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/*  -*- c++ -*-
    command.h

    This file is part of kio_smtp, the KDE SMTP kioslave.
    Copyright (c) 2003 Marc Mutz <mutz@kde.org>

    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
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*/

#ifndef __KIOSMTP_COMMAND_H__
#define __KIOSMTP_COMMAND_H__


#include <tqstring.h>
#include <tqcstring.h>

#ifdef HAVE_LIBSASL2
extern "C" {
#include <sasl/sasl.h>
}
#endif

#include <kio/authinfo.h>

class SMTPProtocol;
class TQStrIList;

namespace KioSMTP {

  class Response;
  class TransactionState;

  /**
   * @short Represents an SMTP command
   *
   * Semantics: A command consists of a series of "command lines"
   * (though that's stretching it a bit for @ref TransferJob and @ref
   * AuthCommand) and responses. There's typically one response for
   * one command line and the command is completed.
   *
   * However, some commands consist of a dialog (command line,
   * response, command line, response,...) where each successive
   * command line is dependant on the previously received response
   * (and thus those commands are not pipelinable). That's why each
   * command signals completion by having it's @ref #isComplete()
   * method return true @em after the last command line to be sent,
   * but @em before the last response to receive. @ref AuthCommand is
   * the principal representative of this kind of command. Because
   * @ref EHLOCommand automatically falls back to HELO in case EHLO
   * isn't supported, it is also of this kind. If completion is
   * signalled before the first command line is issued, it is not to
   * be executed at all.
   *
   * Other commands need to send multiple "command lines" before
   * receiving a single (final) response. @ref TransferCommand is the
   * only representative of this kind of "command". That's why each
   * command signals whether it now expects a response before being
   * able to issue the next command line (if any) by having it's @ref
   * #needsResponse() method return true.
   *
   * Commands whose @ref #nextCommandLine() does not support being
   * called multiple times in a row without changing command state,
   * must reimplement @ref #ungetCommandLine().
   **/
  class Command {
  public:
    enum Flags {
      OnlyLastInPipeline = 1,
      OnlyFirstInPipeline = 2,
      CloseConnectionOnError = 4
    };

    Command( SMTPProtocol * smtp, int flags=0 );
    virtual ~Command();

    enum Type {
      STARTTLS, DATA, NOOP, RSET, QUIT
    };

    static Command * createSimpleCommand( int which, SMTPProtocol * smtp );

    virtual TQCString nextCommandLine( TransactionState * ts=0 ) = 0;
    /* Reimplement this if your @ref #nextCommandLine() implementation
       changes state other than @ref mComplete. The default
       implementation just resets @ref mComplete to false. */
    virtual void ungetCommandLine( const TQCString & cmdLine, TransactionState * ts=0 );
    /* Reimplement this if your command need more sophisicated
       response processing than just checking for @ref
       Response::isOk(). The default implementation sets @ref
       mComplete to true, @ref mNeedResponse to false and returns
       whether the response isOk(). */
    virtual bool processResponse( const Response & response, TransactionState * ts=0 );
    
    virtual bool doNotExecute( const TransactionState * ) const { return false; }

    bool isComplete() const { return mComplete; }
    /** @return whether the command expects a response now. Some
	commands (most notably AUTH) may consist of a series of
	commands and associated responses until they are
	complete. Others (most notably @ref TransferCommand usually
	send multiple "command lines" before expecting a response. */
    bool needsResponse() const { return mNeedResponse; }
    /** @return whether an error in executing this command is so fatal
	that closing the connection is the only option */
    bool closeConnectionOnError() const {
      return mFlags & CloseConnectionOnError;
    }
    bool mustBeLastInPipeline() const {
      return mFlags & OnlyLastInPipeline;
    }
    bool mustBeFirstInPipeline() const {
      return mFlags & OnlyFirstInPipeline;
    }

  protected:
    SMTPProtocol * mSMTP;
    bool mComplete;
    bool mNeedResponse;
    const int mFlags;

  protected:
    // only relay methods to enable access to slave-protected methods
    // for subclasses of Command:
    void parseFeatures( const Response & r );
    int startTLS();
    bool usingSSL() const;
    bool usingTLS() const;
    bool haveCapability( const char * cap ) const;
  };

  class EHLOCommand : public Command {
  public:
    EHLOCommand( SMTPProtocol * smtp, const TQString & hostname )
      : Command( smtp, CloseConnectionOnError|OnlyLastInPipeline ),
	mEHLONotSupported( false ),
	mHostname( hostname.stripWhiteSpace() ) {}

    TQCString nextCommandLine( TransactionState * );
    bool processResponse( const Response & response, TransactionState * );
  private:
    bool mEHLONotSupported;
    TQString mHostname;
  };

  class StartTLSCommand : public Command {
  public:
    StartTLSCommand( SMTPProtocol * smtp )
      : Command( smtp, CloseConnectionOnError|OnlyLastInPipeline ) {}

    TQCString nextCommandLine( TransactionState * );
    bool processResponse( const Response & response, TransactionState * );
  };

  class AuthCommand : public Command {
  public:
    AuthCommand( SMTPProtocol * smtp, const char *mechanisms,
      const TQString &aFQDN, TDEIO::AuthInfo &ai );
    ~AuthCommand();
    bool doNotExecute( const TransactionState * ts ) const;
    TQCString nextCommandLine( TransactionState * );
    void ungetCommandLine( const TQCString & cmdLine, TransactionState * );
    bool processResponse( const Response & response, TransactionState * );
  private:
    bool saslInteract( void *in );

#ifdef HAVE_LIBSASL2
    sasl_conn_t *conn;
    sasl_interact_t *client_interact;
#endif    
    const char *mOut, *mMechusing;
    uint mOutlen;
    bool mOneStep;

    TDEIO::AuthInfo *mAi;
    TQCString mLastChallenge;
    TQCString mUngetSASLResponse;
    bool mFirstTime;
  };

  class MailFromCommand : public Command {
  public:
    MailFromCommand( SMTPProtocol * smtp, const TQCString & addr,
		     bool eightBit=false, unsigned int size=0  )
      : Command( smtp ), mAddr( addr ), m8Bit( eightBit ), mSize( size ) {}

    TQCString nextCommandLine( TransactionState * );
    bool processResponse( const Response & response, TransactionState * );
  private:
    TQCString mAddr;
    bool m8Bit;
    unsigned int mSize;
  };

  class RcptToCommand : public Command {
  public:
    RcptToCommand( SMTPProtocol * smtp, const TQCString & addr )
      : Command( smtp ), mAddr( addr ) {}

    TQCString nextCommandLine( TransactionState * );
    bool processResponse( const Response & response, TransactionState * );
  private:
    TQCString mAddr;
  };

  /** Handles only the initial intermediate response and compltetes at
      the point where the mail contents need to be sent */
  class DataCommand : public Command {
  public:
    DataCommand( SMTPProtocol * smtp )
      : Command( smtp, OnlyLastInPipeline ) {}

    TQCString nextCommandLine( TransactionState * );
    void ungetCommandLine( const TQCString & cmd, TransactionState * ts );
    bool processResponse( const Response & response, TransactionState * );
  };

  /** Handles the data transfer following a successful DATA command */
  class TransferCommand : public Command {
  public:
    TransferCommand( SMTPProtocol * smtp, const TQCString & initialBuffer )
      : Command( smtp, OnlyFirstInPipeline ),
	mUngetBuffer( initialBuffer ), mLastChar( '\n' ), mWasComplete( false ) {}

    bool doNotExecute( const TransactionState * ts ) const;
    TQCString nextCommandLine( TransactionState * );
    void ungetCommandLine( const TQCString & cmd, TransactionState * ts );
    bool processResponse( const Response & response, TransactionState * );
  private:
    TQCString prepare( const TQByteArray & ba );
    TQCString mUngetBuffer;
    char mLastChar;
    bool mWasComplete; // ... before ungetting
  };

  class NoopCommand : public Command {
  public:
    NoopCommand( SMTPProtocol * smtp )
      : Command( smtp, OnlyLastInPipeline ) {}

    TQCString nextCommandLine( TransactionState * );
  };

  class RsetCommand : public Command {
  public:
    RsetCommand( SMTPProtocol * smtp )
      : Command( smtp, CloseConnectionOnError ) {}

    TQCString nextCommandLine( TransactionState * );
  };

  class QuitCommand : public Command {
  public:
    QuitCommand( SMTPProtocol * smtp )
      : Command( smtp, CloseConnectionOnError|OnlyLastInPipeline ) {}

    TQCString nextCommandLine( TransactionState * );
  };

} // namespace KioSMTP

#endif // __KIOSMTP_COMMAND_H__