sendlib.h File Reference

Miscellaneous functions for sending an email. More...

#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "email/lib.h"

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Macros
#define	MUTT_RANDTAG_LEN   16

Functions
int	mutt_bounce_message (FILE *fp, struct Mailbox *m, struct Email *e, struct AddressList *to, struct ConfigSubset *sub)
	Bounce an email message.
const char *	mutt_fqdn (bool may_hide_host, const struct ConfigSubset *sub)
	Get the Fully-Qualified Domain Name.
char *	mutt_gen_msgid (void)
	Generate a random Message ID.
enum ContentType	mutt_lookup_mime_type (struct Body *b, const char *path)
	Find the MIME type for an attachment.
struct Body *	mutt_make_file_attach (const char *path, struct ConfigSubset *sub)
	Create a file attachment.
struct Body *	mutt_make_message_attach (struct Mailbox *m, struct Email *e, bool attach_msg, struct ConfigSubset *sub)
	Create a message attachment.
void	mutt_message_to_7bit (struct Body *b, FILE *fp, struct ConfigSubset *sub)
	Convert an email's MIME parts to 7-bit.
void	mutt_prepare_envelope (struct Envelope *env, bool final, struct ConfigSubset *sub)
	Prepare an email header.
void	mutt_stamp_attachment (struct Body *b)
	Timestamp an Attachment.
void	mutt_unprepare_envelope (struct Envelope *env)
	Undo the encodings of mutt_prepare_envelope()
void	mutt_update_encoding (struct Body *b, struct ConfigSubset *sub)
	Update the encoding type.
int	mutt_write_fcc (const char *path, struct Email *e, const char *msgid, bool post, const char *fcc, char **finalpath, struct ConfigSubset *sub)
	Write email to FCC mailbox.
int	mutt_write_multiple_fcc (const char *path, struct Email *e, const char *msgid, bool post, char *fcc, char **finalpath, struct ConfigSubset *sub)
	Handle FCC with multiple, comma separated entries.

Detailed Description

Miscellaneous functions for sending an email.

Authors

• Pietro Cerutti
• Richard Russon

Copyright

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

Definition in file sendlib.h.

Macro Definition Documentation

MUTT_RANDTAG_LEN

#define MUTT_RANDTAG_LEN   16

Definition at line 35 of file sendlib.h.

Function Documentation

mutt_bounce_message()

int mutt_bounce_message	(	FILE *	fp,
		struct Mailbox *	m,
		struct Email *	e,
		struct AddressList *	to,
		struct ConfigSubset *	sub
	)

Bounce an email message.

Parameters

fp	Handle of message
m	Mailbox
e	Email
to	AddressList to bounce to
sub	Config Subset

Return values

0	Success
-1	Failure

Definition at line 916 of file sendlib.c.

{
  if (!fp || !e || !to || TAILQ_EMPTY(to))
    return -1;
 
  const char *fqdn = mutt_fqdn(true, sub);
  char *err = NULL;
 
  struct Address *from = mutt_default_from(sub);
  struct AddressList from_list = TAILQ_HEAD_INITIALIZER(from_list);
  mutt_addrlist_append(&from_list, from);
 
  /* mutt_default_from() does not use $real_name if the real name is not set
   * in $from, so we add it here.  The reason it is not added in
   * mutt_default_from() is that during normal sending, we execute
   * send-hooks and set the real_name last so that it can be changed based
   * upon message criteria.  */
  if (!from->personal)
  {
    const char *const c_real_name = cs_subset_string(sub, "real_name");
    if (c_real_name)
      from->personal = buf_new(c_real_name);
  }
 
  mutt_addrlist_qualify(&from_list, fqdn);
 
  rfc2047_encode_addrlist(&from_list, "Resent-From");
  if (mutt_addrlist_to_intl(&from_list, &err))
  {
    mutt_error(_("Bad IDN %s while preparing resent-from"), err);
    FREE(&err);
    mutt_addrlist_clear(&from_list);
    return -1;
  }
  struct Buffer *resent_from = buf_pool_get();
  mutt_addrlist_write(&from_list, resent_from, false);
 
  OptNewsSend = false;
 
  /* prepare recipient list. idna conversion appears to happen before this
   * function is called, since the user receives confirmation of the address
   * list being bounced to.  */
  struct AddressList resent_to = TAILQ_HEAD_INITIALIZER(resent_to);
  mutt_addrlist_copy(&resent_to, to, false);
  rfc2047_encode_addrlist(&resent_to, "Resent-To");
  int rc = bounce_message(fp, m, e, &resent_to, buf_string(resent_from), &from_list, sub);
  mutt_addrlist_clear(&resent_to);
  mutt_addrlist_clear(&from_list);
  buf_pool_release(&resent_from);
  return rc;
}

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mutt_fqdn()

const char * mutt_fqdn	(	bool	may_hide_host,
		const struct ConfigSubset *	sub
	)

Get the Fully-Qualified Domain Name.

Parameters

may_hide_host	If true, hide the hostname (leaving just the domain)
sub	Config Subset

Return values

ptr	string pointer into Hostname
NULL	Error, e.g no Hostname

Warning

Do not free the returned pointer

Definition at line 706 of file sendlib.c.

{
  const char *const c_hostname = cs_subset_string(sub, "hostname");
  if (!c_hostname || (c_hostname[0] == '@'))
    return NULL;
 
  const char *p = c_hostname;
 
  const bool c_hidden_host = cs_subset_bool(sub, "hidden_host");
  if (may_hide_host && c_hidden_host)
  {
    p = strchr(c_hostname, '.');
    if (p)
      p++;
 
    // sanity check: don't hide the host if the fqdn is something like example.com
    if (!p || !strchr(p, '.'))
      p = c_hostname;
  }
 
  return p;
}

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mutt_gen_msgid()

char * mutt_gen_msgid

(

void

)

Generate a random Message ID.

Return values

ptr	Message ID

The length of the message id is chosen such that it is maximal and fits in the recommended 78 character line length for the headers Message-ID:, References:, and In-Reply-To:, this leads to 62 available characters (excluding @ and >). Since we choose from 32 letters, we have 32^62 = 2^310 different message ids.

Examples:

Message-ID: <12345678901111111111222222222233333333334444444444@123456789011>
In-Reply-To: <12345678901111111111222222222233333333334444444444@123456789011>
References: <12345678901111111111222222222233333333334444444444@123456789011>

The distribution of the characters to left-of-@ and right-of-@ was arbitrary. The choice was made to put more into the left-id and shorten the right-id to slightly mimic a common length domain name.

Note

The caller should free the string

Definition at line 752 of file sendlib.c.

{
  const int ID_LEFT_LEN = 50;
  const int ID_RIGHT_LEN = 12;
  char rnd_id_left[ID_LEFT_LEN + 1];
  char rnd_id_right[ID_RIGHT_LEN + 1];
  char buf[128] = { 0 };
 
  mutt_rand_base32(rnd_id_left, sizeof(rnd_id_left) - 1);
  mutt_rand_base32(rnd_id_right, sizeof(rnd_id_right) - 1);
  rnd_id_left[ID_LEFT_LEN] = 0;
  rnd_id_right[ID_RIGHT_LEN] = 0;
 
  snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "<%s@%s>", rnd_id_left, rnd_id_right);
  return mutt_str_dup(buf);
}

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mutt_lookup_mime_type()

enum ContentType mutt_lookup_mime_type	(	struct Body *	b,
		const char *	path
	)

Find the MIME type for an attachment.

Parameters

b	Email with attachment
path	Path to attachment

Return values

enum	ContentType, e.g. TYPE_IMAGE

Given a file at 'path', see if there is a registered MIME type. Returns the major MIME type, and copies the subtype to "d". First look in a system mime.types if we can find one, then look for ~/.mime.types. The longest match is used so that we can match 'ps.gz' when 'gz' also exists.

Definition at line 75 of file sendlib.c.

{
  FILE *fp = NULL;
  char *p = NULL, *q = NULL, *ct = NULL;
  char buf[PATH_MAX] = { 0 };
  char subtype[256] = { 0 };
  char xtype[256] = { 0 };
  int sze, cur_sze = 0;
  bool found_mimetypes = false;
  enum ContentType type = TYPE_OTHER;
 
  int szf = mutt_str_len(path);
 
  for (int count = 0; count < 4; count++)
  {
    /* can't use strtok() because we use it in an inner loop below, so use
     * a switch statement here instead.  */
    switch (count)
    {
      /* last file with last entry to match wins type/xtype */
      case 0:
        /* check default unix mimetypes location first */
        mutt_str_copy(buf, "/etc/mime.types", sizeof(buf));
        break;
      case 1:
        mutt_str_copy(buf, SYSCONFDIR "/mime.types", sizeof(buf));
        break;
      case 2:
        mutt_str_copy(buf, PKGDATADIR "/mime.types", sizeof(buf));
        break;
      case 3:
        snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s/.mime.types", NONULL(NeoMutt->home_dir));
        break;
      default:
        mutt_debug(LL_DEBUG1, "Internal error, count = %d\n", count);
        goto bye; /* shouldn't happen */
    }
 
    fp = mutt_file_fopen(buf, "r");
    if (fp)
    {
      found_mimetypes = true;
 
      while (fgets(buf, sizeof(buf) - 1, fp))
      {
        /* weed out any comments */
        p = strchr(buf, '#');
        if (p)
          *p = '\0';
 
        /* remove any leading space. */
        ct = buf;
        SKIPWS(ct);
 
        /* position on the next field in this line */
        p = strpbrk(ct, " \t");
        if (!p)
          continue;
        *p++ = 0;
        SKIPWS(p);
 
        /* cycle through the file extensions */
        while ((p = strtok(p, " \t\n")))
        {
          sze = mutt_str_len(p);
          if ((sze > cur_sze) && (szf >= sze) && mutt_istr_equal(path + szf - sze, p) &&
              ((szf == sze) || (path[szf - sze - 1] == '.')))
          {
            /* get the content-type */
 
            p = strchr(ct, '/');
            if (!p)
            {
              /* malformed line, just skip it. */
              break;
            }
            *p++ = 0;
 
            for (q = p; *q && !mutt_isspace(*q); q++)
              ; // do nothing
 
            mutt_strn_copy(subtype, p, q - p, sizeof(subtype));
 
            type = mutt_check_mime_type(ct);
            if (type == TYPE_OTHER)
              mutt_str_copy(xtype, ct, sizeof(xtype));
 
            cur_sze = sze;
          }
          p = NULL;
        }
      }
      mutt_file_fclose(&fp);
    }
  }
 
bye:
 
  /* no mime.types file found */
  if (!found_mimetypes)
  {
    mutt_error(_("Could not find any mime.types file"));
  }
 
  if ((type != TYPE_OTHER) || (*xtype != '\0'))
  {
    b->type = type;
    mutt_str_replace(&b->subtype, subtype);
    mutt_str_replace(&b->xtype, xtype);
  }
 
  return type;
}

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mutt_make_file_attach()

struct Body * mutt_make_file_attach	(	const char *	path,
		struct ConfigSubset *	sub
	)

Create a file attachment.

Parameters

path	File to attach
sub	Config Subset

Return values

ptr	Newly allocated Body
NULL	Error

Definition at line 606 of file sendlib.c.

{
  if (!path || (path[0] == '\0'))
    return NULL;
 
  struct Body *b = mutt_body_new();
  b->filename = mutt_str_dup(path);
 
  const char *const c_mime_type_query_command = cs_subset_string(sub, "mime_type_query_command");
  const bool c_mime_type_query_first = cs_subset_bool(sub, "mime_type_query_first");
 
  if (c_mime_type_query_command && c_mime_type_query_first)
    run_mime_type_query(b, sub);
 
  /* Attempt to determine the appropriate content-type based on the filename
   * suffix.  */
  if (!b->subtype)
    mutt_lookup_mime_type(b, path);
 
  if (!b->subtype && c_mime_type_query_command && !c_mime_type_query_first)
  {
    run_mime_type_query(b, sub);
  }
 
  struct Content *info = mutt_get_content_info(path, b, sub);
  if (!info)
  {
    mutt_body_free(&b);
    return NULL;
  }
 
  if (!b->subtype)
  {
    if ((info->nulbin == 0) &&
        ((info->lobin == 0) || ((info->lobin + info->hibin + info->ascii) / info->lobin >= 10)))
    {
      /* Statistically speaking, there should be more than 10% "lobin"
       * chars if this is really a binary file...  */
      b->type = TYPE_TEXT;
      b->subtype = mutt_str_dup("plain");
    }
    else
    {
      b->type = TYPE_APPLICATION;
      b->subtype = mutt_str_dup("octet-stream");
    }
  }
 
  FREE(&info);
  mutt_update_encoding(b, sub);
  return b;
}

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mutt_make_message_attach()

struct Body * mutt_make_message_attach	(	struct Mailbox *	m,
		struct Email *	e,
		bool	attach_msg,
		struct ConfigSubset *	sub
	)

Create a message attachment.

Parameters

m	Mailbox
e	Email
attach_msg	true if attaching a message
sub	Config Subset

Return values

ptr	Newly allocated Body
NULL	Error

Definition at line 453 of file sendlib.c.

{
  struct Body *body = NULL;
  FILE *fp = NULL;
  CopyMessageFlags cmflags;
  SecurityFlags pgp = WithCrypto ? e->security : SEC_NO_FLAGS;
 
  const bool c_mime_forward_decode = cs_subset_bool(sub, "mime_forward_decode");
  const bool c_forward_decrypt = cs_subset_bool(sub, "forward_decrypt");
  if (WithCrypto)
  {
    if ((c_mime_forward_decode || c_forward_decrypt) && (e->security & SEC_ENCRYPT))
    {
      if (!crypt_valid_passphrase(e->security))
        return NULL;
    }
  }
 
  struct Buffer *tempfile = buf_pool_get();
  buf_mktemp(tempfile);
  fp = mutt_file_fopen_masked(buf_string(tempfile), "w+");
  if (!fp)
  {
    buf_pool_release(&tempfile);
    return NULL;
  }
 
  body = mutt_body_new();
  body->type = TYPE_MESSAGE;
  body->subtype = mutt_str_dup("rfc822");
  body->filename = mutt_str_dup(buf_string(tempfile));
  body->unlink = true;
  body->use_disp = false;
  body->disposition = DISP_INLINE;
  body->noconv = true;
 
  buf_pool_release(&tempfile);
 
  struct Message *msg = mx_msg_open(m, e);
  if (!msg)
  {
    mutt_body_free(&body);
    mutt_file_fclose(&fp);
    return NULL;
  }
  mutt_parse_mime_message(e, msg->fp);
 
  CopyHeaderFlags chflags = CH_XMIT;
  cmflags = MUTT_CM_NO_FLAGS;
 
  /* If we are attaching a message, ignore `$mime_forward_decode` */
  if (!attach_msg && c_mime_forward_decode)
  {
    chflags |= CH_MIME | CH_TXTPLAIN;
    cmflags = MUTT_CM_DECODE | MUTT_CM_CHARCONV;
    if (WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP)
      pgp &= ~PGP_ENCRYPT;
    if (WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME)
      pgp &= ~SMIME_ENCRYPT;
  }
  else if ((WithCrypto != 0) && c_forward_decrypt && (e->security & SEC_ENCRYPT))
  {
    if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) && mutt_is_multipart_encrypted(e->body))
    {
      chflags |= CH_MIME | CH_NONEWLINE;
      cmflags = MUTT_CM_DECODE_PGP;
      pgp &= ~PGP_ENCRYPT;
    }
    else if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) &&
             ((mutt_is_application_pgp(e->body) & PGP_ENCRYPT) == PGP_ENCRYPT))
    {
      chflags |= CH_MIME | CH_TXTPLAIN;
      cmflags = MUTT_CM_DECODE | MUTT_CM_CHARCONV;
      pgp &= ~PGP_ENCRYPT;
    }
    else if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME) != 0) &&
             ((mutt_is_application_smime(e->body) & SMIME_ENCRYPT) == SMIME_ENCRYPT))
    {
      chflags |= CH_MIME | CH_NONEWLINE;
      cmflags = MUTT_CM_DECODE_SMIME;
      pgp &= ~SMIME_ENCRYPT;
    }
  }
 
  mutt_copy_message(fp, e, msg, cmflags, chflags, 0);
  mx_msg_close(m, &msg);
 
  fflush(fp);
  rewind(fp);
 
  body->email = email_new();
  body->email->offset = 0;
  /* we don't need the user headers here */
  body->email->env = mutt_rfc822_read_header(fp, body->email, false, false);
  if (WithCrypto)
    body->email->security = pgp;
  mutt_update_encoding(body, sub);
  body->parts = body->email->body;
 
  mutt_file_fclose(&fp);
 
  return body;
}

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mutt_message_to_7bit()

void mutt_message_to_7bit	(	struct Body *	b,
		FILE *	fp,
		struct ConfigSubset *	sub
	)

Convert an email's MIME parts to 7-bit.

Parameters

b	Body of the email
fp	File to read (OPTIONAL)
sub	Config Subset

Definition at line 258 of file sendlib.c.

{
  struct Buffer *tempfile = buf_pool_get();
  FILE *fp_in = NULL;
  FILE *fp_out = NULL;
  struct stat st = { 0 };
 
  if (!b->filename && fp)
  {
    fp_in = fp;
  }
  else if (!b->filename || !(fp_in = mutt_file_fopen(b->filename, "r")))
  {
    mutt_error(_("Could not open %s"), b->filename ? b->filename : "(null)");
    return;
  }
  else
  {
    b->offset = 0;
    if (stat(b->filename, &st) == -1)
    {
      mutt_perror("stat");
      mutt_file_fclose(&fp_in);
      goto cleanup;
    }
    b->length = st.st_size;
  }
 
  /* Avoid buffer pool due to recursion */
  buf_mktemp(tempfile);
  fp_out = mutt_file_fopen(buf_string(tempfile), "w+");
  if (!fp_out)
  {
    mutt_perror("fopen");
    goto cleanup;
  }
 
  if (!mutt_file_seek(fp_in, b->offset, SEEK_SET))
  {
    goto cleanup;
  }
  b->parts = mutt_rfc822_parse_message(fp_in, b);
 
  transform_to_7bit(b->parts, fp_in, sub);
 
  mutt_copy_hdr(fp_in, fp_out, b->offset, b->offset + b->length,
                CH_MIME | CH_NONEWLINE | CH_XMIT, NULL, 0);
 
  fputs("MIME-Version: 1.0\n", fp_out);
  mutt_write_mime_header(b->parts, fp_out, sub);
  fputc('\n', fp_out);
  mutt_write_mime_body(b->parts, fp_out, sub);
 
  if (fp_in != fp)
    mutt_file_fclose(&fp_in);
  mutt_file_fclose(&fp_out);
 
  b->encoding = ENC_7BIT;
  FREE(&b->d_filename);
  b->d_filename = b->filename;
  if (b->filename && b->unlink)
    unlink(b->filename);
  b->filename = buf_strdup(tempfile);
  b->unlink = true;
  if (stat(b->filename, &st) == -1)
  {
    mutt_perror("stat");
    goto cleanup;
  }
  b->length = st.st_size;
  mutt_body_free(&b->parts);
  b->email->body = NULL;
 
cleanup:
  if (fp_in && (fp_in != fp))
    mutt_file_fclose(&fp_in);
 
  if (fp_out)
  {
    mutt_file_fclose(&fp_out);
    mutt_file_unlink(buf_string(tempfile));
  }
 
  buf_pool_release(&tempfile);
}

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mutt_prepare_envelope()

void mutt_prepare_envelope	(	struct Envelope *	env,
		bool	final,
		struct ConfigSubset *	sub
	)

Prepare an email header.

Parameters

env	Envelope to prepare
final	true if this email is going to be sent (not postponed)
sub	Config Subset

Encode all the headers prior to sending the email.

For postponing (!final) do the necessary encodings only

Definition at line 779 of file sendlib.c.

{
  if (final)
  {
    if (!TAILQ_EMPTY(&env->bcc) && TAILQ_EMPTY(&env->to) && TAILQ_EMPTY(&env->cc))
    {
      /* some MTA's will put an Apparently-To: header field showing the Bcc:
       * recipients if there is no To: or Cc: field, so attempt to suppress
       * it by using an empty To: field.  */
      struct Address *to = mutt_addr_new();
      to->group = true;
      mutt_addrlist_append(&env->to, to);
      mutt_addrlist_append(&env->to, mutt_addr_new());
 
      char buf[1024] = { 0 };
      buf[0] = '\0';
      mutt_addr_cat(buf, sizeof(buf), "undisclosed-recipients", AddressSpecials);
 
      buf_strcpy(to->mailbox, buf);
    }
 
    mutt_set_followup_to(env, sub);
 
    if (!env->message_id)
      env->message_id = mutt_gen_msgid();
  }
 
  /* Take care of 8-bit => 7-bit conversion. */
  rfc2047_encode_envelope(env);
  encode_headers(&env->userhdrs, sub);
}

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mutt_stamp_attachment()

void mutt_stamp_attachment

(

struct Body *

b

)

Timestamp an Attachment.

Parameters

b	Attachment

Definition at line 409 of file sendlib.c.

{
  b->stamp = mutt_date_now();
}

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mutt_unprepare_envelope()

void mutt_unprepare_envelope

(

struct Envelope *

env

)

Undo the encodings of mutt_prepare_envelope()

Parameters

env	Envelope to unprepare

Decode all the headers of an email, e.g. when the sending failed or was aborted.

Definition at line 818 of file sendlib.c.

{
  struct ListNode *item = NULL;
  STAILQ_FOREACH(item, &env->userhdrs, entries)
  {
    rfc2047_decode(&item->data);
  }
 
  mutt_addrlist_clear(&env->mail_followup_to);
 
  /* back conversions */
  rfc2047_decode_envelope(env);
}

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mutt_update_encoding()

void mutt_update_encoding	(	struct Body *	b,
		struct ConfigSubset *	sub
	)

Update the encoding type.

Parameters

b	Body to update
sub	Config Subset

Assumes called from send mode where Body->filename points to actual file

Definition at line 421 of file sendlib.c.

{
  struct Content *info = NULL;
  char chsbuf[256] = { 0 };
 
  /* override noconv when it's us-ascii */
  if (mutt_ch_is_us_ascii(mutt_body_get_charset(b, chsbuf, sizeof(chsbuf))))
    b->noconv = false;
 
  if (!b->force_charset && !b->noconv)
    mutt_param_delete(&b->parameter, "charset");
 
  info = mutt_get_content_info(b->filename, b, sub);
  if (!info)
    return;
 
  set_encoding(b, info, sub);
  mutt_stamp_attachment(b);
 
  FREE(&b->content);
  b->content = info;
}

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mutt_write_fcc()

int mutt_write_fcc	(	const char *	path,
		struct Email *	e,
		const char *	msgid,
		bool	post,
		const char *	fcc,
		char **	finalpath,
		struct ConfigSubset *	sub
	)

Write email to FCC mailbox.

Parameters

[in]	path	Path to mailbox
[in]	e	Email
[in]	msgid	Message id
[in]	post	If true, postpone message, else fcc mode
[in]	fcc	fcc setting to save (postpone only)
[out]	finalpath	Final path of email
[in]	sub	Config Subset

Return values

0	Success
-1	Failure

Definition at line 1057 of file sendlib.c.

{
  struct Message *msg = NULL;
  struct Buffer *tempfile = NULL;
  FILE *fp_tmp = NULL;
  int rc = -1;
  bool need_mailbox_cleanup = false;
  struct stat st = { 0 };
  MsgOpenFlags onm_flags;
 
  if (post)
    set_noconv_flags(e->body, true);
 
#ifdef RECORD_FOLDER_HOOK
  mutt_folder_hook(path, NULL);
#endif
  struct Mailbox *m_fcc = mx_path_resolve(path);
  bool old_append = m_fcc->append;
  if (!mx_mbox_open(m_fcc, MUTT_APPEND | MUTT_QUIET))
  {
    mutt_debug(LL_DEBUG1, "unable to open mailbox %s in append-mode, aborting\n", path);
    goto done;
  }
 
  /* We need to add a Content-Length field to avoid problems where a line in
   * the message body begins with "From " */
  if ((m_fcc->type == MUTT_MMDF) || (m_fcc->type == MUTT_MBOX))
  {
    tempfile = buf_pool_get();
    buf_mktemp(tempfile);
    fp_tmp = mutt_file_fopen(buf_string(tempfile), "w+");
    if (!fp_tmp)
    {
      mutt_perror("%s", buf_string(tempfile));
      mx_mbox_close(m_fcc);
      goto done;
    }
    /* remember new mail status before appending message */
    need_mailbox_cleanup = true;
    stat(path, &st);
  }
 
  e->read = !post; /* make sure to put it in the 'cur' directory (maildir) */
  onm_flags = MUTT_ADD_FROM;
  if (post)
    onm_flags |= MUTT_SET_DRAFT;
  msg = mx_msg_open_new(m_fcc, e, onm_flags);
  if (!msg)
  {
    mutt_file_fclose(&fp_tmp);
    mx_mbox_close(m_fcc);
    goto done;
  }
 
  const bool c_crypt_protected_headers_read = cs_subset_bool(sub, "crypt_protected_headers_read");
 
  /* post == 1 => postpone message.
   * post == 0 => Normal mode.  */
  mutt_rfc822_write_header(msg->fp, e->env, e->body,
                           post ? MUTT_WRITE_HEADER_POSTPONE : MUTT_WRITE_HEADER_FCC, false,
                           c_crypt_protected_headers_read &&
                               mutt_should_hide_protected_subject(e),
                           sub);
 
  /* (postponement) if this was a reply of some sort, <msgid> contains the
   * Message-ID: of message replied to.  Save it using a special X-Mutt-
   * header so it can be picked up if the message is recalled at a later
   * point in time.  This will allow the message to be marked as replied if
   * the same mailbox is still open.  */
  if (post && msgid)
    fprintf(msg->fp, "Mutt-References: %s\n", msgid);
 
  /* (postponement) save the Fcc: using a special X-Mutt- header so that
   * it can be picked up when the message is recalled */
  if (post && fcc)
    fprintf(msg->fp, "Mutt-Fcc: %s\n", fcc);
 
  if ((m_fcc->type == MUTT_MMDF) || (m_fcc->type == MUTT_MBOX))
    fprintf(msg->fp, "Status: RO\n");
 
  /* (postponement) if the mail is to be signed or encrypted, save this info */
  if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) && post && (e->security & APPLICATION_PGP))
  {
    fputs("Mutt-PGP: ", msg->fp);
    if (e->security & SEC_ENCRYPT)
      fputc('E', msg->fp);
    if (e->security & SEC_OPPENCRYPT)
      fputc('O', msg->fp);
    if (e->security & SEC_SIGN)
    {
      fputc('S', msg->fp);
 
      const char *const c_pgp_sign_as = cs_subset_string(sub, "pgp_sign_as");
      if (c_pgp_sign_as)
        fprintf(msg->fp, "<%s>", c_pgp_sign_as);
    }
    if (e->security & SEC_INLINE)
      fputc('I', msg->fp);
#ifdef USE_AUTOCRYPT
    if (e->security & SEC_AUTOCRYPT)
      fputc('A', msg->fp);
    if (e->security & SEC_AUTOCRYPT_OVERRIDE)
      fputc('Z', msg->fp);
#endif
    fputc('\n', msg->fp);
  }
 
  /* (postponement) if the mail is to be signed or encrypted, save this info */
  if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME) != 0) && post && (e->security & APPLICATION_SMIME))
  {
    fputs("Mutt-SMIME: ", msg->fp);
    if (e->security & SEC_ENCRYPT)
    {
      fputc('E', msg->fp);
 
      const char *const c_smime_encrypt_with = cs_subset_string(sub, "smime_encrypt_with");
      if (c_smime_encrypt_with)
        fprintf(msg->fp, "C<%s>", c_smime_encrypt_with);
    }
    if (e->security & SEC_OPPENCRYPT)
      fputc('O', msg->fp);
    if (e->security & SEC_SIGN)
    {
      fputc('S', msg->fp);
 
      const char *const c_smime_sign_as = cs_subset_string(sub, "smime_sign_as");
      if (c_smime_sign_as)
        fprintf(msg->fp, "<%s>", c_smime_sign_as);
    }
    if (e->security & SEC_INLINE)
      fputc('I', msg->fp);
    fputc('\n', msg->fp);
  }
 
  if (fp_tmp)
  {
    mutt_write_mime_body(e->body, fp_tmp, sub);
 
    /* make sure the last line ends with a newline.  Emacs doesn't ensure this
     * will happen, and it can cause problems parsing the mailbox later.  */
    if (mutt_file_seek(fp_tmp, -1, SEEK_END) && (fgetc(fp_tmp) != '\n') &&
        mutt_file_seek(fp_tmp, 0, SEEK_END))
    {
      fputc('\n', fp_tmp);
    }
 
    fflush(fp_tmp);
    if (ferror(fp_tmp))
    {
      mutt_debug(LL_DEBUG1, "%s: write failed\n", buf_string(tempfile));
      mutt_file_fclose(&fp_tmp);
      unlink(buf_string(tempfile));
      mx_msg_commit(m_fcc, msg); /* XXX really? */
      mx_msg_close(m_fcc, &msg);
      mx_mbox_close(m_fcc);
      goto done;
    }
 
    /* count the number of lines */
    int lines = 0;
    char line_buf[1024] = { 0 };
    rewind(fp_tmp);
    while (fgets(line_buf, sizeof(line_buf), fp_tmp))
      lines++;
    fprintf(msg->fp, "Content-Length: " OFF_T_FMT "\n", (LOFF_T) ftello(fp_tmp));
    fprintf(msg->fp, "Lines: %d\n\n", lines);
 
    /* copy the body and clean up */
    rewind(fp_tmp);
    rc = mutt_file_copy_stream(fp_tmp, msg->fp);
    if (mutt_file_fclose(&fp_tmp) != 0)
      rc = -1;
    /* if there was an error, leave the temp version */
    if (rc >= 0)
    {
      unlink(buf_string(tempfile));
      rc = 0;
    }
  }
  else
  {
    fputc('\n', msg->fp); /* finish off the header */
    rc = mutt_write_mime_body(e->body, msg->fp, sub);
  }
 
  if (mx_msg_commit(m_fcc, msg) != 0)
    rc = -1;
  else if (finalpath)
    *finalpath = mutt_str_dup(msg->committed_path);
  mx_msg_close(m_fcc, &msg);
  mx_mbox_close(m_fcc);
 
  if (!post && need_mailbox_cleanup)
    mailbox_restore_timestamp(path, &st);
 
  if (post)
    set_noconv_flags(e->body, false);
 
done:
  m_fcc->append = old_append;
  mailbox_free(&m_fcc);
 
#ifdef RECORD_FOLDER_HOOK
  /* We ran a folder hook for the destination mailbox,
   * now we run it for the user's current mailbox */
  const struct Mailbox *m_cur = get_current_mailbox();
  if (m_cur)
    mutt_folder_hook(m_cur->path, m_cur->desc);
#endif
 
  if (fp_tmp)
  {
    mutt_file_fclose(&fp_tmp);
    unlink(buf_string(tempfile));
  }
  buf_pool_release(&tempfile);
 
  return rc;
}

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mutt_write_multiple_fcc()

int mutt_write_multiple_fcc	(	const char *	path,
		struct Email *	e,
		const char *	msgid,
		bool	post,
		char *	fcc,
		char **	finalpath,
		struct ConfigSubset *	sub
	)

Handle FCC with multiple, comma separated entries.

Parameters

[in]	path	Path to mailboxes (comma separated)
[in]	e	Email
[in]	msgid	Message id
[in]	post	If true, postpone message
[in]	fcc	fcc setting to save (postpone only)
[out]	finalpath	Final path of email
[in]	sub	Config Subset

Return values

0	Success
-1	Failure

Definition at line 1004 of file sendlib.c.

{
  char fcc_tok[PATH_MAX] = { 0 };
 
  mutt_str_copy(fcc_tok, path, sizeof(fcc_tok));
 
  char *tok = strtok(fcc_tok, ",");
  if (!tok)
    return -1;
 
  mutt_debug(LL_DEBUG1, "Fcc: initial mailbox = '%s'\n", tok);
  /* buf_expand_path already called above for the first token */
  int status = mutt_write_fcc(tok, e, msgid, post, fcc, finalpath, sub);
  if (status != 0)
    return status;
 
  struct Buffer *fcc_expanded = buf_pool_get();
  while ((tok = strtok(NULL, ",")))
  {
    if (*tok == '\0')
      continue;
 
    /* Only call buf_expand_path if tok has some data */
    mutt_debug(LL_DEBUG1, "Fcc: additional mailbox token = '%s'\n", tok);
    buf_strcpy(fcc_expanded, tok);
    buf_expand_path(fcc_expanded);
    mutt_debug(LL_DEBUG1, "     Additional mailbox expanded = '%s'\n",
               buf_string(fcc_expanded));
    status = mutt_write_fcc(buf_string(fcc_expanded), e, msgid, post, fcc, finalpath, sub);
    if (status != 0)
    {
      buf_pool_release(&fcc_expanded);
      return status;
    }
  }
 
  buf_pool_release(&fcc_expanded);
  return 0;
}

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