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syntax: glob
etc/initrc.local
sites/?*/

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# rfc2822 last time channel content changed. # rfc2822 last time channel content changed.
lbd=`{ndate -m `{date `{mtime `{ls $blagh_root$blagh_dirs/[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]/[0-9][0-9]/[0-9][0-9]/[0-9] | tail -1} | awk '{print $1}'}}} lbd=`{ndate -m `{date `{mtime `{ls $blagh_root$blagh_dirs/[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]/[0-9][0-9]/[0-9][0-9]/[0-9] | tail -1} | awk '{print $1}'}}}
echo '<lastBuildDate>'$"lbd'</lastBuildDate>' echo '<lastBuildDate>'$"lbd'</lastBuildDate>'
# rfc2822 publication date for content in the channel.
pubdate=`{ndate -m}
for(f in `{get_post_list $blagh_root$blagh_dirs}){ for(f in `{get_post_list $blagh_root$blagh_dirs}){
statpost $f statpost $f
# rfc2822 publication date for this post.
pubdate=`{ndate -m `{date `{mtime $f | awk '{print $1}'}}}
%} %}
<item> <item>
<title><![CDATA[%($title%)]]></title> <title><![CDATA[%($title%)]]></title>

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* unfuck quoted-printable crap
* more robust plaintext extraction from mime
* more efficient month sort in the year view
* I think sort(1) might have a bug with -M and pos1
* or stupid awk can just produce an ordered list
* a lot of speedup
* this might mean an external index
* or it might just mean aggressive in-app cache
* do we want threading in the month views
* decode non-ascii header values (From: especially)

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fn conf_enable_mdir {
mdir=`{pwd}
listbase=$conf_wd
listname=`{basename `{ basename -d $listbase}}
conf_enable_app mdir
dirfilter=$dirfilter' /mbox\/?$/d;'
}
fn mdir_init {
showmonth=`{echo $req_path | sed 's/.*[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]\/([A-Z][a-z][^\/]+).*/\1/'}
showyear=`{echo $req_path | sed 's/.*\/([0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9])\/.*/\1/'}
handler_body_main='mdir_index'
if (~ $req_path $listbase[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]/[A-Z][a-z]*/[0-9]*) {
handler_body_main='message_display'
}
if not if (~ $req_path $listbase[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]/[A-Z][a-z]*) {
handler_body_main='month_display'
}
if not if(~ $req_path $listbase[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]*) {
handler_body_main='year_display'
}
}
fn message_display {
message=`{basename $req_path}
echo '<h1><a href="'$listbase'">'$listname'</a> - <a href="'$listbase$showyear'/">'$showyear'</a> - '
echo '<a href="'$listbase$showyear'/'$showmonth'/">'$showmonth'</a> -'
echo '<a href="'$req_path'">this message</a> '
approx=`{echo $"message | sed 's/(...).*/\1/' }
neighbors=`{ls -p $mdir/mbox/$approx^*}
prevmsg=`{echo $neighbors | tr '\012' ' ' | sed -n 's/.* ([^ ]+) '$message'.*/\1/p'}
nextmsg=`{echo $neighbors | tr '\012' ' ' | sed -n 's/.*'$message' ([^ ]+).*/\1/p'}
echo '</h1><h2>'
if (~ $#prevmsg 1 || ~ $#nextmsg 1) { echo '[<i> ' }
if (~ $#prevmsg 1) { echo '<a href="'$prevmsg'">previous</a>' }
if (~ $#prevmsg 1 && ~ $#nextmsg 1) { echo ' , ' }
if (~ $#nextmsg 1) { echo '<a href="'$nextmsg'">next</a>' }
if (~ $#prevmsg 1 || ~ $#nextmsg 1) { echo ' </i>]' }
echo '</h2>'
awk '
/^Subject:/ && (headersdone == 0) { subject=$0 }
/^From:/ && (headersdone == 0) { from=$0; gsub(/</, "\\&lt;", from); gsub(/>/, "\\&gt;", from); }
/^Date:/ && (headersdone == 0) { date=$0 }
/^$/ && (headersdone==0) { print "<h2>" subject "</h2><pre>"; print from; print date; headersdone=1 }
(headersdone == 1) { exit }
' $mdir/mbox/$message | sed 's/([^ @.]+)\@[^ @]+\.[^@ $][a-zA-Z]+/\1@[REDACTED]/g;'
cat $mdir/mbox/$message | {
boundary=undef;
while (line=`{read}) {
if (~ $line Content-Type*multipart*) { # flag mimeshit boundary
multipart=1
boundary=`{echo $line | sed 's/^.*boundary=//; s/[ ].*$//'}
if (test -z $boundary) { boundary=undef; } # fucking header wrap
}
if (~ $multipart 1) {
if (~ $boundary undef) { # desperately try to identify a boundary
boundary=`{echo $line | sed 's/^.*boundary=//; s/[ ].*$//'}
}
}
if (~ $"line '') { # note end of header section
endheaders = 1;
}
if (~ $boundary undef ) { # no boundary, headers over: print message
if (~ $endheaders 1) {
echo $line
}
}
if not { # boundaries: print only text/plain
if (~ $line --$boundary) { # boundary found, toggle state
if (~ $inboundary 1) {
inboundary=0
}
if not {
inboundary=1
}
}
if (~ $inboundary 1) { # we're in a text/plain part, print it
if (~ $textpart 1) {
echo $line
}
}
if (~ $line Content-Type*text*plain*) { # note advent of text/plain part
if (~ $inboundary 1) {
echo found text part
textpart=1
}
}
}
}
}
echo '</pre>'
}
fn mdir_index {
echo '<h1>' $listname '</h1>'
echo '<ul>'
ls -p $mdir/mbox | awk ' { year = int($0 / 31556926); array[year+1970]+=1; }
END { for (i in array) { print "<li><a href=\"" i "/\">" i "</a> (" array[i] " messages)</li>" | "sort"} }'
echo '</ul>'
}
fn year_display {
echo '<h1><a href="'$listbase'">'$listname'</a> - '$showyear'</h1>'
echo '<ul>'
ls -p $mdir/mbox | awk 'BEGIN { jan = (ENVIRON["showyear"] - 1970) * 31556926
feb = jan + 2629743; mar = feb + 2629743; apr = mar + 2629743; may = apr + 2629743;
jun = may + 2629743; jul = jun + 2629743; aug = jul + 2629743; sep = aug + 2629743;
oct = sep + 2629743; nov = oct + 2629743; dec = nov + 2629743; end = dec + 2629743 }
($0 > jan) && ($0 < feb) { month["January"] += 1 }
($0 > feb) && ($0 < mar) { month["February"] += 1 }
($0 > mar) && ($0 < apr) { month["March"] += 1 }
($0 > apr) && ($0 < may) { month["April"] += 1 }
($0 > may) && ($0 < jun) { month["May"] += 1 }
($0 > jun) && ($0 < jul) { month["June"] += 1 }
($0 > jul) && ($0 < aug) { month["July"] += 1 }
($0 > aug) && ($0 < sep) { month["August"] += 1 }
($0 > sep) && ($0 < oct) { month["September"] += 1 }
($0 > oct) && ($0 < nov) { month["October"] += 1 }
($0 > nov) && ($0 < dec) { month["November"] += 1 }
($0 > dec) && ($0 < end) { month["December"] += 1 }
END { for (i in month) {
print i "<li><a href=\"" ENVIRON["listbase"] ENVIRON["showyear"] "/" i "/\">" i "</a> (" month[i] " messages) </li>"
} }
'| sort -M | sed 's/^[A-Za-z]+<li>/<li>/'
echo '</ul>'
}
fn month_display {
echo '<h1><a href="'$listbase'">'$listname'</a> - <a href="'$listbase$showyear'/"/>'$showyear'</a> - '$showmonth'</h1>'
echo '<ul>'
ls -p $mdir/mbox | awk 'BEGIN { monthstamp = (ENVIRON["showyear"] - 1970) * 31556926
month = ENVIRON["showmonth"]
year = ENVIRON["showyear"]
listbase = ENVIRON["listbase"]
msg = ENVIRON["msg"]
if (month == "February") { monthstamp += 2629743 }
if (month == "March") { monthstamp += (2629743 * 2) }
if (month == "April") { monthstamp += (2629743 * 3) }
if (month == "May") { monthstamp += (2629743 * 4) }
if (month == "June") { monthstamp += (2629743 * 5) }
if (month == "July") { monthstamp += (2629743 * 6) }
if (month == "August") { monthstamp += (2629743 * 7) }
if (month == "September"){ monthstamp += (2629743 * 8) }
if (month == "October") { monthstamp += (2629743 * 9) }
if (month == "November") { monthstamp += (2629743 * 10) }
if (month == "December") { monthstamp += (2629743 * 11) }
monthend = monthstamp + 2629743
}
($0 > monthstamp) && ($0 < monthend) { print $0 }
' | sort -u | while (msg=`{read}) {
awk 'BEGIN { month = ENVIRON["showmonth"]; year = ENVIRON["showyear"];
listbase = ENVIRON["listbase"]; msg = ENVIRON["msg"] }
/^Subject:[ ]/ { subject = $0; sub(/^Subject: /, "", subject) }
/^From:[ ]/ { gsub(/^From:[ ]+/, "", $0);
gsub(/ <.*$/, "", $0);
gsub(/[<>]/, "", $0);
gsub(/^.*[(]/, "", $0);
gsub(/[)].*$/, "", $0);
gsub(/["]/, "", $0);
gsub(/@[^ ]+/, "", $0);
from=$0; }
/^$/ { nextfile; }
END { if (subject == "") { subject = "[no subject]" }
print "<li><a href=\"" listbase year "/" month "/" msg "\">";
print subject "</a> - " from "</li>" }' $mdir/mbox/$msg
}
echo '</ul>'
}

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INSTALL:
put this folder in e.g. /werc/apps/mdir
put your mdir in e.g. /werc/sites/example.com/mail/
(such that all the messages land in /werc/sites/example.com/mail/mbox/)
mkdir /werc/sites/example.com/mail/_werc
echo "conf_enable_mdir" > /werc/sites/example.com/mail/_werc/config
good luck.

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% if(! ~ $"post_arg_wman_search '') { % if(! ~ $"post_arg_wman_search '') {
% if(~ $"wman_search_results '') { % if(~ $"wman_search_results '') {
No matches found for <i>'%($post_arg_wman_search%)'</i>. No matches found for <i>'%($s%)'</i>.
% } % }
% if not { % if not {
<ul> <ul>

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fn do_error{ fn do_error{
echo 'HTTP/1.1 '^$1^$cr echo 'HTTP/1.1 '^$1^$cr
emit_extra_headers emit_extra_headers
echo 'Content-type: text/html'^$cr echo 'Content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8'^$cr
echo $cr echo $cr
echo '<html> echo '<html>
<head> <head>
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' '
} }
fn 400{
do_error '400 Bad Request' \
'The request was invalid.'
}
fn 401{ fn 401{
do_error '401 Unauthorized' \ do_error '401 Unauthorized' \
'The requested path '^$"location^' requires authorization.' 'The requested path '^$"location^' requires authorization.'

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SERVER_PORT=$SERVER_NAME(2) SERVER_PORT=$SERVER_NAME(2)
SERVER_NAME=$SERVER_NAME(1) SERVER_NAME=$SERVER_NAME(1)
} }
switch($SERVER_NAME){
case */* ..
error 400
exit
}
if(~ $REQUEST_METHOD (PUT POST)){ if(~ $REQUEST_METHOD (PUT POST)){
if(! ~ $"CONTENT_LENGTH '') if(! ~ $"CONTENT_LENGTH '')
trim_input | exec $rc_httpd_dir/select-handler trim_input | exec $rc_httpd_dir/select-handler

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# Expected input: ls -F style, $sitedir/path/to/files/ # Expected input: ls -F style, $sitedir/path/to/files/
# <ls -F+x><symlink hack><Useless?><hiden files > # <ls -F+x><symlink hack><Useless?><hiden files >
dirfilter='s/\*$//; s,/+\./+,/,g; s,^\./,,; /\/[._][^\/]/d; /'$forbidden_uri_chars'/d; /\/sitemap\.xml$/d; /\/index\.(md|html|txt|tpl)$/d; /\/(robots|sitemap)\.txt$/d; /_werc\/?$/d; ' dirfilter='s/\*$//; s,/+\./+,/,g; s,^\./,,; /\/[._][^\/]/d; /'$forbidden_uri_chars'/d; /\/sitemap\.xml$/d; /\/index\.(md|html|txt|tpl)$/d; /\/(robots|sitemap)\.txt$/d; /_werc\/?$/d; '
dirclean=' s/\.(md|html|txt)$//; ' dirclean=' s/\.(gmi|gem|md|html|txt)$//; '
# Careful, the proper p9p path might not be set until initrc.local is sourced # Careful, the proper p9p path might not be set until initrc.local is sourced
path=(. /bin ./bin) path=(. /bin ./bin)

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sed -n -e '1N; /^.*\n===*$/N; /.*\n===*\n *$/!b' -e 's/\n==*\n//p' < $1 sed -n -e '1N; /^.*\n===*$/N; /.*\n===*\n *$/!b' -e 's/\n==*\n//p' < $1
} }
fn get_gmi_title {
sed -e 's/^# //;q' < $1
}
fn get_html_title { fn get_html_title {
t=`{sed -n '32q; s/^.*<[Tt][Ii][Tt][Ll][Ee]> *([^<]+) *(<\/[Tt][Ii][Tt][Ll][Ee]>.*)?$/\1/p' < $1} t=`{sed -n '32q; s/^.*<[Tt][Ii][Tt][Ll][Ee]> *([^<]+) *(<\/[Tt][Ii][Tt][Ll][Ee]>.*)?$/\1/p' < $1}
@ -110,6 +114,10 @@ fn get_html_title {
fn get_file_title { fn get_file_title {
if (~ $1 *.md) if (~ $1 *.md)
get_md_title $1 get_md_title $1
if not if(~ $1 *.gmi)
get_gmi_title $1
if not if(~ $1 *.gem)
get_gmi_title $1
if not if(~ $1 *.html) if not if(~ $1 *.html)
get_html_title $1 get_html_title $1
if not if(~ $1 */) { if not if(~ $1 */) {

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mother
======
Mother is an [rc(1)](http://man.9front.org/1/rc) script that provides
an experience similar to
[nedmail(1)](http://man.9front.org/1/nedmail).
Download it [here](http://only9fans.com/sl/mother/HEAD/info.html).
help
----
usage: mother [ -d ] [ -f mbox ] [ -p msg ] [ -r ]
Commands are of the form [<range>] <command> [args]
<range> := <addr> | <addr>,<addr>
<command> :=
a reply to sender and recipients
b print the next ten headers
d mark for deletion
e ... enter message (args passed to upas/marshal)
g/regexp/cmd grep headlines for regexp and run cmd on matches
h print message headline (,h for all)
help print this help message
m ... forward mail to address(es)
mb ... change to specified mailbox
p print the processed message
P print the raw message
q quit
r reply to message
s ... store message in specified mailbox
u remove deletion mark
y synchronize with mail box
" print message in quoted form, suitable for reply
|cmd pipe the processed message to a command
||cmd pipe the raw message to a command
!cmd run a command
extensions
----------
A script may be used in conjunction with
[faces(1)](http://man.9front.org/1/faces) and the
[plumber(4)](http://man.9front.org/4/plumber) to open individual
messages (or the entire mailbox) by clicking mb1 on a face in the
[faces(1)](http://man.9front.org/1/faces) window. Each click produces
a new window containing the selected message.
The script:
[facemother](https://plan9.stanleylieber.com/rc/facemother) <- read
and modify as needed before using
The plumber rule:
# faces -> new mail window for message
type is text
data matches '[a-zA-Z¡-￿0-9_\-./]+'
data matches '/mail/fs/[a-zA-Z¡-￿0-9/]+/[0-9]+'
plumb to showmail
plumb start window -r 646 117 1366 676 facemother $0
screenshots
-----------
![ello.co](img/ello.co.png)

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#!/bin/rc
# 2018-02-15T21:12:06-0500
# helper program for launching http://plan9.stanleylieber.com/mother from faces(1).
rfork en
# plumber rules for faces(1)
#type is text
#data matches '[a-zA-Z¡-￿0-9_\-./]+'
#data matches '/mail/fs/[a-zA-Z¡-￿0-9/]+/[0-9]+'
#plumb to showmail
#plumb start window -r 583 206 1303 1200 facemother $0
# open and print only the indicated message
msg=`{sed -n 19p $1/info}
upas/fs -f /mail/box/sl/mbox/$msg
mother -p 1
# use existing mailbox, print the indicated message
#mother -p `{basename $1}

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mother
======
Mother is an [rc(1)](http://man.9front.org/1/rc) script that provides
an experience similar to
[nedmail(1)](http://man.9front.org/1/nedmail).
Download it [here](http://only9fans.com/sl/mother/HEAD/info.html).
help
----
usage: mother [ -d ] [ -f mbox ] [ -p msg ] [ -r ]
Commands are of the form [<range>] <command> [args]
<range> := <addr> | <addr>,<addr>
<command> :=
a reply to sender and recipients
b print the next ten headers
d mark for deletion
e ... enter message (args passed to upas/marshal)
g/regexp/cmd grep headlines for regexp and run cmd on matches
h print message headline (,h for all)
help print this help message
m ... forward mail to address(es)
mb ... change to specified mailbox
p print the processed message
P print the raw message
q quit
r reply to message
s ... store message in specified mailbox
u remove deletion mark
y synchronize with mail box
" print message in quoted form, suitable for reply
|cmd pipe the processed message to a command
||cmd pipe the raw message to a command
!cmd run a command
extensions
----------
A script may be used in conjunction with
[faces(1)](http://man.9front.org/1/faces) and the
[plumber(4)](http://man.9front.org/4/plumber) to open individual
messages (or the entire mailbox) by clicking mb1 on a face in the
[faces(1)](http://man.9front.org/1/faces) window. Each click produces
a new window containing the selected message.
The script:
[facemother](https://plan9.stanleylieber.com/rc/facemother) <- read
and modify as needed before using
The plumber rule:
# faces -> new mail window for message
type is text
data matches '[a-zA-Z¡-￿0-9_\-./]+'
data matches '/mail/fs/[a-zA-Z¡-￿0-9/]+/[0-9]+'
plumb to showmail
plumb start window -r 646 117 1366 676 facemother $0
screenshots
-----------
![ello.co](img/ello.co.png)

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web:V:
cp README index.md
if(test -f mother.tgz)
rm mother.tgz
cd ..
tar zcvf /tmp/mother.tgz mother
cd mother
cp /tmp/mother.tgz ../src/
rm /tmp/mother.tgz

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#!/bin/rc
# 2022-11-16T18:11:20-05:00
# Mother wants to talk to you.
# Similar to nedmail. Use with 9front or nupas/fs (creates mdir format files on save).
# BONUS: Helper program for use with faces(1): http://plan9.stanleylieber.com/mother/facemother
rfork en
ramfs -p
argv0=$0
if(~ $#editor 0)
editor=hold
if(~ $#pager 0)
pager=cat
mb=mbox
msg=()
sort=-r
fn d{
if(test $1 -le $#rposts && test -d $rposts($1)){
flag +D $1 &&
dposts=($dposts $1) ||
echo !delete $1 failed
}
if not
echo !address
}
fn deldposts{
ndel=()
for(i in $dposts){
if(test $i -le $#rposts && test -d $rposts($i)){
echo delete $mb $rposts($i) >/mail/fs/ctl &&
echo !deleted $i &&
ndel=($ndel $i) ||
echo !delete $i failed
}
}
echo !$#ndel messages deleted
}
fn e{
>/tmp/e &&
eval $editor /tmp/e &&
yn send &&
if(~ $yn y)
/bin/upas/marshal $* </tmp/e
}
fn fakefile{
if(! ~ $#file 0 || ~ $disp file inline){
file='(file,'$"file')'
fake=`{
if(~ $type *gif *GIF)
echo body.gif
if not if(~ $type *jpeg *JPEG *jpg *JPG)
echo body.jpg
if not if(~ $type *png *PNG)
echo body.png
if not if(~ $file *.*)
echo body.^`{echo $file | sed 's/(^.*\.|\)$)//g'}
if not
echo body
}
filepath=`{echo -n /mail/fs/$mb/^$1^/$fake}
size=`{du $1^/$fake}
echo !--- $1 $type $size(1) $file [$filepath]
}
}
fn flag{
if(~ $1 [\+][aDdfrSs] [-][aDdfrSs]){
echo $1 >$rposts($2)^/flags &&
puth $2 ||
echo !address
}
}
fn fmtd{
date=`{read}
switch($date(2)){
case Jan; mo=1
case Feb; mo=2
case Mar; mo=3
case Apr; mo=4
case May; mo=5
case Jun; mo=6
case Jul; mo=7
case Aug; mo=8
case Sep; mo=9
case Oct; mo=10
case Nov; mo=11
case Dec; mo=12
}
switch($date(3)){
case [0-9]
da=0^$date(3)
case *
da=$date(3)
}
switch($date(6)){
case `{date | awk '{print $6;}'}
ti=`{echo $date(4) | awk '{print substr($0,0,5);}'}
case *
ti=$date(6)
}
echo $mo/$da $ti
}
fn geth{
for(i in $*){
flags=`{sed -n 18p $rposts($i)^/info | sed 's/-//g'}
mime=`{
if(~ `{sed -n 7p $rposts($i)^/info} multipart*)
echo H
}
size=`{sed -n 17p $rposts($i)^/info}
date=`{sed -n 5p $rposts($i)^/info | fmtd}
from=`{sed -n 1p $rposts($i)^/info}
subject=`{sed -n 6p $rposts($i)^/info | awk '{print substr($0,0,50);}'}
# Unicode 00a0 divides the message number from the headline.
# Command input ignores everything after the unicode 00a0.
# These lines may be selected and sent to the prompt
# in order to print the indicated message.
echo ' '$"i' '$"mime' '$"flags' '$"size' '$"date' '$"from' '$"subject
}
}
fn getposts{ ls | grep -e '^[0-9]+$' | sort -n $sort }
fn getr{
switch($*){
case ,; echo $posts
case ,*; seq 1 `{echo $* | sed 's/,//g'}
case *,; seq `{echo $* | sed 's/,//g'} $posts($#posts)
case *,*; seq `{echo $* | sed 's/,/ /g'}
case *; echo $*
}
}
fn h{ sed -n $1^p /tmp/h }
fn m{
if(test $1 -le $#rposts && test -f $rposts($1)^/info){
subject=`{sed -n 6p $rposts($1)^/info}
if(! ~ $subject FWD:* Fwd:* fwd:*)
subject=(Fwd: $subject)
e -s $"subject -A $rposts($1)^/raw $*(2-) &&
flag +a $1
}
if not
echo !address
}
fn mb{
mb=$1
if(test -d /mail/box/$user/$mb || test -d $mb){
if(! ~ $mb mbox){
if(~ $mb /mail/fs/*)
mb=`{basename $mb}
if not if(~ $mb /*)
echo open $mb `{basename $mb} >/mail/fs/ctl
if not
echo open /mail/box/$user/$mb $mb >/mail/fs/ctl
mb=`{basename $mb}
}
cd /mail/fs/$mb
dposts=()
y
post=$posts(1)
prompt=$post
}
if not
echo !^$mb does not exist
}
fn printhelp{
echo 'Commands are of the form [<range>] <command> [args]
<range> := <addr> | <addr>','<addr>
<command> :=
a reply to sender and recipients
b print the next ten headers
d mark for deletion
e ... enter message (args passed to upas/marshal)
g/regexp/cmd grep headlines for regexp and run cmd on matches
h print message headline (,h for all)
help print this help message
m ... forward mail to address(es)
mb ... change to specified mailbox
p print the processed message
P print the raw message
q quit
r reply to message
s ... store message in specified mailbox
u remove deletion mark
y synchronize with mail box
" print message in quoted form, suitable for reply
|cmd pipe the processed message to a command
||cmd pipe the raw message to a command
!cmd run a command'
}
fn pp{
if(test $1 -le $#rposts && test -f $rposts($1)^/header){
{ # Avoid stutter by dumping everything into a file first.
cat $rposts($1)^/header
echo
if(test -d $rposts($1)^/1){
parts=`{ls -p $rposts($1) | grep -e '^[0-9]+'}
body=1/body
if(test -f $rposts($1)^/1/1/body)
body=1/1/body
}
if not{
parts=()
body=body
}
type=`{file -m $rposts($1)^/$body}
if(~ $type text/plain)
cat $rposts($1)^/$body
if not if(~ $type text/html){
hcmd=(htmlfmt -l60 -cutf8 -a $rposts($1)^/$body)
echo !/bin/^$"hcmd
eval $hcmd
echo
echo !--- $rposts($1) $type `{du $rposts($1)^/$body | awk '{print $1}'} [file:///mail/fs/$mb/^$rposts($1)^/$body] # plumb to browser
}
if not{
disp=`{sed -n 8p $rposts($1)^/info}
file=`{sed -n 9p $rposts($1)^/info}
fakefile $rposts($1)
}
echo
if(! ~ $#parts 0){
if(! ~ $#parts 1)
parts=$parts(2-)
for(j in $parts){
type=`{file -m $rposts($1)^/$j/body}
disp=`{sed -n 8p $rposts($1)^/$j/info}
file=`{sed -n 9p $rposts($1)^/$j/info}
fakefile $rposts($1)^/$j
}
parts=()
}
} >/tmp/p
eval $pager /tmp/p
go=1
r=$1
post=$1
prompt=$1
flag +s $1
}
if not
echo !address
}
fn P{
if(test $1 -le $#rposts && test -f $rposts($1)^/rawunix){
eval $pager $rposts($1)^/rawunix
go=1
r=$1
post=$1
prompt=$1
flag +s $1
}
if not
echo !address
}
fn puth{
flags=`{sed -n 18p $rposts($1)^/info | sed 's/-//g'}
mime=`{
if(~ `{sed -n 7p $rposts($1)^/info} multipart*)
echo H
}
size=`{sed -n 17p $rposts($1)^/info}
date=`{sed -n 5p $rposts($1)^/info | fmtd}
from=`{sed -n 1p $rposts($1)^/info}
subject=`{sed -n 6p $rposts($1)^/info | awk '{print substr($0,0,50);}'}
{
echo $1
echo c
# REMEMBER: Unicode 00a0 divides the message number from the headline.
echo ' '^$1^' '$"mime' '$"flags' '$"size' '$"date' '$"from' '$"subject
echo .
echo w
echo q
} | sam -d /tmp/h >/dev/null >[2=1]
}
fn r{
if(test $1 -le $#rposts && test -f $rposts($1)^/info){
subject=`{sed -n 6p $rposts($1)^/info}
if(! ~ $subject RE:* Re:* re:*)
subject=(Re: $subject)
e -R $rposts($1) -s $"subject $*(2-) `{sed -n 4p $rposts($1)^/info} &&
flag +a $1
}
if not
echo !address
}
fn s{
if(test $1 -le $#rposts && test -f $rposts($1)^/raw){
if(! test -d /mail/box/$user/$2)
echo create $2 >/mail/fs/ctl
/bin/upas/mbappend $2 $rposts($1)^/raw &&
flag +S $1 &&
echo !saved in $2
}
if not
echo !address
}
fn u{
if(test $1 -le $#rposts && test -d $rposts($1))
flag -D $1 || echo !undelete $1 failed
if not
echo !address
dposts=`{grep -v $1 <{for(j in $dposts){ echo $j }}}
}
fn y{
go=()
r=$post
if(! ~ $#dposts 0){
deldposts
dposts=()
}
if(! ~ $q 1){
rposts=`{getposts}
posts=`{seq 1 $#rposts}
post=$posts(1)
prompt=$post
geth $posts >/tmp/h
if(~ $#msg 0)
echo $#posts messages
}
}
fn yn{
echo
echo -n $* ' (y, n) '
yn=`{read}
switch($yn){
case y n
;
case *
yn
}
}
fn '"' { pager=cat pp $1 | sed 1d | sed 's/^/> /g' | sed 's/^> >/>>/g' }
fn usage{
echo usage: $argv0 [ -b ] [ -d ] [ -f mbox ] [ -p msg ] [ -r ] >[1=2]
exit usage
}
while(~ $1 -*){
switch($1){
case -b; biff=-b
case -d; debug=1
case -f; mb=$2; shift
case -p; msg=$2; shift
case -r; sort=(); shift
case *; usage
}
shift
}
if(! ~ $#* 0)
usage
if(! test -f /mail/fs/ctl)
/bin/upas/fs $biff #>[2]/dev/null
if(! test -d /mail/box/$user/$mb && ! test -d $mb){
echo !^$mb does not exist
exit $mb^' does not exist'
}
mb $mb
if(! ~ $#msg 0){
for(i in `{seq 1 $#rposts})
if(~ $msg $rposts($i))
msg=$posts($i)
pp $msg
}
while(){
echo -n $"prompt': '
# Command input ignores everything after unicode 00a0.
rcmd=`{read | sed 's/[ ].*$//g' | sed 's/^([0-9]+)?(,)?([0-9]+)?/& /g'}
switch($rcmd){
case ,* [0-9]*
r=`{getr $rcmd(1)}
cmd=$rcmd(2-)
if(~ $#cmd 0)
cmd=p
case *
r=$post
cmd=$rcmd
}
switch($cmd){
case a a' '*
for(i in $r)
r $i $cmd(2-) `{sed -n 2,3p $rposts($i)^/info | sort -n | uniq}
post=$r($#r)
prompt=$post
case b
r=`{seq $r(1) `{echo $r(1)^+10|bc}}
if(test $r($#r) -gt $posts($#posts))
r=`{seq $r(1) $posts($#posts)}
if(! ~ $#r 0 && test $r(1) -le $posts($#posts)){
sed -n $r(1)^,$r($#r)^p /tmp/h
post=$r($#r)
prompt=$post
}
if not
echo !address
case d
for(i in $r)
d $i
post=$r($#r)
prompt=$post
case e' '*
e $cmd(2-)
case g/*
regexp=`{echo $cmd | awk -F '/' '{print $2;}'} # BUG: / is stripped from regexp and cmd.
cmd=`{echo $cmd | awk -F '/' '{$1=""; $2=""; print;}'}
r=`{</tmp/h grep -e $"regexp | sed 's/ .*$//g'} # Strip everything after unicode 00a0.
if(~ $#cmd 0)
cmd=p
if(~ $cmd d h p P u '"'){
for(i in $r)
eval $cmd $i
}
if not if(~ $cmd a' '* m' '* r' '* s' '*){
for(i in $r)
eval $cmd(1) $i $cmd(2-)
}
if not
echo !illegal command
post=$r($#r)
prompt=$post
case h
{
for(i in $r)
h $i
} | eval $pager
post=$r($#r)
prompt=$post
case help
printhelp
case m' '*
for(i in $r)
m $i $cmd(2-)
post=$r($#r)
prompt=$post
case mb' '*
mb $cmd(2-)
case p
for(i in $r)
pp $i
case P
for(i in $r)
P $i
case q
q=1 y # BUP STOP
exit ''
case r r' '*
for(i in $r)
r $i $cmd(2-)
post=$r($#r)
prompt=$post
case s' '*
for(i in $r)
s $i $cmd(2-)
post=$r($#r)
prompt=$post
case u
for(i in $r)
u $i
post=$r($#r)
prompt=$post
case y
y
case '"'
for(i in $r)
'"' $i | eval $pager
post=$r($#r)
prompt=$post
case '?'
echo dposts: $dposts
echo rposts: $rposts
echo posts: $posts
echo post: $post
echo r: $r
if(! ~ $#mlpath 0)
echo mdir: $mlpath^/^`{sed -n 19p $r/info}
if(! ~ $#msg 0)
echo msg: $msg
case '|'*
for(i in $r)
pager=cat pp $i | eval `{echo $cmd | sed 's/^.//'}
case '||'*
for(i in $r)
pager=cat P $i | eval `{echo $cmd | sed 's/^..//'}
case '!'*
for(i in $r)
eval `{echo $cmd | sed 's/^.//'}
case *
if(~ $post $posts(1) && ~ $#go 0)
pp $post
if not if(! ~ $post $posts($#posts)){
post=`{echo $post^+1 | bc}
if(test $post -gt $posts($#posts))
post=$posts($#posts)
pp $post
}
}
}

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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
Werc Development Werc Development
================ ================
The latest dev code is available in the werc mercurial repo: <https://code.9front.org/hg/werc> The latest dev code is available in the werc git repo: `git://shithub.us/sl/werc`
Version Numbering and Branching Rules Version Numbering and Branching Rules
@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ There is no such thing! Originally a convention similar to that of the Linux ker
For radical or experimental changes the `werc-dev` branch might be used, but at the moment it is outdated. For radical or experimental changes the `werc-dev` branch might be used, but at the moment it is outdated.
Bug reports, feature requests, bug fixes and other patches are all very welcome, just send them to the [werc mailing list](http://lists.9front.org). Bug reports, feature requests, bug fixes and other patches are all very welcome, just send them to the [werc mailing list](http://lists.cat-v.org).
See Also See Also

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@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ the werc mailing list. To join, send a message with a body consisting only of th
To track commit messages, you can join the werc-commits mailing list. To join, send a message with a body consisting only of the word _subscribe_ to werc-commits-owner@cat-v.org. To track commit messages, you can join the werc-commits mailing list. To join, send a message with a body consisting only of the word _subscribe_ to werc-commits-owner@cat-v.org.
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