") {
X			mkdir(".cap", 0755);
X		}
X		unless (open (FILE, "> .cap/$filename")) {
X			# Can't create .cap file -- complain and clean up
X			unlink("$filename");
X			&abend("Data not accepted for Gopher due to gmail error",
X				$error_msg . "Can't open file $target/.cap/$filename\n$@");
X		}
X		print FILE "Name=$subject\n";
X		close(FILE);
X	}
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X# end of gmail script
END_OF_FILE
if test 26490 -ne `wc -c <'gmail'`; then
    echo shar: \"'gmail'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
chmod +x 'gmail'
# end of 'gmail'
fi
if test -f 'gmailcal' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then 
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'gmailcal'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'gmailcal'\" \(12517 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'gmailcal' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X#!/usr/local/bin/perl
X#
X#  gmailcal: nightly process to generate alternate views of events
X#             submitted with gmail(8)
X#
X#  usage:  gmailcal
X#
X#  PASR 01/29/93  Original version (Prentiss Riddle, riddle@rice.edu).
X#  PASR 02/03/93  Declared this release 0.2 and sent it out for beta
X#                 testing.
X#  PASR 02/22/93  Declared this release 1.0 for general use.
X#  PASR 02/24/93  Portability fix: match year in ctime() results with a
X#                 pattern rather than a substr() call.
X#  PASR 03/07/93  Defined umask in the configuration section.
X#  PASR 03/29/93  Fixed bug in calculation of week cuts.
X#                 Declared this version 1.01.
X#
X#  TODO: Make sure all old .cache files get deleted when gmailcal is run.
X#  TODO: Think about including a command-line option which causes header
X#        info to be read from a file, allowing a single installation to
X#        be used in multiple configurations (in particular, to allow 
X#        multiple events calendars).
X#  TODO: Think about putting a chmod in &fixcap.
X
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# CONFIGURATION: modify these to suit your site!
X
X# Raw calendar data live under here.  Note that the alternate views will
X# be *sibling* directories to this one!
X$caldir = "/foo/cwis/gopher/world/Calendars/Events/Upcoming";
X
X# Gopher link information: a Gopher's-eye view of the same directory
X# specified in $caldir.
X$Host = "cwis.foobar.edu";
X$Port = 70;
X$Path = "1/Calendars/Events/Upcoming";
X
X# How many days will we keep old events around in the "../Past" directory?
X$keepold = 183;
X
X# On which day does the week begin?  (0=Sunday, 1=Monday)
X$weekbreak = 1;
X
X# How many months ahead will we maintain month-by-month views?
X$monthviews = 5;
X
X# Short description of this events calendar
X# (e.g., "the Foobar University events schedule")
X$description = "the Foobar University events calendar";
X
X# Turn on for noisy output, off for only serious error messages.
X$debug = 0;
X
X# Umask: the Unix file permissions mask.  Use 002 if you wish to have
X# files created by gmailcal be group-writeable, 022 otherwise.
X$UMASK = 022;
X
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# Further initialization (you should probably leave this alone):
X
Xrequire "ctime.pl";
X
X@monthnames =
X     ("January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June",
X      "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December");
X
X# Recursive "rm" command (very scary!)
X$rm = "/bin/rm -r -f";
X
Xumask $UMASK;
X
X# Master "About" file.  We will put a link to this in each of the alternate
X# view subdirectories.
X$about = $caldir;
X$about =~ s#(.*)/.*#$1/About#;
Xprint(STDERR "Warning: \"About\" file $about missing\n") unless (-f $about);
X
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X#
X# Here's the directory structure we're shooting for:
X#
X# Foobar Events/
X#    About the Foobar events schedule
X#    Search the Foobar events schedule <?>
X#    Today/
X#    Tomorrow/
X#    This week/
X#    Next week/
X#    January, 1993/
X#    February, 1993/
X#    March, 1993/
X#    ...
X#    All upcoming events/
X#    Past events/
X
X# We do all of our work relative to $chdir.
Xchdir($caldir) || die("Couldn't chdir to $caldir: $!");
X
X# Get various date information relative to today's date.
X$daysec = 24 * 60 * 60;
X$clocktime = time;
X$weekday = substr(&ctime($clocktime), 0, 3);
X$wkdint = index("SunMonTueWedThuFriSat", $weekday) / 3;
Xdie("Unrecognized weekday: $weekday") if ($wkdint < 0);
X
X$today = &yyyymmdd($clocktime);
X$tomorrow = &yyyymmdd($clocktime + $daysec);
X$pastcut = &yyyymmdd($clocktime - $keepold * $daysec);
X$thisweekcut = &yyyymmdd($clocktime + (6 - $wkdint + $weekbreak) * $daysec);
X$nextweekcut = &yyyymmdd($clocktime + (13 - $wkdint + $weekbreak) * $daysec);
X
X$mm = substr($today, 5, 2);
X$yyyy = substr($today, 0, 4);
X$monthcuts[0] = substr($today, 0, 7);
Xfor ($i = 1 ; $i < $monthviews ; $i++) {
X	#$mm .= "";	# Force into a string context!
X	$mm++;
X	if ($mm gt "12") {
X		$mm = "01";
X		$yyyy++;
X	}
X	$monthcuts[$i] = $yyyy . "-" . $mm;
X}
X
X# Delete old month directories and corresponding .cap files.
Xopendir(PARENT, "..") || die("Couldn't open parent directory: $!");
Xforeach $dir (grep(/^\d\d\d\d-\d\d$/, readdir(PARENT))) {
X	print("Deleting: ../$dir ../cap/$dir\n") if $debug;
X	system("$rm ../$dir");
X	unlink("../.cap/$dir");
X}
Xclosedir(PARENT);
X
X# Arrange the directories where the alternate views will go.
X&fixcap("../About", "About " . $description, 1);
X$todaydir = "../Today";        &fixdir($todaydir, "Today", 2);
X$tomorrowdir = "../Tomorrow";  &fixdir($tomorrowdir, "Tomorrow", 3);
X$thisweekdir = "../This_week"; &fixdir($thisweekdir, "This week", 4);
X$nextweekdir = "../Next_week"; &fixdir($nextweekdir, "Next week", 5);
Xfor ($i = 0 ; $i < $monthviews ; $i++) {
X	$monthdirs[$i] = "../" . $monthcuts[$i];
X	$monthtitles[$i] = $monthnames[substr($monthcuts[$i], 5, 2) - 1]
X	                   . ", " . substr($monthcuts[$i], 0, 4);
X	&fixdir($monthdirs[$i], $monthtitles[$i], $i + 6);
X}
X&fixcap($caldir, "All upcoming events", $monthviews + 6);
X$pastdir = "../Past"; &fixdir($pastdir, "Past events", $monthviews + 7);
X
X# Open .links files and put a link to the "About" file in each one.
X&openlink("UPCOMING", "$caldir/.links"); close(UPCOMING);
X&openlink("PAST", "$pastdir/.links"); close(PAST);
X&openlink("TODAY", "$todaydir/.links");
X&openlink("TOMORROW", "$tomorrowdir/.links");
X&openlink("THISWEEK", "$thisweekdir/.links");
X&openlink("NEXTWEEK", "$nextweekdir/.links");
X$month = 0;
X&openlink("MONTH", "$monthdirs[$month]/.links");
X
X# MAIN LOOP: Step through the calendar events in $caldir, creating links
X#            to them as necessary.
Xopendir(CALDIR, ".") || die("Couldn't open $caldir: $!");
XMAINLOOP:
Xforeach $event sort(grep(/^\d\d\d\d-\d\d-\d\d/, readdir(CALDIR))) {
X	print("Processing event: \"$event\"\n") if $debug;
X	$matchdate = substr($event, 0, 10);
X	if ($matchdate lt $today) {
X		# Move this event to $pastdir, including its .cap file.
X		print "Moving past event: \"$event\"\n" if $debug;
X		rename($event, "$pastdir/$event") || 
X			die("Can't move $event to $pastdir: $!");
X		rename(".cap/$event", "$pastdir/.cap/$event");
X	} else {
X		# Does the event match today, tomorrow, this or next week?
X		if ($matchdate eq $today) {
X			&makelink($event, "TODAY");
X		} elsif ($matchdate eq $tomorrow) {
X			&makelink($event, "TOMORROW");
X		}
X		if ($matchdate le $thisweekcut) {
X			&makelink($event, "THISWEEK");
X		} elsif ($matchdate gt $thisweekcut && $matchdate le $nextweekcut) {
X			&makelink($event, "NEXTWEEK");
X		}
X		# Match "../yyyy-mm" against the current $monthdirs[].
X		$matchdate = "../" . substr($event, 0, 7);
X		while ($matchdate gt $monthdirs[$month] && $month < $monthviews - 1) {
X			# New month.
X			$month++;
X			close(MONTH);
X			&openlink("MONTH", "$monthdirs[$month]/.links");
X		}
X		if ($matchdate eq $monthdirs[$month]) {
X			&makelink($event, "MONTH");
X		}
X	}
X}
Xclosedir(CALDIR);
Xclose(TODAY);
Xclose(TOMORROW);
Xclose(THISWEEK);
Xclose(NEXTWEEK);
Xclose(MONTH);
X
X# Remove ancient events from the "Past events" directory (including
X# their .cap files).
Xopendir(PAST, $pastdir) || die("Couldn't open directory $pastdir: $!");
XPASTLOOP:
Xforeach $event (grep(/^\d\d\d\d-\d\d-\d\d/, readdir(PAST))) {
X	if ($event lt $pastcut) {
X		print("Deleting old event: $pastdir/$event\n") if $debug;
X		unlink("$pastdir/$event");
X		unlink("$pastdir/.cap/$event");
X	}
X}
Xclosedir(PAST);
X
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# fixcap -- fill out a ".cap" file, given a filename, title and position
X#
X# usage:  &fixcap($filename, $title, $position);
X
Xsub fixcap {
X	local($filename, $title, $position) = @_;
X	local($dirname);
X
X	print "fixcap(\"$filename\", \"$title\", $position);\n" if $debug;
X	# Insert ".cap/" in the filename.
X	$filename =~ s#(.*)/(.*)#$1/.cap/$2#;
X	$dirname = $filename;
X	$dirname =~ s#(.*/\.cap)/.*#$1#;
X	unless (-d $dirname) {
X		mkdir($dirname, 0755) ||
X			die("Can't create .cap directory $dirname: $!");
X	}
X	open (CAP, "> $filename") || die("Can't open .cap file $filename: $!");
X	print(CAP "Name=$title\nNumb=$position\n");
X	close (CAP);
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# fixdir -- prepare a directory which is to contain an alternate view
X#
X# Side effects:
X# -- creates the named directory, if necessary
X# -- creates a ".cap" subdirectory within the named directory, if necessary
X# -- deletes a ".links" file within the named directory, if necessary
X# -- calls &fixcap to set the title and position of the named directory
X#    within its parent directory
X#
X# usage: &fixdir($directory, $title, $position);
X
Xsub fixdir {
X	local($directory, $title, $position) = @_;
X
X	unless (-d $directory) {
X		mkdir($directory, 0755) || 
X			die("Can't create directory $directory: $!");
X	}
X	unless (-d "$directory/.cap") {
X		mkdir("$directory/.cap", 0755) || 
X			die("Can't create directory $directory/.cap: $!");
X	}
X	unlink("$directory/.links") if (-f "$directory/.links");
X	print "fixdir(\"$directory\", \"$title\", $position);\n" if $debug;
X	&fixcap($directory, $title, $position);
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# makelink -- make a link to a given event in a given .links file
X#
X# usage: &makelink($event, $filehandle);
X#
X# global variables used: $caldir $Host $Port $Path $eventpath $debug
X
Xsub makelink {
X	local($event, $fh) = @_;
X	local($name);
X
X	print "makelink(\"$event\", \"$fh\");\n" if $debug;
X
X	# Read the name from the .cap file corresponding to the event.
X	open(CAP, "< $caldir/.cap/$event");
X	CAPLOOP:
X	while (<CAP>) {
X		if (/^Name=/) {
X			$name = $_;
X			$name =~ s/^Name=//;
X			last CAPLOOP;
X		}
X	}
X	close(CAP);
X
X	# Complain and exit if we couldn't read it.
X	unless ($name) {
X		print(STDERR "Error: Couldn't read .cap file for $event\n");
X		return;
X	}
X
X	print($fh "#\n");
X	print($fh "Name=$name");
X	print($fh "Host=$Host\n");
X	print($fh "Type=0\n");
X	print($fh "Port=$Port\n");
X	unless ($eventpath) {
X		$eventpath = $Path;
X		$eventpath =~ s/^1/0/;
X	}
X	print($fh "Path=$eventpath/$event\n");
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# monthindex -- given a three-character month abbreviation, return the
X#               corresponding integer "01" (January) to "12" (December)
X#
X# usage: $mm = &monthindex($monthstr);
X# error: return -1 in case of error;
X
Xsub monthindex {
X	local($monthstr) = @_;
X	local($mm);
X	$monthstr =~ tr/A-Z/a-z/;
X	$mm = index("janfebmaraprmayjunjulaugsepoctnovdec", $monthstr) / 3 + 1;
X	$mm = -1 if ($mm <= 0 || $mm > 12);
X	$mm = "0" . $mm if ($mm > 0 && $mm < 10);
X	return $mm;
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# openlink -- open a ".links" file
X#
X# usage:  &openlink($filehandle, $filename);
X#
X# Global variables used:  $about $description $Host $Port $Path $aboutpath
X#
X# Side effects:
X# -- Opens the .links file specified by $filename
X# -- Writes to it a link to the "About" file
X
Xsub openlink {
X	local($fh, $filename) = @_;
X
X	print "openlink(\"$fh\", \"$filename\");\n" if $debug;
X	open($fh, "> $filename") || 
X		die("Can't open .links file $filename: $!");
X	print($fh "# This file is automatically generated. Don't touch!\n");
X	print($fh "#\n");
X	# Kluge alert: for some reason "Numb=1" doesn't work here, so
X	# we resort to the old initial-space-in-a-Name trick. :-(
X	print($fh "Name= About $description\n");
X	#print($fh "Numb=1\n");
X	print($fh "Type=0\n");
X	print($fh "Host=$Host\n");
X	print($fh "Port=$Port\n");
X	unless ($aboutpath) {
X		$aboutpath = $Path;
X		$aboutpath =~ s#(.*)/.*#$1/About#;
X		$aboutpath =~ s/^1/0/;
X	}
X	print($fh "Path=$aboutpath\n");
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# yyyymmdd -- given a clocktime (in seconds since the epoch), return the
X#             corresponding date in the format "yyyy-mm-dd"
X#
X# usage: $date = &yyyymmdd($clocktime);
X#
X#
X# Portability issue: we count on &ctime() to return the date in one of
X# the two following formats:
X#
X#	Wed Feb 24 10:42:22 1993
X#	Wed Feb 24 10:42:22 CST 1993
X#
X# If it doesn't, we're in trouble...
X
Xsub yyyymmdd {
X	local($clocktime) = @_;
X	local($date, $yyyy, $mm, $dd);
X	$date = &ctime($clocktime);
X	($yyyy) = $date =~ /\s(\d\d\d\d)\s*$/;
X	$mm = &monthindex(substr($date, 4, 3));
X	$dd = substr($date, 8, 2);
X	$dd =~ s/ /0/;
X	return($yyyy . "-" . $mm . "-" . $dd);
X}
X#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
X# end of gmailcal script
END_OF_FILE
if test 12517 -ne `wc -c <'gmailcal'`; then
    echo shar: \"'gmailcal'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
chmod +x 'gmailcal'
# end of 'gmailcal'
fi
if test -f 'gmailbatch' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then 
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'gmailbatch'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'gmailbatch'\" \(2594 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'gmailbatch' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X#!/usr/local/bin/perl
X#  Change the above to point to your site's perl installation.
X#
X#  gmailbatch -- script to aid in batch submissions to gmail
X#
X#
X#  usage:   gmailbatch destination < inputfile
X#
X#  where "destination" is the email alias of a gmail server
X#
X#        "inputfile" is a collection of messages to be sent to gmail,
X#	 separated by lines beginning with "%%".  The remainder of a
X#	 "%%" line is taken to be the subject of the following message.
X#	 If the remainder of the "%%" line is blank, then the first
X#	 line of the message is also used as the subject.
X#
X#  Examples:
X#
X#  gmailbatch cwis@foobar.edu <<EOF
X#  %%About apples and oranges
X#  This directory contains information on apples and oranges.
X#  %%Apples
X#  Apples are red or green on the outside and white on the inside.
X#  Johnny Appleseed used to plant them.
X#  %%
X#  Oranges
X#
X#  Oranges are orange on the outside and divided into sections on the
X#  inside.  Anita Bryant used to sing about them.
X#  EOF
X#
X#
X#  gmailbatch events@foobar.edu <<EOF
X#  %%1993-03-17 St. Patrick's Day at the Coffeehouse
X#  Drink green near-beer and sing along with Toby O'Brien at the
X#  Coffeehouse, 8:00 p.m.
X#  %%1993-07-04 Independence Day fireworks at Town Lake
X#  Fireworks for the whole family on the lake.  Sponsored by the
X#  Volunteer Fire Brigade.
X#  EOF
X#
X#
X#-------------------------------------------------------------------------
X#
X#  Author: Prentiss Riddle (riddle@rice.edu).
X#
X#  History:
X#  02/15/93  PASR  Original version based on smug 0.1.
X#  
X#-------------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X$separator = '%%';
X$sendmail = "/usr/lib/sendmail";
X$usage = "usage: gmailbatch destination\n";
X
Xunless ($#ARGV == 0) {
X	print STDERR "$usage";
X	exit(1);
X}
X$mailto = $ARGV[0];
Xprint "Mailing the following items to $mailto:\n";
X
X$error = 0;
X$skip = 1;
XMAINLOOP:
Xwhile (<STDIN>) {
X	chop;
X	if (/^$separator/) {
X		close (CURFILE) unless $skip;
X		s/^$separator//;
X		if ($_ eq "") {
X			# no title -- cannibalize first line of text block
X			$_ = <STDIN>;	# don't chop yet!
X			if (/^$separator/) {
X				# uh-oh -- null text block
X				print "Error: missing title in $dir\n";
X				$error = 1;
X				redo MAINLOOP;
X			}
X			chop;
X		}
X		open (CURFILE, "| $sendmail $mailto") || 
X			die("Couldn't open pipe to $sendmail: $!");
X		$skip = 0;
X		print CURFILE "Subject: $_\n\n";
X		print "$_\n";
X	} else {
X		print CURFILE $_, "\n" unless $skip;
X	}
X	
X} # end MAINLOOP
Xclose (CURFILE) unless $skip;
X
Xexit $error;
X
X#------------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X# end of gmailbatch script
END_OF_FILE
if test 2594 -ne `wc -c <'gmailbatch'`; then
    echo shar: \"'gmailbatch'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
chmod +x 'gmailbatch'
# end of 'gmailbatch'
fi
echo shar: End of shell archive.
exit 0