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OpenInteract::Utility - Package of routines that do not really fit anywhere else
# Send a mail message from anywhere in the system
eval { OpenInteract::Utility->send_mail({ to => 'dingdong@nutty.com',
from => 'whynot@metoo.com',
subject => 'wassup?',
message => 'we must get down' }) };
if ( $@ ) {
warn "Mail not sent! Reason: $@";
}
# Send a mail message with an attachment from anywhere in the system
eval { OpenInteract::Utility->send_mail({ to => 'dingdong@nutty.com',
from => 'whynot@metoo.com',
subject => 'wassup?',
message => 'we must get down',
attach => 'uploads/data/item4.pdf' }) };
if ( $@ ) {
warn "Mail not sent! Reason: $@";
}
This class currently implments utilities for sending email. Note: In
the future the mailing methods may move into a separate class (e.g.,
OpenInteract::Mailer)
send_email( \% )
Sends an email with the parameters you specify.
On success: returns a true value;
On failure: dies with general error message ('Cannot send email: <error>') and sets typical messages in OpenInteract::Error, including the parameters in extra that match those passed in.
The parameters used are:
to => 'Mario <mario@donkeykong.com>'
conf/server.perl file). You can specify any type or size of file
# Send a christmas list
eval { OpenInteract::Utility->send_mail({
to => 'santa@xmas.com',
subject => 'gimme gimme!',
message => join "\n", @xmas_list }) };
if ( $@ ) {
my $ei = OpenInteract::Error->get;
carp "Failed to send an email! Error: $ei->{system_msg}\n",
"Mail to: $ei->{extra}{to}\nMessage: $ei->{extra}{message}";
}
# Send a really fancy christmas list
eval { OpenInteract::Utility->send_mail({
to => 'santa@xmas.com',
subject => 'Regarding needs for this year',
message => 'Attached is my Christmas list. Please acknowlege with fax.',
attach => [ 'lists/my_xmas_list-1.39.pdf' ] }) };
if ( $@ ) {
my $ei = OpenInteract::Error->get;
carp "Failed to send an email! Error: $ei->{system_msg}\n",
"Mail to: $ei->{extra}{to}\nMessage: $ei->{extra}{message}";
}
# Send an invoice for a customer; if it fails, throw an error which
# propogates an alert queue for customer service reps
eval { OpenInteract::Utility->send_mail({
to => $customer->{email},
subject => "Order Reciept: #$order->{order_number}",
message => $myclass->create_invoice( $order ) }) };
if ( $@ ) {
$R->throw({ code => 745 });
}
Spool email option
Instead of sending the email immediately, provide the option for saving the mail information to a spool directory ($CONFIG->get_dir( 'mail' )) for later processing.
Also, have the option for spooling the mail on a sending error as well so someone can go back to the directory, edit it and resubmit it for processing.
Additional options
In the server configuration file, be able to do something like:
'mail' => {
'smtp_host' => '127.0.0.1',
'admin_email' => 'admin@mycompany.com',
'content_email' => 'content@mycompany.com',
'max_size' => 3000, # in KB
'header' => 'email_header' # template name
'footer' => 'email_footer' # template name
}
And have emails with a size > 'max_size' get rejected (or spooled), while all outgoing emails (unless otherwise specified) get the header and footer templates around the content.
None known.
Mail::Sendmail (Mail::Sendmail)
Copyright (c) 2001-2003 intes.net, inc.. All rights reserved.
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
Chris Winters <chris@cwinters.com>
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package OpenInteract::Utility; # $Id: Utility.pm,v 1.9 2003/03/25 16:32:48 lachoy Exp $ use strict; use Mail::Sendmail (); use MIME::Lite (); @OpenInteract::Utility::ISA = (); $OpenInteract::Utility::VERSION = sprintf("%d.%02d", q$Revision: 1.9 $ =~ /(\d+)\.(\d+)/); use constant DEFAULT_SUBJECT => 'Mail sent from OpenInteract'; use constant DEFAULT_ATTACH_MESSAGE => 'Emailing attachments'; # All other types except those listed here are 'base64' encoding my %TEXT_ENCODINGS = map { $_ => '8bit' } qw( text/csv text/html text/html text/plain text/xml application/x-javascript application/x-perl ); sub send_email { my ( $class, $p ) = @_; return $class->_send_email_attachment( $p ) if ( $p->{attach} ); my $R = OpenInteract::Request->instance; my %header_info = $class->_build_header_info( $p ); my $smtp_host = $class->_get_smtp_host( $p ); my %mail = ( %header_info, smtp => $smtp_host, message => $p->{message}, ); $R->DEBUG && $R->scrib( 1, "Trying to send mail to [$mail{To}] via [$mail{smtp}]" ); $R->DEBUG && $R->scrib( 2, "Message being sent:\n$mail{message}" ); eval { Mail::Sendmail::sendmail( %mail ) || die $Mail::Sendmail::error }; if ( $@ ) { my $msg = "Cannot send email. Error: $@"; OpenInteract::Error->set({ user_msg => $msg, type => 'email', system_msg => $@, extra => \%mail }); die $msg; } return 1; } sub _send_email_attachment { my ( $class, $p ) = @_; return $class->send_email( $p ) unless ( $p->{attach} ); my $attachments = ( ref $p->{attach} eq 'ARRAY' ) ? $p->{attach} : [ $p->{attach} ]; return $class->send_email( $p ) unless ( scalar @{ $attachments } > 0 ); my $R = OpenInteract::Request->instance; my %header_info = $class->_build_header_info( $p ); my $initial_text = $p->{message} || DEFAULT_ATTACH_MESSAGE; my $msg = new MIME::Lite( %header_info, Data => $initial_text, Type => 'text/plain' ); foreach my $filename ( @{ $attachments } ) { my $cleaned_name = $class->_clean_attachment_filename( $filename ); next unless ( $cleaned_name ); my ( $ext ) = $cleaned_name =~ /\.(\w+)$/; my $mime_type = $R->content_type->mime_type_by_extension( lc $ext ); my $encoding = $TEXT_ENCODINGS{ $mime_type } || 'base64'; $msg->attach( Type => $mime_type, Encoding => $encoding, Path => $cleaned_name ); } my $smtp_host = $class->_get_smtp_host( $p ); MIME::Lite->send( 'smtp', $smtp_host, Timeout => 10 ); eval { $msg->send || die "Cannot send message: $!" }; if ( $@ ) { my $msg = "Cannot send email. Error: $@"; OpenInteract::Error->set({ user_msg => $msg, type => 'email', system_msg => $@, extra => { %header_info, attachments => $attachments } }); die $msg; } } sub _build_header_info { my ( $class, $p ) = @_; my $R = OpenInteract::Request->instance; return ( To => $p->{to} || $p->{email}, From => $p->{from} || $R->CONFIG->{mail}{admin_email} || $R->CONFIG->{admin_email}, Subject => $p->{subject} || DEFAULT_SUBJECT ); } sub _get_smtp_host { my ( $class, $p ) = @_; my $R = OpenInteract::Request->instance; return $p->{smtp} || $R->CONFIG->{mail}{smtp_host} || $R->CONFIG->{smtp_host}; } # Ensure that no absolute filenames are used, no directory traversals # (../), and that the filename exists sub _clean_attachment_filename { my ( $class, $filename ) = @_; my $R = OpenInteract::Request->instance; $R->DEBUG && $R->scrib( 1, "Processing attachment filename [$filename]" ); my $website_dir = $R->CONFIG->get_dir( 'base' ); # Strip off the website root directory so we can ensure that the # next check deals with relative files properly $filename =~ s|^$website_dir||; # First, see if they use an absolute. If so, strip off the leading # '/' and assume they meant the absolute website directory if ( $filename =~ s|^/+|| ) { $R->DEBUG && $R->scrib( 1, "Attachment started with '/'. New: [($filename]" ); } if ( $filename =~ s|\.\.||g ) { $R->DEBUG && $R->scrib( 1, "Attachment had '..' sequence. New: [$filename]" ); } my $cleaned_filename = join( '/', $website_dir, $filename ); if ( -f $cleaned_filename ) { $R->DEBUG && $R->scrib( 1, "Final filename exists: [$cleaned_filename]" ); return $cleaned_filename; } $R->DEBUG && $R->scrib( 1, "Final filename does NOT EXIST: [$cleaned_filename]" ); return undef; } 1; __END__