/* Stuff for interpretation of local addresses (spec in la.spec) */
struct MailDom { /* pointed to by parsed addresses; result of valhost; managed in locaddr */
struct MailDom *Next, *Prev;
int Refs; /* Reference count */
char *Orig, *Final;
enum MailHostQuality Qual;
unsigned long int DomainAddress;
unsigned int NumFwds;
unsigned short int *FwdPrefs;
char **Fwds;
};
#define latype_Remote 0 /* addr->MD->Qual might say if good or bad host name */
#define latype_LocalID 1
#define latype_LocalName 2
#define latype_DistList 3
#define latype_DirInsert 4
#define latype_FSMembers 5
/* and more to follow.. */
#define laerr_NoError 0 /* no problem */
#define laerr_OutOfMemory 1 /* a malloc() failed */
#define laerr_SyntaxError 2 /* the local part had bad quoting syntax */
#define laerr_UnrecSpecial 3 /* local part ``+foo+bar'' for unrecognized ``foo'' */
#define laerr_WPerror 4 /* la_Resolve returns this sometimes */
#define laerr_BadSecond 5 /* local address is foo+bar, where bar has white space. */
extern int la_Kind(); /* la_Kind(Addr, outType, outPrime, outSecond)
PARSED_ADDRESS *Addr;
int *outType; -- returns one of the latype_XXX codes
char **outPrime, **outSecond; */
extern int la_KindDomain(); /* la_KindDomain(Addr, outType, outPrime, outSecond, Domain)
PARSED_ADDRESS *Addr;
int *outType; -- returns one of the latype_XXX codes
char **outPrime, **outSecond; char *Domain */
extern char *la_ErrorString(); /* given a laerr_XXX code, tell you what the code means */
extern int la_Resolve(); /* la_Resolve(Addr, PrimePart, outSearchToken, outMinFound,
MaxQuality, outMatchQuality, outPrimeKey)
PARSED_ADDRESS *Addr; char *PrimePart;
wp_SearchToken *outSearchToken;
int *outMinFound, MaxQuality, *outMatchQuality;
wp_PrimeKey *outPrimeKey; */
extern int BracketField(); /* Searches for the contents of the named field. */
extern int IsOK822Atom(); /* TRUE iff the char argument could be part of an RFC822 Atom */
#define is822Atom 1 /* Return codes from NextWord */
#define is822QuotedString 2
#define is822Special 3
#define is822End 4
extern int Next822Word(); /* next word */
extern char *Next822LPart(); /* next local-part */
extern char *Next822Phrase(); /* next phrase */
extern char *Quote822LPart(); /* quote a local-part */
extern char *Quote822Phrase(); /* quote a phrase */
extern int CheckAMSDelivery(); /* Hand it a cell name. Returns >0 if that cell is running AMS delivery, <0 if they're not, 0 if it can't tell. */
extern int CheckAMSNameSep(); /* Hand it a cell name; it determines what that cell uses as its space-substitution in validated mail names. Returns -1 if no, 0 if you can't tell, and >0 if it does. If the value is >0, it's the separator character itself. */
extern char *CheckAMSMBName(); /* Hand it a cell name. Returns what that cell uses as the name of its mail in-box directory, that accounts use to receive mail. Returns NULL if it can't tell. */
extern char *CheckAMSPMName(); /* Hand it a cell name. Returns what that cell uses as the username of its distinguished delivery agent. Returns NULL if it can't tell. */
extern char *CheckAMSWPIAddr(); /* Hand it a cell name. Returns what that cell uses as the address for WPI update requests. Returns NULL if it can't tell. */
extern int CheckAMSFmtOK(); /* Hand it a domain name. Returns >0 if the domain accepts ATK-formatted mail, <0 if it doesn't, and 0 if we can't tell. */
extern int CheckAMSUUCPSupp(); /* Hand it a domain name. Returns >0 if the domain thinks a!b is a remote address, <0 if it doesn't, and 0 if we can't tell. */
extern int CheckAMSValidationMask(); /* Hand it a cell name. Returns a mask for how that cell does its name validation. Returns an int <0 if it can't find out. */
/* Structure to describe a site's default MSPATH. */
struct cell_msPath {
char *Abbrev; /* e.g. "local" or "external" */
char *RootDir; /* the root directory of that mspath element. */
char *Decorate; /* any square-bracketed decoration on the mspath element */
char *RootCell; /* the AFS cell in which this root sits */
int Validated:1; /* whether this one has been checked */
int CkMailbox:1; /* whether we check this one's mailbox */
};
extern int CheckAMSDfMSPath(); /* Given a cell name as its first parameter, it returns a count of cell_msPaths returned as an array via its second parameter. Returns 0 if there are none. Returns <0 if the domain name isn't running AMS delivery or there's some problem in finding the list. */
/* Functions to describe a user's authentication in multiple cells */
extern char AMSHome_errmsg[]; /* Text describing the result of the FindAMSHomeCell call. */
extern void ForgetAMSHome(); /* Forget the AMS home cell and everything else. */
extern int FindAMSHomeCell(); /* int FindAMSHomeCell(ppCellAuth)
struct CellAuth **ppCellAuth;
Returns a pointer to what the AMS thinks its home cell should be, if there is one.
Return 1 if there's no such cell, or 2 if there's no authentication at all. */
extern int SetAMSHomeCell(); /* int SetAMSHomeCell(cellAuth)
struct CellAuth *cellAuth;
Declare that the given cellAuth should be marked as being the AMS home cell.
Can fail if the cell isn't the workstation's cell and the given cell isn't running AMS delivery. */
/**** from fwdvalid.c ****/
/* fwdvalid_msgbuf:
----------------
The char array where ValidateFwdAddr will put diagnostics.
*/
extern char fwdvalid_msgbuf[];
/* fwdvalid_SetTildeUser:
----------------------
Takes a string, and uses that to resolve addresses of the form
"+dir-insert+~/..." in later calls to ValidateFwdAddr. */
