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# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
#
# ==========================================================================
# POD is at the end of this file. Search for '=head' to find it
package Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg;
use strict;
@ -40,14 +40,33 @@ require Exporter;
@EXPORT = qw(
);
$VERSION = '0.01';
$VERSION = '0.1';
require 5.005;
=head1 NAME
Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg - Object Methods for encrypted Ezmlm Mailing Lists
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg;
$list = new Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg(DIRNAME);
The rest is a bit complicated for a Synopsis, see the description.
=head1 DESCRIPTION
Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg is a Perl module that is designed to provide an object
interface to encrypted mailing lists based upon gpg-ezmlm.
See the ezmlm web page (http://www.synacklabs.net/projects/crypt-ml/) for
a this software.
=cut
# == Begin site dependant variables ==
$GPG_EZMLM_BASE = '/usr/local/bin'; #Autoinserted by Makefile.PL
$GPG_BIN = '/usr/bin/gpg';
# == End site dependant variables ==
$GPG_EZMLM_BASE = '/usr/bin'; # Autoinserted by Makefile.PL
$GPG_BIN = '/usr/bin/gpg'; # Autoinserted by Makefile.PL
# == check the ezmlm-make path ==
$GPG_EZMLM_BASE = '/usr/local/bin/ezmlm'
@ -64,6 +83,18 @@ $GPG_EZMLM_BASE = '/usr/bin'
unless (-e "$GPG_EZMLM_BASE/gpg-ezmlm-manage.pl");
# == check the gpg path ==
$GPG_BIN = '/usr/local/bin/gpg'
unless (-e "$GPG_BIN");
$GPG_BIN = '/usr/bin/gpg'
unless (-e "$GPG_BIN");
$GPG_BIN = '/bin/gpg'
unless (-e "$GPG_BIN");
$GPG_BIN = '/usr/local/bin/gpg2'
unless (-e "$GPG_BIN");
$GPG_BIN = '/usr/bin/gpg2'
unless (-e "$GPG_BIN");
$GPG_BIN = '/bin/gpg2'
unless (-e "$GPG_BIN");
$GPG_BIN = '/usr/local/bin/gpg'
unless (-e "$GPG_BIN");
$GPG_BIN = '/bin/gpg'
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"VerifiedKeyReq",
"allowKeySubmission");
# == Initialiser - Returns a reference to the object ==
=head2 Setting up a new Ezmlm::Gpg object:
use Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg;
$list = new Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg('/home/user/lists/moolist');
new() returns the value of thislist() for success, undefined if there was a
problem.
=cut
sub new {
my($class, $list) = @_;
my $self = {};
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}
# == convert an existing list to gpg-ezmlm ==
=head2 Converting a plaintext mailing list to an encrypted list:
You have to create a normal list before you can convert it.
Use Mail::Ezmlm to do this.
$list->convert_to_encrypted();
=cut
sub convert_to_encrypted {
my($self) = @_;
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}
# == convert an encrypted list back to plaintext ==
=head2 Converting an encryted mailing list to a plaintext list:
$list->convert_to_plaintext();
=cut
sub convert_to_plaintext {
my($self) = @_;
@ -186,6 +246,13 @@ sub convert_to_plaintext {
}
# == Update the current list ==
=head2 Updating the configuration of the current list:
$list->update({ 'allowKeySubmission' => 1 });
=cut
sub update {
my($self, %switches) = @_;
my %ok_switches;
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# == Get a list of options for the current list ==
=head2 Getting the current configuration of the current list:
$list->getconfig;
getconfig() returns a hash including all available settings
(undefined settings are returned with their default value).
=cut
sub getconfig {
my($self) = @_;
my(%options);
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# == Return the directory of the current list ==
=head2 Determining which list we are currently altering:
$whichlist = $list->thislist;
print $list->thislist;
=cut
sub thislist {
my($self) = shift;
$self->_seterror(undef);
@ -324,6 +409,13 @@ sub thislist {
# == Set the current mailing list ==
=head2 Changing which list the Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg object points at:
$list->setlist('/home/user/lists/moolist');
=cut
sub setlist {
my($self, $list) = @_;
if ($list =~ m/^([\w\d\_\-\.\/]+)$/) {
@ -343,6 +435,15 @@ sub setlist {
# == is the list encrypted? ==
=head2 Checking the state of a list:
To determine, if a list is encrypted or not, call is_gpg().
$list->is_gpg();
=cut
sub is_gpg {
my($self) = @_;
($self->_seterror(-1, 'must setlist() before is_gpg()') && return 0) unless(defined($self->{'LIST_NAME'}));
@ -356,6 +457,17 @@ sub is_gpg {
# == retrieve file contents ==
=head2 Getting the content of file in a mailing list directory:
@part = $list->getpart('headeradd');
$part = $list->getpart('headeradd');
getpart() can be used to retrieve the contents of various text files such as
headeradd, headerremove, mimeremove, etc.
=cut
sub getpart {
my($self, $part) = @_;
my(@contents, $content);
@ -378,6 +490,21 @@ sub getpart {
# == export a key ==
=head2 Export a key:
You may export public keys of the keyring of a list.
The key can be identified by its id or other (unique) patterns (like the
gnupg program).
$list->export_key($key_id);
$list->export_key($email_address);
The return value is a string containing the ascii armored key data.
=cut
sub export_key {
my ($self, $keyid) = @_;
my $gpg = $self->_get_gpg_object();
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# == import a new key ==
=head2 Import a key:
You can import public or secret keys into the keyring of the list.
The key should be ascii armored.
$list->import_key($ascii_armored_key_date);
=cut
sub import_key {
my ($self, $key) = @_;
my $gpg = $self->_get_gpg_object();
@ -405,6 +543,18 @@ sub import_key {
# == delete a key ==
=head2 Delete a key:
Remove a public key (and the matching secret key if it exists) from the keyring
of the list.
The argument is the id of the key or any other unique pattern.
$list->delete_key($keyid);
=cut
sub delete_key {
my ($self, $keyid) = @_;
my $gpg = $self->_get_gpg_object();
@ -421,6 +571,15 @@ sub delete_key {
# == generate new private key ==
=head2 Generate a new key:
$list->generate_key($name, $comment, $email_address, $keysize, $expire);
Refer to the documentation of gnupg for the format of the arguments.
=cut
sub generate_private_key {
my ($self, $name, $comment, $email, $keysize, $expire) = @_;
my $gpg = $self->_get_gpg_object();
@ -440,6 +599,32 @@ sub generate_private_key {
# == get_public_keys ==
=head2 Getting public keys:
Return an array of key hashes each containing the following elements:
=over
=item *
name
=item *
email
=item *
id
=item *
expires
=back
$list->get_public_keys();
$list->get_secret_keys();
=cut
sub get_public_keys {
my ($self) = @_;
my @keys = $self->_get_keys("pub");
@ -448,12 +633,14 @@ sub get_public_keys {
# == get_private_keys ==
# for POD see above (get_public_keys)
sub get_secret_keys {
my ($self) = @_;
my @keys = $self->_get_keys("sec");
return @keys;
}
# == internal function for creating a gpg object ==
sub _get_gpg_object() {
my ($self) = @_;
@ -567,246 +754,6 @@ sub _checkaddress {
1;
__END__
=head1 NAME
Ezmlm - Object Methods for Ezmlm Mailing Lists
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use Mail::Ezmlm;
$list = new Mail::Ezmlm;
The rest is a bit complicated for a Synopsis, see the description.
=head1 ABSTRACT
Ezmlm is a Perl module that is designed to provide an object interface to
the ezmlm mailing list manager software. See the ezmlm web page
(http://www.ezmlm.org/) for a complete description of the software.
This version of the module is designed to work with ezmlm version 0.53.
It is fully compatible with ezmlm's IDX extensions (version 0.4xx and 5.0 ). Both
of these can be obtained via anon ftp from ftp://ftp.ezmlm.org/pub/patches/
=head1 DESCRIPTION
=head2 Setting up a new Ezmlm object:
use Mail::Ezmlm;
$list = new Mail::Ezmlm;
$list = new Mail::Ezmlm('/home/user/lists/moolist');
=head2 Changing which list the Ezmlm object points at:
$list->setlist('/home/user/lists/moolist');
=head2 Getting a list of current subscribers:
=item Two methods of listing subscribers is provided. The first prints a list
of subscribers, one per line, to the supplied FILEHANDLE. If no filehandle is
given, this defaults to STDOUT. An optional second argument specifies the
part of the list to display (mod, digest, allow, deny). If the part is
specified, then the FILEHANDLE must be specified.
$list->list;
$list->list(\*STDERR);
$list->list(\*STDERR, 'deny');
=item The second method returns an array containing the subscribers. The
optional argument specifies which part of the list to display (mod, digest,
allow, deny).
@subscribers = $list->subscribers;
@subscribers = $list->subscribers('allow');
=head2 Testing for subscription:
$list->issub('nobody@on.web.za');
$list->issub(@addresses);
$list->issub(@addresses, 'mod');
issub() returns 1 if all the addresses supplied are found as subscribers
of the current mailing list, otherwise it returns undefined. The optional
argument specifies which part of the list to check (mod, digest, allow,
deny).
=head2 Subscribing to a list:
$list->sub('nobody@on.web.za');
$list->sub(@addresses);
$list->sub(@addresses, 'digest');
sub() takes a LIST of addresses and subscribes them to the current mailing list.
The optional argument specifies which part of the list to subscribe to (mod,
digest, allow, deny).
=head2 Unsubscribing from a list:
$list->unsub('nobody@on.web.za');
$list->unsub(@addresses);
$list->unsub(@addresses, 'mod');
unsub() takes a LIST of addresses and unsubscribes them (if they exist) from the
current mailing list. The optional argument specifies which part of the list
to unsubscribe from (mod, digest, allow, deny).
=head2 Creating a new list:
$list->make(-dir=>'/home/user/list/moo',
-qmail=>'/home/user/.qmail-moo',
-name=>'user-moo',
-host=>'on.web.za',
-user=>'onwebza',
-switches=>'mPz');
make() creates the list as defined and sets it to the current list. There are
three variables which must be defined in order for this to occur; -dir, -qmail and -name.
=over 6
=item -dir is the full path of the directory in which the mailing list is to
be created.
=item -qmail is the full path and name of the .qmail file to create.
=item -name is the local part of the mailing list address (eg if your list
was user-moo@on.web.za, -name is 'user-moo').
=item -host is the name of the host that this list is being created on. If
this item is omitted, make() will try to determine your hostname. If -host is
not the same as your hostname, then make() will attempt to fix DIR/inlocal for
a virtual host.
=item -user is the name of the user who owns this list. This item only needs to
be defined for virtual domains. If it exists, it is prepended to -name in DIR/inlocal.
If it is not defined, the make() will attempt to work out what it should be from
the qmail control files.
=item -switches is a list of command line switches to pass to ezmlm-make(1).
Note that the leading dash ('-') should be ommitted from the string.
=back
make() returns the value of thislist() for success, undefined if there was a
problem with the ezmlm-make system call and 0 if there was some other problem.
See the ezmlm-make(1) man page for more details
=head2 Determining which list we are currently altering:
$whichlist = $list->thislist;
print $list->thislist;
=head2 Getting the current configuration of the current list:
$list->getconfig;
getconfig() returns a string that contains the command line switches that
would be necessary to re-create the current list. It does this by reading the
DIR/config file (idx < v5.0) or DIR/flags (idx >= v5.0) if one of them exists.
If it can't find these files it attempts to work things out for itself (with
varying degrees of success). If both these methods fail, then getconfig()
returns undefined.
$list->ismodpost;
$list->ismodsub;
$list->isremote;
$list->isdeny;
$list->isallow;
The above five functions test various features of the list, and return a 1
if the list has that feature, or a 0 if it doesn't. These functions are
considered DEPRECATED as their result is not reliable. Use "getconfig" instead.
=head2 Updating the configuration of the current list:
$list->update('msPd');
update() can be used to rebuild the current mailing list with new command line
options. These options can be supplied as a string argument to the procedure.
Note that you do not need to supply the '-' or the 'e' command line switch.
@part = $list->getpart('headeradd');
$part = $list->getpart('headeradd');
getpart() can be used to retrieve the contents of various text files such as
headeradd, headerremove, mimeremove, etc.
=head2 Manage language dependent text files
$list->get_available_text_files;
$list->get_text_content('sub-ok');
$list->set_text_content('sub-ok', @content);
These functions allow you to manipulate the text files, that are used for
automatic replies by ezmlm.
$list->is_text_default('sub-ok');
$list->reset_text('sub-ok');
These two functions are available if you are using ezmlm-idx v5.0 or higher.
is_text_default() checks, if there is a customized text file defined for this list.
reset_text() removes the customized text file from this list. Ezmlm-idx will use
system-wide default text file, if there is no customized text file for this list.
=head2 Change the list's settings (for ezmlm-idx >= 5.0)
Mail::Ezmlm->get_config_dir;
$list->get_config_dir;
$list->set_config_dir('/etc/ezmlm-local');
These function access the file 'conf-etc' in the mailing list's directory. The
static function always returns the default configuration directory of ezmlm-idx
(/etc/ezmlm).
$list->get_available_languages;
$list->get_lang;
$list->set_lang('de');
$list->get_charset;
$list->set_charset('iso-8859-1:Q');
These functions allow you to change the language of the text files, that are used
for automatic replies of ezmlm-idx (since v5.0 the configured language is stored
in 'conf-lang' within the mailing list's directory). Customized files (in the 'text'
directory of a mailing list directory) override the default language files.
Empty strings for set_lang() and set_charset() reset the setting to its default value.
=head2 Get the installed version of ezmlm
Mail::Ezmlm->get_version;
The result is one of the following:
0 - unknown
3 - ezmlm 0.53
4 - ezmlm-idx 0.4xx
5 - ezmlm-idx 5.x
=head2 Creating MySQL tables:
$list->createsql();
Currently only works for MySQL.
createsql() will attempt to create the table specified in the SQL connect
options of the current mailing list. It will return an error if the current
mailing list was not configured to use SQL, or is Ezmlm was not compiled
with MySQL support. See the MySQL info pages for more information.
=head2 Checking the Mail::Ezmlm and ezmlm version numbers
The version number of the Mail::Ezmlm module is stored in the variable
$Mail::Ezmlm::VERSION. The compatibility of this version of Mail::Ezmlm
with your system installed version of ezmlm can be checked with
$list->check_version();
This returns 0 for compatible, or the version string of ezmlm-make(2) if
the module is incompatible with your set up.
=head1 RETURN VALUES
@ -837,7 +784,6 @@ that they know about nothing :)
=head1 AUTHOR
Guy Antony Halse <guy-ezmlm@rucus.net>
Lars Kruse <devel@sumpfralle.de>
=head1 BUGS
@ -852,8 +798,8 @@ that they know about nothing :)
ezmlm(5), ezmlm-make(2), ezmlm-sub(1),
ezmlm-unsub(1), ezmlm-list(1), ezmlm-issub(1)
http://rucus.ru.ac.za/~guy/ezmlm/
https://systemausfall.org/toolforge/ezmlm-web
https://systemausfall.org/toolforge/ezmlm-web/
http://www.synacklabs.net/projects/crypt-ml/
http://www.ezmlm.org/
http://www.qmail.org/

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@ -4,4 +4,5 @@ MANIFEST
README
Makefile.PL
test.pl
COPYING
META.yml

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@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
# http://module-build.sourceforge.net/META-spec.html
#XXXXXXX This is a prototype!!! It will change in the future!!! XXXXX#
name: Ezmlm
version: 0.07.1
version_from: Ezmlm.pm
installdirs: site
requires:
distribution_type: module
generated_by: ExtUtils::MakeMaker version 6.17

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@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
# $Id: Makefile.PL,v 1.3 2005/03/05 14:15:20 guy Exp $
# $Id$
use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;
# See lib/ExtUtils/MakeMaker.pm for details of how to influence
@ -7,13 +7,16 @@ WriteMakefile(
'CONFIGURE' => \&set_paths,
'NAME' => 'Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg',
'VERSION_FROM' => 'Gpg.pm', # finds $VERSION
'DISTNAME' => 'Ezmlm-Gpg',
'DISTNAME' => 'Mail-Ezmlm-Gpg',
'PREREQ_PM' => { 'Mail::Ezmlm' => 0.05 },
'dist' => { COMPRESS => 'gzip', SUFFIX => 'gz' },
'clean' => { FILES => 'gpg-ezmlmtmp' }
);
use strict;
sub set_paths {
my($qmail_path, $ezmlm_path);
my ($gpg_path, $GPG_EZMLM_BASE);
# special case to handle the FreeBSD ports system
if ($ENV{BSD_BATCH_INSTALL}) {
@ -21,110 +24,87 @@ sub set_paths {
return {};
}
print << 'EOM';
We now need to know where some things live on your system. I'll try and make
some intelligent guesses - if I get it right, please just press enter at the
prompt. If I get them wrong, please type in the correct path for me and then
press enter.
First I need to know where the Ezmlm binaries live (ie where I can find
ezmlm-make, ezmlm-sub, etc).
EOM
print "\nTo work correctly, I need to know, where your gnupg program is located.\n\n";
*prompt = \&ExtUtils::MakeMaker::prompt;
# guess default
$ezmlm_path = '/usr/local/bin/ezmlm';
$ezmlm_path = '/usr/local/bin/ezmlm-idx' unless (-e "$ezmlm_path/ezmlm-make");
$ezmlm_path = '/usr/local/bin' unless (-e "$ezmlm_path/ezmlm-make");
$ezmlm_path = '/usr/bin/ezmlm' unless (-e "$ezmlm_path/ezmlm-make");
$ezmlm_path = '/usr/bin/ezmlm-idx' unless (-e "$ezmlm_path/ezmlm-make");
$ezmlm_path = '/usr/bin' unless (-e "$ezmlm_path/ezmlm-make");
$gpg_path = '/usr/local/bin/gpg'
unless (-e "$gpg_path");
$gpg_path = '/usr/bin/gpg'
unless (-e "$gpg_path");
$gpg_path = '/bin/gpg'
unless (-e "$gpg_path");
$gpg_path = '/usr/local/bin/gpg2'
unless (-e "$gpg_path");
$gpg_path = '/usr/bin/gpg2'
unless (-e "$gpg_path");
$gpg_path = '/bin/gpg2'
unless (-e "$gpg_path");
# return to default, if nothing can be found
$ezmlm_path = '/usr/local/bin/ezmlm' unless (-e "$ezmlm_path/ezmlm-make");
$gpg_path = '/usr/bin/gpg'
unless (-e "$gpg_path");
foreach (1..10) {
$ezmlm_path = prompt('Ezmlm binary directory?', "$ezmlm_path");
last if (-e "$ezmlm_path/ezmlm-make");
print "I can't find $ezmlm_path/ezmlm-make. Please try again\n";
$gpg_path = prompt('Location of your gnupg program?', "$gpg_path");
last if (-e "$gpg_path");
print "I can't find '$gpg_path'. Please try again\n";
}
unless (-e "$ezmlm_path/ezmlm-make") {
print STDERR "Warning: No correct input after $_ attempts. Continuing with warnings ...\n";
unless (-e "$gpg_path") {
$gpg_path = '/usr/bin';
print STDERR "Warning: No correct input after 10 attempts. Using default ($gpg_path) ...\n";
}
print "\n\nI also need to know, where to find your gpg-ezmlm binaries.\n\n";
# guess the location of the gpg-ezmlm program files
$GPG_EZMLM_BASE = '/usr/local/bin/ezmlm'
unless (-e "$GPG_EZMLM_BASE/gpg-ezmlm-manage.pl");
$GPG_EZMLM_BASE = '/usr/local/bin/ezmlm-idx'
unless (-e "$GPG_EZMLM_BASE/gpg-ezmlm-manage.pl");
$GPG_EZMLM_BASE = '/usr/local/bin'
unless (-e "$GPG_EZMLM_BASE/gpg-ezmlm-manage.pl");
$GPG_EZMLM_BASE = '/usr/bin/ezmlm'
unless (-e "$GPG_EZMLM_BASE/gpg-ezmlm-manage.pl");
$GPG_EZMLM_BASE = '/usr/bin/ezmlm-idx'
unless (-e "$GPG_EZMLM_BASE/gpg-ezmlm-manage.pl");
$GPG_EZMLM_BASE = '/usr/bin'
unless (-e "$GPG_EZMLM_BASE/gpg-ezmlm-manage.pl");
foreach (1..10) {
$GPG_EZMLM_BASE = prompt('Location of your gpg-ezmlm binaries?', "$GPG_EZMLM_BASE");
last if (-e "$GPG_EZMLM_BASE/gpg-ezmlm-manage.pl");
print "I can't find '$GPG_EZMLM_BASE/gpg-ezmlm-manage.pl'. Please try again\n";
}
unless (-e "$GPG_EZMLM_BASE/gpg-ezmlm-manage.pl") {
$GPG_EZMLM_BASE = '/usr/bin';
print STDERR "Warning: No correct input after 10 attempts. Using default ($GPG_EZMLM_BASE) ...\n";
}
print << 'EOM';
Now I need to know where Qmail resides on your system. The Qmail base
directory is the one in which the Qmail bin, control, etc directories
live in.
EOM
foreach (1..10) {
$qmail_path = prompt('Qmail base directory?', '/var/qmail');
last if (-e "$qmail_path/control");
print "I can't find $qmail_path/control. Please try again\n";
}
if (! -e "$qmail_path/control") {
print STDERR "Warning: No correct input after $_ attempts. Continuing with warnings ...\n";
}
if(`strings $ezmlm_path/ezmlm-sub | grep -i 'MySQL'`) {
print << 'EOM';
It appears you have compiled MySQL support into your version of Ezmlm. If
this is correct, I now need to know where the MySQL client (mysql) lives on
your machine.
Please leave this blank if you do not want to enable MySQL support in the
Mail::Ezmlm module.
EOM
$mysql_path = '/usr/bin';
$mysql_path = '/usr/local/bin' unless (-e "$mysql_path/mysql");
# return to default - if nothing works
$mysql_path = '/usr/bin' unless (-e "$mysql_path/mysql");
foreach (1..10) {
$mysql_path = prompt('MySQL binary directory?', "$mysql_path");
last if (-e "$mysql_path/mysql" || $mysql_path eq '');
print "I can't find $mysql_path/mysql. Please enter the full path\n";
print "or leave this option blank if you don't want to use MySQL\n";
}
unless ((-e "$mysql_path/mysql") || ($mysql_path eq '')) {
print STDERR "Warning: No correct input after $_ attempts. Continuing with warnings ...\n";
}
}
print << 'EOM';
Thank you. I will use this information to configure Mail::Ezmlm for you
Thank you. I will use this information to configure Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg for you
EOM
# Back up file
open(EZMLM, '<Ezmlm.pm') or die "Unable to open Ezmlm.pm for read: $!";
open(TMP, ">Ezmlm.pm.tmp.$$") or die "Unable to create temp file: $!";
while(<EZMLM>) { print TMP; }
close TMP; close EZMLM;
open(GPG, '<Gpg.pm') or die "Unable to open Gpg.pm for read: $!";
open(TMP, ">Gpg.pm.tmp.$$") or die "Unable to create temp file: $!";
while(<GPG>) { print TMP; }
close TMP; close GPG;
# Do variable substitution
open(EZMLM, '>Ezmlm.pm') or die "Unable to open Ezmlm.pm for write: $!";
open(TMP, "<Ezmlm.pm.tmp.$$") or die "Unable to read temp file: $!";
open(GPG, '>Gpg.pm') or die "Unable to open Gpg.pm for write: $!";
open(TMP, "<Gpg.pm.tmp.$$") or die "Unable to read temp file: $!";
while(<TMP>) {
s{^\$EZMLM_BASE\s*=\s*['"].+?['"]\s*;\s*(#.*|)$}{\$EZMLM_BASE = '$ezmlm_path'; #Autoinserted by Makefile.PL};
s{^\$QMAIL_BASE\s*=\s*['"].+?['"]\s*;\s*(#.*|)$}{\$QMAIL_BASE = '$qmail_path'; #Autoinserted by Makefile.PL};
s{^\$MYSQL_BASE\s*=\s*['"].*?['"]\s*;\s*(#.*|)$}{\$MYSQL_BASE = '$mysql_path'; #Autoinserted by Makefile.PL};
print EZMLM;
s{^\$GPG_BIN\s*=\s*['"].+?['"]\s*;\s*(#.*|)$}{\$GPG_BIN = '$gpg_path'; # Autoinserted by Makefile.PL};
s{^\$GPG_EZMLM_BASE\s*=\s*['"].+?['"]\s*;\s*(#.*|)$}{\$GPG_EZMLM_BASE = '$GPG_EZMLM_BASE'; # Autoinserted by Makefile.PL};
print GPG;
}
close TMP; close EZMLM;
close TMP; close GPG;
unlink "Ezmlm.pm.tmp.$$";
unlink "Gpg.pm.tmp.$$";
return {};

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all

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@ -3,232 +3,100 @@
# $Id: test.pl,v 1.5 2005/03/05 14:08:30 guy Exp $
# Test suite for Mail::Ezmlm
#
# Copyright (C) 1999, Guy Antony Halse, All Rights Reserved.
# Please send bug reports and comments to guy-ezmlm@rucus.ru.ac.za
# Copyright (C) 02006, Lars Kruse, All Rights Reserved.
# Please send bug reports and comments to devel@sumpfralle.de
#
# This program is subject to the restrictions set out in the copyright
# agreement that can be found in the Ezmlm.pm file in this distribution
# agreement that can be found in the Gpg.pm file in this distribution
#
# ==========================================================================
# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with
# `make test'. After `make install' it should work as `perl test.pl'
######################### We start with some black magic to print on failure.
$failed = 0;
use Test;
BEGIN { plan tests => 5 }
print "Trying to load the Mail::Ezmlm module: ";
eval { require Mail::Ezmlm; return 1;};
ok($@,'');
croak() if $@; # If Mail::Ezmlm didn't load... bail hard now
print "Trying to load the Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg module: ";
eval { require Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg; return 1;};
ok($@,'');
croak() if $@; # Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg is essential ...
BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..9\n"; }
END {($failed++ && print "not ok 1\n") unless $loaded;}
use Mail::Ezmlm;
$loaded = 1;
print "Loading: ok 1\n";
######################### End of black magic.
# Insert your test code below (better if it prints "ok 13"
# (correspondingly "not ok 13") depending on the success of chunk 13
# of the test code):
use Cwd;
use File::Find;
$list = new Mail::Ezmlm;
# create a temp directory if necessary
$TMP = cwd() . '/ezmlmtmp';
$TMP = cwd() . '/gpg-ezmlmtmp';
mkdir $TMP, 0755 unless (-d $TMP);
print 'Checking list creation: ';
print 'Checking list creation with Mail::Ezmlm: ';
$test1 = $list->make(-name=>"ezmlm-test1-$$",
-qmail=>"$TMP/.qmail-ezmlm-test1-$$",
-dir=>"$TMP/ezmlm-test1-$$");
if($test1 eq "$TMP/ezmlm-test1-$$") {
print "ok 2\n";
} else {
print 'not ok 2 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
print 'Checking vhost list creation: ';
$test2 = $list->make(-name=>"ezmlm-test2-$$",
-qmail=>"$TMP/.qmail-ezmlm-test2-$$",
-dir=>"$TMP/ezmlm-test2-$$",
-host=>'on.web.za',
-user=>'onwebza');
if($test2 eq "$TMP/ezmlm-test2-$$") {
open(INLOCAL, "<$TMP/ezmlm-test2-$$/inlocal");
chomp($test2 = <INLOCAL>);
close INLOCAL;
if($test2 eq "onwebza-ezmlm-test2-$$") {
print "ok 3\n";
} else {
print 'not ok 3 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
} else {
print 'not ok 3 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
ok($test1 eq "$TMP/ezmlm-test1-$$");
print 'Testing list update: ';
if($list->update('ms')) {
print "ok 4\n";
} else {
print 'not ok 4 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
# backup the created to list to check clean conversion later
system("cp", "-a", $list->{'LIST_NAME'}, $list->{'LIST_NAME'} . ".backup");
print 'Testing setlist() and thislist(): ';
$list->setlist("$TMP/ezmlm-test1-$$");
if($list->thislist eq "$TMP/ezmlm-test1-$$") {
print "ok 5\n";
} else {
print 'not ok 5 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
print 'Testing list subscription and subscription listing: ';
$list->sub('nobody@on.web.za');
$list->sub('anonymous@on.web.za', 'test@on.web.za');
@subscribers = $list->subscribers;
if($subscribers[1] =~ /nobody\@on.web.za/) {
print "ok 6\n";
} else {
print 'not ok 6 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
print 'Testing list conversion from plaintext to encryption: ';
$gpg_list = new Mail::Ezmlm::Gpg($list->{'LIST_NAME'});
ok($gpg_list->convert_to_encrypted() && $gpg_list->is_gpg());
print 'Testing issub(): ';
if(defined($list->issub('nobody@on.web.za'))) {
if(defined($list->issub('some@non.existant.address'))) {
print 'not ok 7 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
} else {
print "ok 7\n";
}
} else {
print 'not ok 7 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
print 'Testing list unsubscription: ';
$list->unsub('nobody@on.web.za');
$list->unsub('anonymous@on.web.za', 'test@on.web.za');
@subscribers = $list->subscribers;
unless(@subscribers) {
print "ok 8\n";
} else {
print 'not ok 8 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
print 'Testing list conversion from encryption to plaintext: ';
ok($gpg_list->convert_to_plaintext() && !($gpg_list->is_gpg()));
print 'Testing installed version of ezmlm: ';
my($version) = $list->check_version();
if ($version) {
$version =~ s/\n//;
print 'not ok 9 [Warning: Ezmlm.pm is designed to work with ezmlm-idx > 0.40. Your version reports as: ', $version, "]\n";
} else {
print "ok 9\n";
}
print 'Testing retrieving of text files: ';
if ($list->get_text_content('sub-ok') ne '') {
print "ok 10\n";
} else {
print 'not ok 10 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
print 'Testing if back and forth conversion was clean: ';
ok(system("diff -qr --exclude=.gnupg --exclude=tmp --exclude=text '" . $list->{'LIST_NAME'} . "' '" . $list->{'LIST_NAME'} . '.backup' . "' 2>/dev/null") == 0);
print 'Testing changing of text files: ';
$list->set_text_content('sub-ok', "testing message\n");
if ($list->get_text_content('sub-ok') eq "testing message\n") {
print "ok 11\n";
} else {
print 'not ok 11 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
print 'Testing if text file is marked as customized (only idx >= 5.0): ';
if ($list->get_version() >= 5) {
if ($list->is_text_default('sub-ok')) {
print 'not ok 12 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
} else {
print "ok 12\n";
}
} else {
print "ok 12 [skipped]\n";
}
print 'Testing getconfig: ';
$gpg_list->convert_to_encrypted();
ok($gpg_list->getconfig());
print 'Testing resetting text files (only idx >= 5.0): ';
if ($list->get_version() >= 5) {
$list->reset_text('sub-ok');
if ($list->is_text_default('sub-ok')) {
print "ok 13\n";
} else {
print 'not ok 13 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
} else {
print "ok 13 [skipped]\n";
}
print 'Testing retrieving available languages (only idx >= 5.0): ';
if ($list->get_version() >= 5) {
my @avail_langs = $list->get_available_languages();
if ($#avail_langs > 0) {
print "ok 14\n";
} else {
print 'not ok 14 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
} else {
print "ok 14 [skipped]\n";
print 'Testing update: ';
# toggle a setting and check, if it works
$gpg_list->update((requireSigs => 1));
my %list_config = $gpg_list->getconfig();
my $update_failed = ($list_config{requireSigs} == 1)? 0 : 1;
unless ($update_failed) {
$gpg_list->update((requireSigs => 0));
%list_config = $gpg_list->getconfig();
$update_failed = ($list_config{requireSigs} == 0)? 0 : 1;
}
ok(!$update_failed);
print 'Testing changing the configured language (only idx >= 5.0): ';
if ($list->get_version() >= 5) {
my @avail_langs = $list->get_available_languages();
$list->set_lang($avail_langs[$#avail_langs-1]);
if ($list->get_lang() eq $avail_langs[$#avail_langs-1]) {
print "ok 15\n";
} else {
print 'not ok 15 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
} else {
print "ok 15 [skipped]\n";
}
print 'Testing getting the configuration directory (only idx >= 5.0): ';
if ($list->get_version() >= 5) {
if ($list->get_config_dir() ne '') {
print "ok 16\n";
} else {
print 'not ok 16 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
} else {
print "ok 16 [skipped]\n";
}
print 'Testing key generation: ';
ok($gpg_list->generate_private_key("Name", "Comment", "mail@addr.ess", 1024, 0));
print 'Testing changing the configuration directory (only idx >= 5.0): ';
if ($list->get_version() >= 5) {
$list->set_config_dir('/etc/ezmlm-local');
if ($list->get_config_dir() eq '/etc/ezmlm-local') {
print "ok 17\n";
} else {
print 'not ok 17 [', $list->errmsg(), "]\n";
$failed++;
}
} else {
print "ok 17 [skipped]\n";
}
if($failed > 0) {
print "\n$failed tests were failed\n";
exit $failed;
} else {
print "\nSuccessful :-)\n";
finddepth(sub { (-d $File::Find::name) ? rmdir ($File::Find::name) : unlink ($File::Find::name) }, cwd() . "/ezmlmtmp");
exit;
}
print 'Testing key retrieval: ';
my @pub_keys = $gpg_list->get_public_keys();
my @sec_keys = $gpg_list->get_secret_keys();
ok((@pub_keys == 1) && (@sec_keys == 1));
print 'Testing key export: ';
my $keyid = $pub_keys[0]{id};
ok($gpg_list->export_key($keyid));
print 'Testing key deletion: ';
$gpg_list->delete_key($keyid);
@pub_keys = $gpg_list->get_public_keys();
@sec_keys = $gpg_list->get_secret_keys();
ok((@pub_keys == 0) && (@sec_keys == 0));