# SMTP
#
# This is the standard Internet message transfer protocol.  MX expansion
# is done both in the router and (by default) in the transport agent.
# We use a nameserver or /etc/hosts as per whether a resolv.conf file exists.

require smtpdb crossbar canonicalize
provide smtp

if [ x$world != x ]; then

#| In this case there is a magic domain that contains DNS resource
#| records intended to override the network-wide published information.
#| This is useful if the organization has better ways of getting to some
#| domain than through the official routes.  In this case the test for
#| neighbourship is done in two contexts.

	smtp_neighbour (domain, address, A) {
		if host_neighbour "$domain".$world. ; then
			return (((smtp "$domain".$world "$address" $A)))
		fi
		if host_neighbour "$domain". ; then
			return (((smtp "$domain" "$address" $A)))
		fi
		return 1
	}
else
	smtp_neighbour (domain, address, A) {
		if host_neighbour "$domain". ; then
			return (((smtp "$domain" "$address" $A)))
		fi
		return 1
	}
fi


# This function is used for SMTP envelope address rewriting.  It tries
# to promote Internet domains hidden inside a !-path to the encompassing
# RFC822 route.

#| This is because that is the format that maximizes the chances of a
#| remote mailer understanding what is being requested.

smtproute (address) {
	address="$(canonicalize "$address")"
	# a.b!u@c -> @c:u@a.b
	# @a,...:a.b!u@c -> @a,...,@c:u@a.b
	tsift "$address" in
	(.*)<@(.+)>(.*)
		address="\1@\2\3" ;;
	(.*)@(.+).uucp
		address="$(uucproute \1@\2)@$mydomain" ;;
	[^@]+	address="$address@$mydomain" ; break ;;
	,?((@[^:]+):)?(([^!%@]\.)+(.))!(.+)@(.+)
		if [ "$(istoplevel "\3")" ]; then
			address="\2,@\7:\6@\3"
			continue
		fi ;;
	,(@.+)	address="\1" ;;
	tfist
	return "$address"
}

smtp_useratdomain (address) {

#| Some networks or protocols require addresses in a strict user@domain
#| form.  This function throws away the entire route leading to the final
#| host and recipient.

	tsift "$address" in
	[^<>]+	address="$(canonicalize $address)" ;;
	(.*)<(.*)>(.*)
		address="\1\2\3" ;;
	.*	address="$(rfc822route $address)" ;;
	.*:([^:]+)
		address="\1" ;;
	(.*)@(([^@\.]\.)+.)
		if [ $(deliver \2) ]; then	# hostname hiding
			address="\1@$mydomain"
		fi
		;;
	tfist
	return $address
}	# end of smtp_useratdomain

# Turn any address into RFC822 source address form, ignoring domain name
# semantics... it is the all-@ equivalent of the all-! format produces by
# uucproute.

rfc822route (address) {
	local localpart

	tsift "$address" in
	(.+):([^:]+)
		localpart="\2"
		address="$(uucproute \1)"
		break ;;
	.+	localpart=
		address="$(uucproute "$address")"
		tsift "$address" in
		[^!]+	address="$hostname!$address" ;;
		tfist
		break ;;
	tfist

	tsift "$address" in
	(.+)!(.+)
		address="\1,@\2" ; continue ;;
	[^,]+	if [ "$localpart" ]; then
			address="@$address:$localpart"
		fi ;;
	(.*),@([^,]+)
		if [ -z "$localpart" ]; then
			address="\1:\2"
		else
			address="$address:$localpart"
		fi ;;
	([^,]+):([^@]+)
		address="\2@\1" ; break ;;
	(.*),@([^,]+):([^@]+)
		address="\1:\3@\2" ;;
	[^@][^:]*:[^@]+@[^@]+
		address="@$address" ; break ;;
	tfist
	return "$address"
}	# end of rfc822route