redirect.scm 2.01 KB
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;;;; This module provides sieve's "redirect" action.

;;; rfc3028 says: 
;;; "Implementations SHOULD take measures to implement loop control,"
;;; We do this by appending an "X-Sender" header to each message
;;; being redirected. If one of the "X-Sender" headers of the message
;;; contains our email address, we assume it is a loop and bail out.

(define (sent-from-me? msg)
  (call-with-current-continuation
   (lambda (x)
     (for-each
      (lambda (hdr)
	(if (and (string=? (car hdr) "X-Sender")
		 (string=? (mu-address-get-email (cdr hdr))
			   sieve-my-email))
	    (x #t)))
      (mu-message-get-header-fields sieve-current-message))
     #f)))

;;; redirect action
(define (action-redirect address)
  (if sieve-my-email
      (cond
       ((sent-from-me? sieve-current-message)
	(runtime-error LOG_ERR "redirect: Loop detected"))
       (else
	(let ((out-msg (mu-message-copy sieve-current-message)))
	  (mu-message-set-header out-msg "X-Sender" sieve-my-email)
	  (sieve-message-bounce out-msg (list address))
	  (mu-message-destroy out-msg))
	(mu-message-delete sieve-current-message)))))

;;; Register action
(if sieve-parser
    (sieve-register-action "redirect" action-redirect 'string))