mj@dfv.rwth-aachen.de (Martin Junius) (05/24/91)
Some time ago, I posted version 2.1 of FIDOGATE to alt.sources.
This is a new realease, many things have been improved, a lot of
code has been rewritten. Because some people asked for it and
diffs would be of the same size, I'm posting the whole thing
again.
F I D O G A T E
----
Gateway Software UNIX <-> FIDO
General Information
This is FIDOGATE, a gateway software between the worlds of FIDONET and the
UNIX mail/news system. FIDOGATE will convert FIDO mail packets to RFC822-style
messages and vice versa.
FIDOGATE assumes that you have both an installed news system and something
that gets you access to FIDONET. There is no FIDONET mailer included in this
package, it is only a converter between the two mail/news standards.
There are some rumors, that there will be a UNIX version of the BinkleyTerm
and/or Frontdoor FIDO mailers, but I hadn't come across one yet.
Martin
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This is FIDOGATE version 2.2
X
Versions of FIDOGATE files:
X
X Id: Alias,v 1.3 91/01/26 13:27:04 mj Exp
X Id: Areas,v 1.7 91/05/19 17:20:37 mj Exp Locker: mj
X Id: INSTALL,v 1.2 91/05/22 22:13:21 mj Exp
X Id: Makefile,v 1.14 91/05/22 22:13:34 mj Exp
X Id: README,v 1.1 91/01/26 15:37:14 mj Exp
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X Id: address.c,v 1.14 91/05/19 17:21:17 mj Exp Locker: mj
X Id: config.h,v 1.17 91/05/22 22:14:08 mj Exp
X Id: fidogate.h,v 1.10 91/05/07 23:58:10 mj Exp
X Id: fpack.c,v 2.4 91/05/21 08:47:41 mj Exp
X Id: frecv.sh,v 1.5 91/03/29 18:10:43 mj Exp
X Id: funcs.c,v 1.8 91/05/21 08:48:10 mj Exp
X Id: funpack.c,v 2.18 91/05/21 09:40:54 mj Exp
X Id: gethost.c,v 1.2 90/12/02 21:22:08 mj Exp
X Id: msgidseq.c,v 1.1 90/11/05 20:50:47 mj Exp
X Id: nodelist.c,v 1.8 90/12/13 20:05:57 mj Exp
X Id: nodelist.h,v 1.2 90/12/02 21:22:18 mj Exp
X Id: packet.h,v 1.3 90/12/09 18:36:16 mj Exp
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X Id: strempty.c,v 1.2 90/12/02 21:22:42 mj Exp
X Id: sysexits.h,v 1.2 90/12/02 21:22:44 mj Exp
X Id: xalloc.c,v 1.4 90/11/05 20:51:14 mj Exp
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$Id: README,v 1.1 91/01/26 15:37:14 mj Exp $
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X F I D O G A T E
X ----
X Gateway Software UNIX <-> FIDO
X
X
X General Information
X
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X
This is FIDOGATE, a gateway software between the worlds of FIDONET and the
UNIX mail/news system. FIDOGATE will convert FIDO mail packets to RFC822-style
messages and vice versa.
X
Requirements for FIDOGATE:
X
X o Something that gets you FIDONET mail.
X The original version of this software included fcall, a very base
X FIDONET mailer. Because fcall was only capable of FTS-0001 handshake
X (doesn't support YooHoo / WaZOO) and I'm not using a FIDO mailer on
X the UNIX system at all, the sources for fcall have been deleted from
X this distribution. Lately I got a modified version of rfmail 0.3.6
X from Christian Seyb (root@gold.doit.sub.org), which includes also a
X WaZOO capable fcall. So if you desperately want a FIDO mailer try this
X one, it's available for FRequest at 2:242/6 (RFMAILCS.TAZ, 180K, HST/V.32).
X Otherwise I recommend using a UNIX version BinkleyTerm, which should
X be there (at least corresponding to `Latest Version' in FIDO News).
X
X o Installed news system. (BNews or CNews, I recommend the later one)
X
X o A mail user agent. (I use elm, but you can use mail, if it calls
X rmail to deliver mail)
X
Optional:
X
X o A domain based mail transport agent. (e.g. smail 3.1)
X
X
X
FIDOGATE basically consists of three programs:
X
X funpack unpacks FIDO mail packets in single RFC messages.
X
X frecv feeds output of funpack to rnews or rmail, also
X does some domain checking for the mail gateway.
X
X rfmail reads RFC messages and converts them into an intermediate
X formats suitable for FIDO.
X
X fpack packs these intermediate messages to a FIDO mail packet.
X
Further included is
X
X rmail a replacement for rmail. This one looks out for mail addressed
X to the FIDO domain and passes them to rfmail, other mail is
X handed over to the original version of rmail. It also does some
X rudimentary UUCP rerouting of domain addresses.
X (This program is for those people who don't have sendmail
X or smail.)
X
X msgidseq a message id number generator for the news system.
X
X
X
See file INSTALL for information about installing the software.
X
X
X
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X
This stuff is a derived version of a posting to Usenet's alt.sources
some time ago. I rewrote much of the code and enhanced it in several
places, so it had changed a lot.
X
The original authors are:
X Teemu Torma wrote the first version.
X Heikki Suonsivu did some changes and improvements and posted version
X 0.3.3 to the net.
X EMail: FIDO 2:504/1
X ...!mcsun!santra!hsu
X HSU@FINGATE.BITNET
Also used is the getdate.y date/time parser written by
X Steven M. Bellovin (unc!smb).
X
X
$Date: 91/01/26 15:37:14 $, Martin Junius
--
X _____ _____
| |___ | Martin Junius FIDO: 2:242/6.1 2:242/6.0
| | | | | | Republikplatz 3 DOMAIN: mju@dfv.rwth-aachen.de
|_|_|_|_____| D-5100 Aachen Tel. (Voice) 0241-86931
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# ============= HISTORY ==============
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0.3.3
X
- WAITCLEAR.
- PREWAIT, WAITCLEAR, MAX_SEND_RETRIES. Makes it more configureable, though
configuration file would be far better for this kind of purpose.
X
- Fixed bugs in sealink, which caused transfers on bad lines
to stop with too many retries message.
X
- Fixed bug in funpack which could cause terminating too early. It was
a bug in get_string, which didn't read the terminating null char if
string was too long just equal to maximum length (someone had 35 char
name :-), and it read one null more, thought it had no subject, sent
subject as message body to mail and got something else than message magic (2),
and thought here is the end. Also now reports if it got something else
than 2, and stops then.
X
0.3.2
X
- Receiver is now Sealink capable (if that means just adding blocknum
and its complement after naks and acks?). It seems to work? I did it
because I had problems when communicating with Binkley, which says
'timeout' in long transfers, with no apparent reason, message appears
without any delay which could be the reason for such message? Maybe
this works better? Sender is not capable of Sealink, though it
wouldn't be difficult?
X
- Some minor changes.
X
0.3.1
X
- Line wrap now according to FSC-0001.TXT.
X
- rnews can be replaced by command in fnews.cf. This makes possible
forwarding sysop-echos and such restricted echos to selected users or
converting echos to mailing lists.
X
- 'of (node-specification)' will be now removed from name if it is
there and node-specification specified an existing node. This node-spec
will be saved and used if originator cannot be found for some reason
for reply-to path. Order to use is nodelist, orig in name, origin line
in message, echo feed.
X
- Zone support has gone giant step forward. For points I need more info,
ie where they are located in fidonet structures. There shouldn't be
net-node combinations anywhere, its all Node structures.
X
- Packet names have been changed to a very strange format, and files
are stored in in and out directories. Specially the name format may change
in future again, now its really strange.
X
- Special characters will be removed user names and scandinavian chars will
be converted to a and o. Neither conversion happens in usenet format
messages, but I'll work on it (news software may take care if it itself?).
X
- REMOVE_ID_IN_PARENTHESIS and SEARCH_NAME_IN_NODELIST are no more
options, they will be forced in this version.
X
- Some bug fixes.
X
- Maybe something else too but I dont remember what.
X
0.2.3
X
- Echomail origin, seenby and so on will be partially printed by
program, makes maintaining easier as admin doesn't need to change
node numbers in many places, and version number will be up to date.
X
- Some bugs fixed.
SHAR_EOF
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# ============= INSTALL ==============
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$Id: INSTALL,v 1.2 91/05/22 22:13:21 mj Exp $
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X F I D O G A T E
X ----
X Gateway Software UNIX <-> FIDO
X
X
X Installation Instructions
X
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X
1. Edit `config.h'
X
X FIDONET addresses
X o Your system:
X REAL_ZONE, REAL_REGION, REAL_NET, REAL_NODE, REAL_POINT
X Your _real_ FIDO address
X MY_ZONE, MY_REGION, MY_NET, MY_NODE, MY_POINT
X Your fakenet FIDO address, if any. This is used for point
X systems, e.g. 2:242/6.1's fakenet address is 2:6000/1.
X Same as REAL_* for FIDO nodes.
X MY_NAME
X FIDO system name. (max 19 chars)
X o Other systems:
X REM_ZONE, REM_REGION, REM_NET, REM_NODE, REM_POINT
X FIDO address of your uplink (node system) or boss node
X (point system).
X ECHOFEED_NET, ECHOFEED_NODE
X FIDO address of feed for EchoMail, e.g. uplink or boss node.
X
X UNIX addresses
X o Your system:
X MY_HOSTNAME
X Internet address, hostname part.
X MY_DOMAIN
X Internet address, domain part. Use ".uucp" if you don't have
X a domain address.
X o Other systems:
X UUCPFEED
X Hostname of system to send mail to.
X UUCPFEED_DOMAIN
X Domain Adress of UUCPFEED. (Both definitions are used by the
X rmail replacement)
X o FIDO domain:
X FIDODOMAIN
X Standard domain for FIDONET addresses. ".fidonet.org" is
X the standard, so better leave this alone.
X
X Configuration:
X LOCAL_REPLY_TO
X Uncomment this define if you want additional Reply-To headers
X in your messages. This enables direct reply to someone on
X FIDONET via your gateway. Sample header:
X Reply-To: martin_junius%f6.n242.z2@hippo.dfv.rwth-aachen.de
X The addressing via `%' makes it easy to route mail via UUCP
X realted programs.
X ERRORS_TO
X Uncomment this define if you want bounced mail send to
X root or postmaster or someone else.
X
X Directories:
X Edit the defines of spool and lib directories to meet your
X taste, e.g. replace "/u/spool/fidonet" with "/usr/spool/fido"
X or whatever you want. (SPOOL ... AREAS)
X All spool and lib directories must be located under the
X corresponding top-level directory (e.g. /u/spool/fidonet
X and /u/lib/fidonet).
X
X Mail/News programs:
X RFMAIL
X Full path name of FIDOGATE's rfmail program, normally
X "LIBDIR/rfmail".
X RNEWS
X Full path name of your news receiver, e.g. "/bin/rnews"
X RMAIL
X Full path name of your mail receiver, e.g. "/bin/rmail".
X This may be the installed replacement.
X RECVMAIL
X Real unix mail receiver, if you've installed the rmail
X replacement, e.g. "/bin/ormail". XENIX uses
X "/usr/lib/mail/execmail", this is also automatically
X recognized in rmail.c
X RETURN_FAILED_MAIL
X Define this if you want rfmail to return undeliverable
X FIDO mail.
X
X System dependencies:
X Define USG if you're running a System V UNIX, or BSD if you're
X UNIX is more BSDish. (BSD not tested yet.)
X Define LOCK_LOCKF if file locking is done via the lockf() call,
X else locking() will be used.
X
X The following defines are parameters for fcall, they aren't used
X at all, so leave them alone!
X
X
X
2. Edit `Makefile'
X
X Directories:
X NEWSBINDIR
X Directory of inews related programs (Cnews' anne.jones etc.).
X Used for installation of msgidseq.
X LIBDIR
X Lib directory for FIDOGATE software, same as define in
X config.h.
X SPOOLDIR
X Spool directory for FIDOGATE software, same as define in
X config.h.
X RMAILDIR
X Directory where rmail is located. (/bin or /usr/bin)
X
X Owner/Group:
X OWNER
X GROUP
X Owner and group name for user/group id of the installed
X FIDOGATE software. rfmail is installed setuid OWNER.
X
X Compiler:
X CC
X CFLAGS
X LDFLAGS
X LIBS
X As usual, your C compiler (e.g. cc or gcc), C compile
X options, link option and additional libraries (XENIX needs
X -lx).
X
X
X
3. Edit `frecv'
X
X Change the define of SPOOL and the address matching patterns to
X be sufficient for your system. SPOOL must be the same as in
X config.h and Makefile.
X
X
X
4. Here we go ...
X
X Main installation:
X Compile the beast by entering
X make
X If everything works, you can continue the installation. Log in
X as super user and enter
X make install.dirs
X This will create the necessary working directories for the
X FIDOGATE software. Now type
X make install
X to copy the programs to the appropiate directories.
X
X rmail installation:
X Type
X make install.rmail
X to install the replacement for rmail. This will move the
X original version of rmail to `ormail' and install the
X replacement as the systems rmail command.
X
X msgidseq installation:
X Type
X make install.msgidseq
X to install the message id number sequencer in the news
X inject directory. This program will enable the FIDOGATE
X software to use the RFC `Message-Id:' in FIDO `^AMSGID'
X kludges. You also must edit `anne.jones' (CNews) or
X similar to use msgidseq for id generation:
X
*** /u/lib/newsbin/inject/anne.jones.ori Sat Aug 18 15:51:02 1990
--- /u/lib/newsbin/inject/anne.jones Sat Aug 18 16:06:44 1990
***************
*** 117,120 ****
X defpath="$badsites$USER" \
X deffrom="$FROM" deforg="$deforg" \
X defdate="` set $date; echo $1, $3 $2 \` echo $6 | sed 's/^..//' \` $4 $5`" \
! defmsgid="`set $date; echo \<$6$2$3.\` echo $4 | tr -d : \`.$$@$host\>`" -
--- 117,124 ----
X defpath="$badsites$USER" \
X deffrom="$FROM" deforg="$deforg" \
X defdate="` set $date; echo $1, $3 $2 \` echo $6 | sed 's/^..//' \` $4 $5`" \
! defmsgid="`echo \<\`msgidseq\`@$host\>`" -
X
X
X
5. News forwarding
X
X Put something similar to
X
# export to fidonet
f1.n6000.z2.fidonet.org:all/fidonet::/u/lib/fidonet/rfmail -n
X
X in your news `sys' file (CNews) to forward locally created postings
X to the FIDONET receiver rfmail. The FIDONET address must be identical
X to the one generated by funpack in the `Path' header.
X
X
X
6. Areas/Alias
X
X Edit the file Areas for the newsgroup <-> EchoMail area conversion,
X change the entries for your favorite newsgroups/areas and distribution.
X Also edit the file Alias, which is used for conversion between
X UNIX user names and FIDO real names.
X If done, copy these files to the FIDOGATE lib directory (e.g.
X "/u/lib/fidonet".
X
X
X
7. Testing
X
X Copy a FIDO mail packet addressed to your system into the directory
X SPOOL/in, then execute LIBDIR/funpack as user news. You should get
X the unpacked messages in SPOOL/unpacked: M.* for mail and N.* for
X news. Execute LIBDIR/frecv to feed them to rmail or rnews.
X
X Post a message to a FIDO linked newsgroup. You should find the
X FIDO message in directory SPOOL as M.*. Execute fpack as user news
X to create a FIDO mail packet in SPOOL/out.
X
X
X
8. Connecting with FIDO
X
X At the current state, FIDOGATE isn't able to act as a mailer, so
X you have to transfer FIDO mail to and from the UNIX system by some
X other means.
X
X The solution I'm using is a seperate PC running DOS and BinkleyTerm
X as a mailer. Currently the PC is a real FIDO node, online 24 hours
X a day, but in former times I've used it in a dual point setup. FIDO
X mail packets for the UNIX system are packed at the PC and transferred
X via a direct serial line to and from the UNIX machine. This is done
X on a time schedule driven by BinkleyTerm via a MSDOS implementation
X of UUCP.
X
X
X
$Date: 91/05/22 22:13:21 $, Martin Junius
--
X _____ _____
| |___ | Martin Junius FIDO: 2:242/6.1 2:242/6.0
| | | | | | Republikplatz 3 DOMAIN: mju@dfv.rwth-aachen.de
|_|_|_|_____| D-5100 Aachen Tel. (Voice) 0241-86931
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# ============= LICENCE ==============
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If there is a COPYRIGHT file also, check it out.
X
I have used getdate.y and ftime.c from news package, thanks for Steven
M. Bellovin (unc!smb) and Chapel Hill. I hope they don't mind even
though I didn't ask for it!
X
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
This software should be used in friendly and lawful manner!
X
If using this in Finland, I personally recommend joining network 504.
X
You may not sell this software, you must give it free! Idea is to keep
this and all derived versions as free and source-distributed.
X
We take absolutely no responsibility on any trouble caused by using this,
so you are on your own risk if you use this.
X
Comments, new features and bug fixes can be sent to hsu@clinet,
hsu@santra, 2:504/1, 2:504/7, ...!mcvax!santra!hsu, HSU@FINGATE.BITNET
Heikki Suonsivu / Kuutamokatu 5 A 7 / 02210 Espoo / FINLAND
X
X
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# ============= DOCU ==============
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This file describes briefly, how the fidogate software must be
put to work.
X
Sat Sep 15 19:26:36 MEST 1990 / Martin Junius
X
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X
Directories:
X
X Main spool directory SPOOL (/u/spool/fidonet)
X ./ M.* packets generated by rfmail
X in/ incoming mail packets
X out/ outgoing mail packets
X unpacked/ unpacked messages
X bad/ messages rejected by rmail or rnews
X
X Lib directory LIBDIR (/u/lib/fidonet)
X Alias aliases fido <-> unix user names
X Areas newsgroup <-> echo mail area
X fnews.cf echo mail config file
X idseq message-id sequence file
X seq mail message-id sequence file
X msgidseq news message id sequence file
X log error messages
X
X
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X
FIDO mail --> news | mail
X
X - fido mail packet must be in SPOOL/in (any name)
X - program FUNPACK splits this packet into single
X messages (either mail or news) in SPOOL/unpacked
X - program FRECV feeds these messages to either
X rmail or rnews
X
X
news ---> FIDO echo mail
X
X - relaynews (CNews) calls rfmail -n with the article
X as standard input. Put a line similar to the
X following in news sys file:
X
X fidonet:all/all:L:/u/lib/fidonet/rfmail -n
X
X rfmail creates a spool file in SPOOL.
X
X - fpack creates a outbound packet in SPOOL/out
X
X
mail --> FIDO mail
X
X - mail or similar program calls rmail, which
X passes the message to the real rmail (mail
X for unix) or to rfmail (mail for FIDO).
X - same as above
SHAR_EOF
chmod 0644 DOCU ||
echo 'restore of DOCU failed'
Wc_c="`wc -c < 'DOCU'`"
test 1716 -eq "$Wc_c" ||
echo 'DOCU: original size 1716, current size' "$Wc_c"
fi
# ============= PROBLEMS ==============
if test -f 'PROBLEMS' -a X"$1" != X"-c"; then
echo 'x - skipping PROBLEMS (File already exists)'
else
echo 'x - extracting PROBLEMS (Text)'
sed 's/^X//' << 'SHAR_EOF' > 'PROBLEMS' &&
Users in fidonet are allowed to enter private messages in echos,
which causes trouble, how to handle those messages?
X
Packet name can be longer than maximum filename length in system V,
could there be some really fancy idea of creating names or just make
them fido compatible, though that doesn't show zone and point in
packet name?
SHAR_EOF
chmod 0644 PROBLEMS ||
echo 'restore of PROBLEMS failed'
Wc_c="`wc -c < 'PROBLEMS'`"
test 333 -eq "$Wc_c" ||
echo 'PROBLEMS: original size 333, current size' "$Wc_c"
fi
# ============= XENIX.mail ==============
if test -f 'XENIX.mail' -a X"$1" != X"-c"; then
echo 'x - skipping XENIX.mail (File already exists)'
else
echo 'x - extracting XENIX.mail (Text)'
sed 's/^X//' << 'SHAR_EOF' > 'XENIX.mail' &&
XFrom: chip@tct.uucp (Chip Salzenberg)
Newsgroups: comp.mail.uucp,comp.unix.xenix
Subject: Re: Xenix Mail
Keywords: Xenix, Mail, Tandy
Date: 26 Jun 90 17:35:18 GMT
Organization: ComDev/TCT, Sarasota, FL
X
According to nanook@rwing.UUCP (Robert Dinse):
>I have a Tandy 6000 running Tandy's bizzare version of Xenix 3.02.00.
>I would appreciate any help in understanding how mail works on this system,
>specifically, how the various componenets, mail.local, execmail, main.mn,
>daemon.mn, and /bin/mail itself all devide the labor of delivering mail.
X
Okay, here's the rundown. Note that this description is based on SCO
XXenix 2.2 and 2.3; your milage may vary.
X
/usr/bin/mail: A user agent, aka user interface, with delusions of
X being a transfer agent. It should just show you mail and let
X execmail handle delivery. However, unless you say "set
X execmail" in the file "/usr/lib/mail/mailrc", it likes to
X deliver local mail on its own. Unfortunately, it thinks that
X everything without a bang or a colon is local.
X
/usr/bin/rmail: Itty bitty program that runs execmail. Invoked only
X for incoming mail from your UUCP neighbors; not something
X you'd run yourself. It may be smart enough to run uux
X directly; I don't know. Smail 2.5 and 3.1 replace rmail with
X a link to smail.
X
/usr/lib/mail/execmail: The brains [sic] of the outfit. The central
X part of the Xenix mail transport system. Execmail does
X aliasing, and then runs one of mail.local, mail.cln or uux to
X do the dirty work. Parameters include -m (me too on aliases),
X -n (no aliasing), -r (remote?), -h # (max UUCP hop count) and
X -f user (who the message is supposed to be from).
X
/usr/lib/mail/mail.local: Delivery of local mail. I *think* it also
X understands UUCP addresses, but don't quote me on that. My
X Deliver program is a plug-in replacement for mail.local.
X (I suppose that this rates as a plug-in plug. :-))
X Parameters include -r user (who the message is supposed to be
X from -- yes, that's "-r").
X
/usr/lib/mail/mail.cln: Deliver of Micnet or other network mail, i.e.
X mail with a CoLoN in the address. No details here, except
X that the parameters "-h 0 'targethost' 'sender' 'recipient'"
X seem to work for me on Micnet. (Gads, I hate Micnet.)
X
> I have smail and am trying to figure out how to interface it properly
>with this version of Xenix.
X
I'll E-Mail my Xenix patches; that should fix you right up.
X
--
Chip, the new t.b answer man <chip@tct.uucp>, <uunet!ateng!tct!chip>
X
X
SHAR_EOF
chmod 0644 XENIX.mail ||
echo 'restore of XENIX.mail failed'
Wc_c="`wc -c < 'XENIX.mail'`"
test 2482 -eq "$Wc_c" ||
echo 'XENIX.mail: original size 2482, current size' "$Wc_c"
fi
# ============= Alias ==============
if test -f 'Alias' -a X"$1" != X"-c"; then
echo 'x - skipping Alias (File already exists)'
else
echo 'x - extracting Alias (Text)'
sed 's/^X//' << 'SHAR_EOF' > 'Alias' &&
#
# $Id: Alias,v 1.3 91/01/26 13:27:04 mj Exp $
#
# File for aliases.
#
# Each line contains alias-name, followed by optional net/node information.
# If alias is followed by net/node information, alias is used only if
# mail is going to that net/node. There may be more than one net/node
# specification for one alias, in that case they are separated by commas.
#
# If net is missing from net/node specification, e.g. net/node is only
# single number, node is to be considered on our net. If node is missing,
# e.g. it is empty string, all nodes in that net are valid.
#
# First alias found will be used, so if there are aliases with same name,
# that alias that doesn't have net/node limits or has wider limits that
# some other alias, should ba after later alias.
#
#
# username,net/node real name
# ----------------- ---------
mj,6000/ Martin Junius
mj,242/ Martin Junius
sub,6000/ Susanne Bueter
sub,242/ Susanne Bueter
mj,6000/1 Sysop
leo,242/2 Leo Moll
jan,242/2 Jan Egner
X
dec@dfv.rwth-aachen.de,6000/1 Peter Decker
stefanb@informatik.rwth-aachen.de,6000/1 Stefan Becker
SHAR_EOF
chmod 0644 Alias ||
echo 'restore of Alias failed'
Wc_c="`wc -c < 'Alias'`"
test 1409 -eq "$Wc_c" ||
echo 'Alias: original size 1409, current size' "$Wc_c"
fi
# ============= Areas ==============
if test -f 'Areas' -a X"$1" != X"-c"; then
echo 'x - skipping Areas (File already exists)'
else
echo 'x - extracting Areas (Text)'
sed 's/^X//' << 'SHAR_EOF' > 'Areas' &&
#
# $Id: Areas,v 1.7 91/05/19 17:20:37 mj Exp Locker: mj $
#
# Echomail <-> newsgroup conversions.
#
# area newsgroup distribution
# ------------ ---------------------- ------------
24000.GER fidonet.net24000.ger fidonet
386.GER fidonet.i386.ger fidonet
4DOS fidonet.p4dos fidonet
ACAD.CH fidonet.acad.ch fidonet
AIDS/ARC fidonet.aids_arc fidonet
AMIGA fidonet.amiga fidonet
AMIGA.GER fidonet.amiga.ger fidonet
AMY_POINT fidonet.amy_point fidonet
ANNOUNCE.024 fidonet.announce.r24 fidonet
ANTIFA.GER fidonet.antifa.ger fidonet
ASIAN_LINK fidonet.asian_link fidonet
ASTRONOMIE.GER fidonet.astronomie.ger fidonet
ATARI.GER fidonet.atari.ger fidonet
ATARIST fidonet.atarist fidonet
AUTOCAD fidonet.autocad fidonet
AVIATION.GER fidonet.aviation.ger fidonet
BASAR fidonet.basar.ger fidonet
BASTELECKE_IBM fidonet.bastelecke_ibm fidonet
BATPOWER fidonet.batpower fidonet
BERLIN fidonet.berlin fidonet
BINKLEY fidonet.binkley fidonet
BINKLEY.GER fidonet.binkley.ger fidonet
BITRIS.GER fidonet.bitris.ger fidonet
BNU fidonet.bnu fidonet
BOERSE.GER fidonet.boerse.ger fidonet
BOOK.GER fidonet.book.ger fidonet
BTX.GER fidonet.btx.ger fidonet
CCC.GER fidonet.ccc.ger fidonet
CDROM fidonet.cdrom fidonet
CHAMELEON fidonet.chameleon fidonet
CHAUVI.GER fidonet.chauvi.ger fidonet
CLIPPER fidonet.clipper fidonet
CLIPPER.GER fidonet.clipper.ger fidonet
CLONE fidonet.clone fidonet
COMMS fidonet.comms fidonet
COMMS.GER fidonet.comms.ger fidonet
COOKING fidonet.cooking fidonet
CPM.GER fidonet.cpm.ger fidonet
CXL fidonet.cxl fidonet
CYBERSPACE.GER fidonet.cyberspace.ger fidonet
C_ECHO fidonet.c_echo fidonet
C_ECHO.GER fidonet.c_echo.ger fidonet
C_PLUSPLUS fidonet.c_plusplus fidonet
C_PLUSPLUS.GER fidonet.c_plusplus.ger fidonet
DARC.GER fidonet.darc.ger fidonet
DBASE fidonet.dbase fidonet
DBASE.GER fidonet.dbase.ger fidonet
DBRIDGE fidonet.dbridge fidonet
DBRIDGE.GER fidonet.dbridge.ger fidonet
DECONONET fidonet.decononet fidonet
DEMOCRACY fidonet.democracy fidonet
DESQVIEW fidonet.desqview fidonet
DEUTSCH fidonet.deutsch fidonet
DIRTY_DOZEN fidonet.dirty_dozen fidonet
DR_DEBUG fidonet.dr_debug fidonet
EBBAUSER.GER fidonet.ebbauser.ger fidonet
ECHOPOL fidonet.echopol fidonet
EECH fidonet.eech fidonet
EMBBS fidonet.embbs fidonet
ENET.SOFT fidonet.enet.soft fidonet
ENET.SYSOP fidonet.enet.sysop fidonet
EURO4 fidonet.euro4 fidonet
EUROPUS fidonet.europus fidonet
FDECHO fidonet.fdecho fidonet
FDECHO.GER fidonet.fdecho.ger fidonet
FIDOGUIDE fidonet.fidoguide fidonet
FIDOGUIDE.GER fidonet.fidoguide.ger fidonet
FLEA.GER fidonet.flea.ger fidonet
FN_SYSOP fidonet.fn_sysop fidonet
FRANCENET fidonet.francenet fidonet
FRAUEN.GER fidonet.frauen.ger fidonet
FTSC fidonet.ftsc fidonet
GAMING fidonet.gaming fidonet
GATE-BAU.GER fidonet.gate-bau.ger fidonet
GATEWAYS.GER fidonet.gateways.ger fidonet
GAY.GER fidonet.gay.ger fidonet
GENEALOGY.EUR fidonet.genealogy.eur fidonet
GREEN.029 fidonet.green.n029 fidonet
GREENP.GER fidonet.greenp.ger fidonet
HARDWARE.GER fidonet.hardware.ger fidonet
HDCONF fidonet.hdconf fidonet
HST fidonet.hst fidonet
HST.GER fidonet.hst.ger fidonet
HS_MODEMS fidonet.hs_modems fidonet
IBM fidonet.ibm fidonet
IBM.GER fidonet.ibm.ger fidonet
INTERCOOK fidonet.intercook fidonet
INTERNAT.EUR fidonet.internat.eur fidonet
INTERUSER fidonet.interuser fidonet
INTL.QL fidonet.intl.ql fidonet
JOKES.GER fidonet.jokes.ger fidonet
KIRCHE.GER fidonet.kirche.ger fidonet
KOMMERZ.GER fidonet.kommerz.ger fidonet
LADIES.GER fidonet.ladies.ger fidonet
LAN fidonet.lan fidonet
LAN.GER fidonet.lan.ger fidonet
M2AMIGA.AUS fidonet.m2amiga.aus fidonet
MACDEV fidonet.macdev fidonet
MAGIE.GER fidonet.magie.ger fidonet
MAINFRAME fidonet.mainframe fidonet
MAUSGAMES fidonet.mausgames fidonet
MAUSMATHE fidonet.mausmathe fidonet
MEADOW fidonet.meadow fidonet
MIDI.GER fidonet.midi.ger fidonet
MINIX.GER fidonet.minix.ger fidonet
MITFAHR.GER fidonet.mitfahr.ger fidonet
MODERATOR.GER fidonet.moderator.ger fidonet
MODULA-2.GER fidonet.modula-2.ger fidonet
MOVIE.GER fidonet.movie.ger fidonet
MSGED_ECHO fidonet.msged_echo fidonet
MTASK fidonet.mtask fidonet
MUSIC fidonet.music fidonet
MUSIK.GER fidonet.musik.ger fidonet
NET_DEV fidonet.net_dev fidonet
NET_DEV.GER fidonet.net_dev.ger fidonet
OECHER fidonet.oecher fidonet
OECHER.PRIV fidonet.oecher.priv fidonet
OS2.GER fidonet.os2.ger fidonet
OSTWEST fidonet.ostwest fidonet
PASCAL fidonet.pascal fidonet
PASCAL.GER fidonet.pascal.ger fidonet
PENPAL fidonet.penpal fidonet
PERSYS2 fidonet.persys2 fidonet
PGMRS fidonet.pgrms fidonet
PGMRS.GER fidonet.pgmrs.ger fidonet
PHILO.GER fidonet.philo.ger fidonet
PHOTO.GER fidonet.photo.ger fidonet
PINBALL.GER fidonet.pinball.ger fidonet
POINTS.242 fidonet.points.net242 fidonet
POINTS.AC fidonet.points.ac fidonet
POLITIK.GER fidonet.politik.ger fidonet
QUICKBBS fidonet.quickbbs fidonet
QUICKBBS.GER fidonet.quickbbs.ger fidonet
QUICKPRO fidonet.quickpro fidonet
RA.GER fidonet.ra.ger fidonet
RA_HELP.GER fidonet.ra_help.ger fidonet
RA_SUPPORT fidonet.ra_support fidonet
RA_UTIL fidonet.ra_util fidonet
RECHT.GER fidonet.recht.ger fidonet
REGCON.EUR fidonet.regcon.eur fidonet
REQUEST.GER fidonet.request.ger fidonet
RPG.GER fidonet.rpg.ger fidonet
SCHROTT fidonet.schrott fidonet
SOUNDKARTEN.GER fidonet.soundkarten.ger fidonet
SPIELE.GER fidonet.spiele.ger fidonet
ST_EMUL.GER fidonet.st_emul.ger fidonet
ST_FIDO.GER fidonet.st_fido.ger fidonet
SYSOP.242 fidonet.sysop.net242 fidonet
SYSOPS.GER fidonet.sysops.ger fidonet
TELIX fidonet.telix fidonet
TEST fidonet.test fidonet
TEX.GER fidonet.tex.ger fidonet
TPBOARD fidonet.tpboard fidonet
TRAPDOOR fidonet.trapdoor fidonet
UMWELT.GER fidonet.umwelt.ger fidonet
UNIX fidonet.unix fidonet
UNIX.GER fidonet.unix.ger fidonet
URTEILE.GER fidonet.urteile.ger fidonet
USA_EURLINK fidonet.usa_eurlink fidonet
VAX fidonet.vax fidonet
VIRUS fidonet.virus fidonet
WINDOWS fidonet.windows fidonet
WISSEN.GER fidonet.wissen.ger fidonet
YUPPIE.GER fidonet.yuppie.ger fidonet
#
# Subnet
#
SUB.GENERAL sub.general local
SUB.GNU sub.gnu local
#
# Usenet
#
ALT.CULTMOVIES alt.cult-movies world
ALT.FAN.MONTYPYTHON alt.fan.monty-python world
ALT.TV.SIMPSONS alt.tv.simpsons world
COMP.LANG.C comp.lang.c world
COMP.STD.C comp.std.c world
#WINDOWS.MS comp.windows.ms.programmer world
REC.ARTS.MOVIES rec.arts.movies world
REC.ARTS.MOVIES.REVIEWS rec.arts.movies.reviews world
REC.GAMES.HACK rec.games.hack world
REC.HUMOR.FUNNY rec.humor.funny world
REC.MUSIC.GDEAD rec.music.gdead world
#
# Usenet linked with FIDONET
#
WINDOWS.PROG comp.windows.ms.programmer world
SHAR_EOF
chmod 0644 Areas ||
echo 'restore of Areas failed'
Wc_c="`wc -c < 'Areas'`"
test 9690 -eq "$Wc_c" ||
echo 'Areas: original size 9690, current size' "$Wc_c"
fi
# ============= Makefile ==============
if test -f 'Makefile' -a X"$1" != X"-c"; then
echo 'x - skipping Makefile (File already exists)'
else
echo 'x - extracting Makefile (Text)'
sed 's/^X//' << 'SHAR_EOF' > 'Makefile' &&
#:ts=4
#
# $Id: Makefile,v 1.14 91/05/22 22:13:34 mj Exp $
#
# Makefile for fidogate software
#
#
SHELL = /bin/sh
X
#
# For installation ...
#
NEWSBINDIR = /u/lib/newsbin/inject
LIBDIR = /u/lib/fidonet
SPOOLDIR = /u/spool/fidonet
RMAILDIR = /usr/bin
X
SPOOLDIRS = bad in out sent unpacked
X
#LIBBINS = funpack fpack rfmail rfnews fcall frecv
#LIBBINS = funpack fpack rfmail rfnews frecv
LIBBINS = funpack fpack rfmail frecv
SETUIDBINS = rfmail
RMAILBIN = rmail
ORMAILBIN = ormail
X
OWNER = news
GROUP = news
X
CC = gcc
#CFLAGS = -g -DDEBUG
#LDFLAGS = -g
CFLAGS = -g
LDFLAGS = -g
X
#LIBS = -lPW -ldial
LIBS = -lx
X
X
FUNPACK = funpack.o funcs.o nodelist.o gethost.o address.o \
X getdate.o sprintfs.o strempty.o xalloc.o
X
RMAIL = rmail.o address.o funcs.o sprintfs.o gethost.o\
X xalloc.o
X
RFMAIL = rfmail.o funcs.o nodelist.o gethost.o address.o getdate.o\
X sprintfs.o strempty.o xalloc.o
X
FPACK = fpack.o funcs.o nodelist.o address.o sprintfs.o xalloc.o
X
MSGIDSEQ = msgidseq.o funcs.o sprintfs.o
X
CFILES = rfmail.c funcs.c rmail.c fpack.c funpack.c\
X nodelist.c gethost.c address.c sprintfs.c strempty.c\
X xalloc.c msgidseq.c
X
HFILES = config.h packet.h shuffle.h sysexits.h nodelist.h fidogate.h
X
OTHERFILES = Version Version.id README HISTORY INSTALL LICENCE DOCU PROBLEMS XENIX.mail\
X Alias Areas Makefile getdate.y frecv.sh
X
X
ALL = funpack fpack rfmail rmail msgidseq frecv
X
X
all: ${ALL}
X
X
getdate.c: getdate.y
X @echo "expect 8 shift/reduce conflicts"
X yacc getdate.y
X mv y.tab.c getdate.c
X
getdate.o: getdate.c
X $(CC) -DUSG -c getdate.c
X
funpack: ${FUNPACK}
X $(CC) ${LDFLAGS} -o funpack ${FUNPACK} ${LIBS}
X
rfmail: ${RFMAIL}
X $(CC) ${LDFLAGS} -o rfmail ${RFMAIL} ${LIBS}
X
fpack: ${FPACK}
X $(CC) ${LDFLAGS} -o fpack ${FPACK} ${LIBS}
X
rmail: ${RMAIL}
X $(CC) ${LDFLAGS} -o rmail ${RMAIL} ${LIBS}
X
msgidseq: $(MSGIDSEQ)
X $(CC) $(LDFLAGS) -o msgidseq $(MSGIDSEQ) $(LIBS)
X
X
frecv: frecv.sh
X sed -e 's+??SPOOL??+$(SPOOLDIR)+g' -e 's+??LIB??+$(LIBDIR)+g' frecv.sh >frecv
X chmod +x frecv
X
X
install: $(LIBBINS)
X @for i in $(LIBBINS); do \
X echo "Installing $$i in $(LIBDIR)"; \
X cp $$i $(LIBDIR); \
X done
X @echo "Setting owner and group"
X @cd $(LIBDIR); chown $(OWNER) $(LIBBINS); chgrp $(GROUP) $(LIBBINS)
X @echo "Setting setuid bit for $(SETUIDBINS)"
X @cd $(LIBDIR); chmod u+s $(SETUIDBINS)
X
install.rmail: rmail
X @if [ ! -f $(RMAILDIR)/$(ORMAILBIN) ]; then \
X echo "Moving $(RMAILDIR)/$(RMAILBIN) to $(RMAILDIR)/$(ORMAILBIN)"; \
X mv $(RMAILDIR)/$(RMAILBIN) $(RMAILDIR)/$(ORMAILBIN); \
X fi
X @echo "Installing $(RMAILBIN) in $(RMAILDIR)"
X @cp $(RMAILBIN) $(RMAILDIR)
X
install.msgidseq: msgidseq
X @echo "Installing msgidseq in $(NEWSBINDIR)"
X @cp msgidseq $(NEWSBINDIR)
X @echo "Setting owner, group and setuid bit"
X @chown $(OWNER) $(NEWSBINDIR)/msgidseq
X @chgrp $(GROUP) $(NEWSBINDIR)/msgidseq
X @chmod u+s $(NEWSBINDIR)/msgidseq
X
install.dirs:
X @if [ ! -d $(LIBDIR) ]; then\
X echo "Creating $(LIBDIR)";\
X mkdir $(LIBDIR);\
X chown $(OWNER) $(LIBDIR);\
X chgrp $(GROUP) $(LIBDIR);\
X chmod 775 $(SPOOLDIR);\
X fi
X @if [ ! -d $(SPOOLDIR) ]; then\
X echo "Creating $(SPOOLDIR)";\
X mkdir $(SPOOLDIR);\
X chown $(OWNER) $(SPOOLDIR);\
X chgrp $(GROUP) $(SPOOLDIR);\
X chmod 775 $(SPOOLDIR);\
X echo "Creating sub dirs $(SPOOLDIRS)";\
X cd $(SPOOLDIR);\
X mkdir $(SPOOLDIRS);\
X chown $(OWNER) $(SPOOLDIRS);\
X chgrp $(GROUP) $(SPOOLDIRS);\
X chmod 775 $(SPOOLDIRS);\
X fi
X
tar:
X ver=`awk '{ print $$3 }' Version.id`;\
X dosver=`echo $$ver | sed -e 's/\.//'`;\
X tar cvf - $(OTHERFILES) $(HFILES) $(CFILES) | compress > fgate$${ver}.tar.Z;\
X ln fgate$${ver}.tar.Z fgate$${dosver}.taz
X
shar:
X shar -c -o fidogate -l 50 $(OTHERFILES) $(HFILES) $(CFILES)
X
X
Version:
X rm -f /tmp/Version.*
X cd RCS;\
X find . -name '*,v' -print | sed -e 's/,v$$//' >/tmp/Version.files
X for f in `cat /tmp/Version.files`; do\
X ident $$f | grep '$$Id:' >>/tmp/Version.ident;\
X done
X echo 'This is FIDOGATE version \c' >Version
X awk '{ print $$3 }' Version.id >>Version
X echo '\nVersions of FIDOGATE files:\n' >>Version
X sed -e 's/\$$//g' /tmp/Version.ident | sort >>Version
X rm -f /tmp/Version.*
X
X
clean:
X rm -f funpack rfmail rfnews fpack fcall rmail msgidseq
X rm -f *.bak *.o tags
X rm -f fgate*.tar.Z fgate*.taz
X
depend:
X @echo '/^# DO NOT/+1,$$d\nw\nq' | ed - Makefile; \
X echo '# DEPENDENCIES MUST END AT END OF FILE' >> Makefile; \
X for i in ${CFILES} ; \
X do \
X if [ -r $$i ]; \
X then \
X echo "Finding dependences for $$i ... \c"; \
X for j in `grep '^#[ ]*include[ ]*"[^"]*"' < $$i | \
X sed 's/^#[ ]*include[ ]*"\([^"]*\)".*/\1/'`; \
X do \
X if [ -r $$j ]; \
X then \
X echo "`basename $$i .c`.o: $$j" >> Makefile; \
X else \
X echo "`basename $$i .c`.o: ${HEADERS}/$$j" \
X >> Makefile; \
X fi; \
X done; \
X echo "done."; \
X else \
X echo "Can't open $$i." 1>&2; \
X fi; \
X done; \
X echo '# DEPENDENCIES MUST END AT END OF FILE' >> Makefile; \
X echo '# IF YOU PUT STUFF HERE IT WILL GO AWAY' >> Makefile; \
X echo '# see make depend above' >> Makefile
X
X
fidogate.h: config.h packet.h nodelist.h sysexits.h
X touch fidogate.h
X
X
# DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE -- make depend uses it
# DEPENDENCIES MUST END AT END OF FILE
rfmail.o: fidogate.h
funcs.o: fidogate.h
funcs.o: shuffle.h
rmail.o: fidogate.h
fpack.o: fidogate.h
funpack.o: fidogate.h
nodelist.o: fidogate.h
gethost.o: fidogate.h
address.o: fidogate.h
address.o: shuffle.h
sprintfs.o: fidogate.h
sprintfs.o: shuffle.h
strempty.o: fidogate.h
xalloc.o: fidogate.h
msgidseq.o: fidogate.h
# DEPENDENCIES MUST END AT END OF FILE
# IF YOU PUT STUFF HERE IT WILL GO AWAY
# see make depend above
SHAR_EOF
chmod 0644 Makefile ||
echo 'restore of Makefile failed'
Wc_c="`wc -c < 'Makefile'`"
test 5597 -eq "$Wc_c" ||
echo 'Makefile: original size 5597, current size' "$Wc_c"
fi
true || echo 'restore of getdate.y failed'
echo End of part 1, continue with part 2
exit 0
--
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| |___ | Martin Junius FIDO: 2:242/6.1 2:242/6.0
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