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Unfortunately, this name is very strange to english speakers, so we got incoming e-mail for "elke.hansman", "elke.hanssman", "elke.hannsmann" and whatever else is possible. I think the funnies one was "elky", maybe one heard the (wrong) english pronounciation and tried to make a word out of that. Too funny that the english written language does map so badly to the spoken phonemones. Anyway, not being able to receive e-mail was undersirable. Or, in another sense, it was very user-unfriendly. But the worst: all of this misspelled e-mail would either go back to the sender or to me. Having understood Larry Wall's reasoning that laziness is a virtue (for programmers!), I wrote this software code. Now, at that time I worked in a multinational organisation. The most widely deployed "fuzzy word matching algorithms" like Soundex were really unusable in such a context. They are based on a german or english phonem system. That has not much in conjunction with, say, Mongolian language. And therefore I used a more mathematical approach: the Levenshtein Edit Distance. I made some adaptions to real world scenario (e.g., two long words with one different character are considered to be nearer to each other then two three-letter words with one differing character). With those heuristics, the code has shown to be quite usable The program is in use at about 20-30 locations worldwide, since about 1997. How it works ------------ SimilarReceiver first collects all possible receivers. To have things simply, only the local user base is considered (i.e. no LDAP, NIS or NIS+ queries). During the collection, the pattern is tested against each collected Receiver. Local users and entries in your sendmail alias file apply for being a receiver. The check is done by a algorithm known as "Levenshtein distance", sometimes also known a as "Edit distance". This algorithm calculates the necessary numbers of character additions, character deletions and character replacements necessary to transform one string into the other. The transfer "postmast" into "postmaster" needs two character additions, therefore the edit distance is two. The distance between "holge.schurick" and "holger.schurig" is 3: you have to add an 'r', substitute the 'c' with a 'g' and delete the 'k'. The smaller edit distance is, the more similar are the words. But the raw edit distance is sometimes not that good to see the similarity, especially if you have small words. "tst-a" and "tst-b" are obviously much more different than "Elke.Hanssmann" and "Elke.Hanssman", but the edit distance is in both cases 1. Therefore the length of both the pattern and the match string is taken into account to yield an error ratio between 0 and 100, with 0 as a perfect match. Okay, now we have our misspelled name and a list of our 200 local receivers names, each marked with an error-ratio. Now the best best hit is taken. But only if one of several heuristics apply: - the error ratio must be below some level, 30 is a good choice for very small userbase (about 30 receivers), 25 is a good choice far larger sites - If two entries are the best choice, none can be selected. Suppose you have two project users "test1" and "test2". Now a mail comes in for user "test". Now it is very unsure which one of this users actually should get the e-mail and programmatically this fact is derived by looking at the equality of two (or more) consecutive error ratios. How to verify the results ------------------------- Just use the -d switch ... Use it several times for more and more debugging output. Notes on user processing ------------------------ Your user database is read by the C library function getpwent(). Only users with a password are considered. The login name (e.g. "hschurig") is stored into the receiver list. The full name, e.g. "Holger Schurig" is lowercased. 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If a similar entry // is already there, all matching entries get a error ratio of 100 (total // mismatch). The idea: an e-mail for "Smith" cannot be delivered to the // receiver if both a "Paul Smith" and a "Martin Smith" are local users. // static void EnterIntoReceiverList(char *probe, const char *dest, bool InvalidateDoubles) { // lowercase probe char *p = probe; while (*p) *p = tolower(*p++); size_t probelen = strlen(probe); size_t patternlen = strlen(pattern); double percent = Levenshtein(probe, pattern)*100.0/(probelen+patternlen); // printf("%s %s: %d %f\n", probe, pattern, x, percent); // create fxMatch object, and search it in List fxMatch match(percent, probe, dest); int found = arr.find(match); if (found != -1 && InvalidateDoubles) { // already there, set error ratio to 100 match.Err = 100; if (Debug>=3 && arr[found].Err!=100) printf("invalidated: %s -> %s\n", (const char *) arr[found].Str, (const char *) arr[found].To); arr[found].Err = 100; } if (found == -1 || InvalidateDoubles ) { arr.append(match); if (Debug>=3) printf("added %5.1f: %s -> %s\n", match.Err, probe, dest ); } } // // EnterOneUser // ------------ static void EnterOneUser(struct passwd *pw) { // should we skip users without a password? if (SkipDisabledUsers && streq(pw->pw_passwd, "*")) { if (Debug>=3) printf("skipped: %s\n", pw->pw_name); return; } // enter always the username EnterIntoReceiverList(pw->pw_name, pw->pw_name, TRUE); // we can stop if the full name is empty if (streq(pw->pw_gecos, "")) return; // we want only lowercase for (char *p = pw->pw_gecos; *p; p++) *p = tolower(*p); // skip if we have the item already if (strcmp(pw->pw_name, pw->pw_gecos) == 0) return; // - replace all spaces with dots // - count number of dots // - look for commas, like in "Smith, Paul" // FIXME: should be more intelligent int dots = 0; bool haveComma = FALSE; for (char *p = pw->pw_gecos; *p; p++) { if (*p == ' ') { dots++; *p = '.'; } else if (*p == ',') haveComma = TRUE; } // Full names with more than three words are strange ... if (dots>2) { if (Debug>=3) printf("skipped long name: %s\n", pw->pw_gecos); return; } // enter full name completely EnterIntoReceiverList(pw->pw_gecos, pw->pw_name, TRUE); // Strings with one dots and without a comma are in // "firstname.lastname" order. Enter both parts. if (dots==1 && !haveComma) { // add lastname char *p = strchr(pw->pw_gecos, '.'); ++p; // enter lastname only if unequal username if (strcmp(p, pw->pw_name) != 0) EnterIntoReceiverList(p, pw->pw_name, TRUE); // add firstname --p; *p = '\0'; fxStr s(pw->pw_gecos); *p = '.'; // enter firstname only if unequal username if (strcmp((const char *)s, pw->pw_name) != 0) EnterIntoReceiverList(s, pw->pw_name, TRUE); } } // // EnterOneAlias // ------------- // void EnterOneAlias(char *line) { // Enter alias unchanged EnterIntoReceiverList(line, line, FALSE); // now calculate number of words int dots = 0; for (char *p = line; *p; p++) if (*p == '.') dots++; // simple names can be entered, too if (dots==1) { // add lastname char *p = strchr(line, '.'); EnterIntoReceiverList(++p, line, FALSE); // add firstname p--; *p = '\0'; fxStr s(line); *p = '.'; if (strcmp((const char *)s, line) != 0) EnterIntoReceiverList(s, line, FALSE); } } // // ProcessUsers // ------------ // Enumerates all local users and enter them into the receiver list // static void ProcessUsers() { struct passwd *pw; if (Debug>=2) printf("Reading user database: /etc/passwd\n"); setpwent(); while ( (pw = getpwent()) ) EnterOneUser(pw); endpwent(); if (Debug>=2) printf("\n"); } // // ProcessAliasFile // ---------------- // Read an alias file and enters all possible receivers. // static void ProcessAliasFile(const char *fname) { // don't apply fuzzy matching to internal aliases and to lists // (aliases.lists is handled by Majordomo and this list contains lots // of external addresses) if (strcmp("/etc/aliases.internal", fname) == 0 || strcmp("/etc/aliases.lists", fname) == 0) return; if (Debug>=2) printf("Reading alias file: %s\n", fname); char line[128]; FILE *fp = fopen(fname, "r"); // if it was possible to open the file, read throught it if (fp) while (fgets(line, sizeof(line), fp)) { // skip comments and empty lines if (line[0] == '#' || line[0] == '\n') continue; // skip lines without a : char *p = strchr(line, ':'); if (p == NULL) continue; // we only need the alias: part (without :) *p = (char)NULL; EnterOneAlias(line); } fclose(fp); if (Debug>=2) printf("\n"); } // // checkSendmail // ------------- // Checks the /etc/sedmail.cf for a new-style alias file definition. // It then calls ProcessAliasFile with each file name listed in the // definition. // static void checkSendmail() { char line[128]; FILE *fp = fopen(sendmailCF, "r"); // if /etc/sendmail.cf is readable, read throught it if (fp) while (fgets(line, sizeof(line), fp)) // we're only interested in the line starting with "O AliasFile=" if (strstr(line, "O AliasFile=") == line) { // convert line to fxStr for easier parsing fxStr a = line; a.cut(0,12); // remove O AliasFile= a.cut(a.length()-1,1); // strip nl at end // parse through all parts unsigned int pos = 0; do { fxStr b=a.token(pos, ", "); if (b.length() == 0) break; ProcessAliasFile((const char *)b); } while (1); // if we found our line, we can bark out immediately break; } fclose(fp); } static void sendto(const char *receiver) { printf("final receiver is %s\n", receiver); } static struct option long_options[] = { { "aliases", 0, 0, 'a' }, { "debug", 0, 0, 'd' }, { "help", 0, 0, 'h' }, { "ratio", 1, 0, 'r' }, { "users", 0, 0, 'u' }, { "version", 0, 0, 'V' }, { 0, 0, 0, 0 } }; static void Usage (void) { printf("Usage: similarreceiver [OPTION...] receiver Finds the nearest match for a mispelled receiver name -u, --users read in all users -a, --aliases read in all alias files defined in /etc/sendmail.cf -r, --ratio set matching ratio (default is 30) -d, --debug increase debug level (use up to four times) -h, --help displays this help and exit -V, --version output version information and exit "); } int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { bool use_aliases = FALSE; bool use_passwd = FALSE; while (1) { int option_index; int opt = getopt_long(argc, argv, "audhVr:", long_options, &option_index); if (opt == -1) break; switch (opt) { case 'a': use_aliases = TRUE; break; case 'u': use_passwd = TRUE; break; case 'd': Debug++; break; case 'r': Ratio = atoi(optarg); break; case 'h': Usage(); return 0; break; case 'V': printf("%s %s\n", PACKAGE, VERSION); return 0; break; } } if (!use_passwd && !use_aliases) { fprintf(stderr, "You should use either --aliases or --users\n"); return 1; } // store and lowercase pattern strncpy(pattern, argv[argc-1], sizeof(pattern)-1); pattern[sizeof(pattern)] = EOS; char *p = pattern; while (*p) *p = tolower(*p++); if (Debug>=1) printf("Trying to matching: %s\n\n", pattern); // check pattern against users and sendmail-aliases if (use_passwd) ProcessUsers(); if (use_aliases) checkSendmail(); // was there a match? If not, we must send the mail to the postmaster if (arr.length() == 0) { if (Debug>=1) printf("No match found. Result will be:\n"); printf("postmaster\n"); if (Debug>=1) printf("\n"); return 0; } // sort it nicely arr.qsort(); if (Debug>=2) { printf("Nearest matches:\n"); for (unsigned int i=0; i %s \n", arr[i].Err, (const char*) arr[i].Str, (const char *) arr[i].To); printf("\n"); } // check for similar ratios, e.g. "test" against "test1" and "test2" // cannot be resolved automatically, both candidates would have 11.1 // error ratio if (arr.length() > 1 && arr[0].Err == arr[1].Err) { if (Debug>=1) { printf("Two similar matches found:\n"); printf("%3.1f %s -> %s \n", arr[0].Err, (const char*) arr[0].Str, (const char *) arr[0].To); printf("%3.1f %s -> %s \n", arr[1].Err, (const char*) arr[1].Str, (const char *) arr[1].To); printf("Cannot decide between them. 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The edit // distance is the number of insertions, deletions or character replacement // operations needed to transform one character into the other. It gives you // some sort of similarity. // // The original algorithm used an array with (MAXPATLEN+1)*(MAXPATLEN+1) // cells, which is way too much. So I refined the algorithm. Based on // the fact that during calculation of a cell only accesses of elements // to the "north", "west" and "northwest" took place, I decided to hold // only two lines from the array: the current line to be calculated and // to access elements to the "west" as well as the previous line to // access elements in the "north" and "northwest". // inline unsigned int min(unsigned int a, unsigned int b) { return a /dev/null 2>&1 ; then if (autoconf --version | awk 'NR==1 { if( $3 >= '$autoconf_vers') \ exit 1; exit 0; }'); then echo "**Error**: "\`autoconf\'" is too old." echo ' (version ' $autoconf_vers ' or newer is required)' DIE="yes" fi else echo echo "**Error**: You must have "\`autoconf\'" installed to compile $PGM." echo ' (version ' $autoconf_vers ' or newer is required)' DIE="yes" fi if (automake --version) < /dev/null > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then if (automake --version | awk 'NR==1 { if( $4 >= '$automake_vers') \ exit 1; exit 0; }'); then echo "**Error**: "\`automake\'" is too old." echo ' (version ' $automake_vers ' or newer is required)' DIE="yes" fi if (aclocal --version) < /dev/null > /dev/null 2>&1; then if (aclocal --version | awk 'NR==1 { if( $4 >= '$aclocal_vers' ) \ exit 1; exit 0; }' ); then echo "**Error**: "\`aclocal\'" is too old." echo ' (version ' $aclocal_vers ' or newer is required)' DIE="yes" fi else echo echo "**Error**: Missing "\`aclocal\'". 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Subclasses of this can use Ptr's. class fxObj { public: fxObj(); fxObj(const fxObj& other); virtual ~fxObj(); // Memory management void inc(); void dec(); u_long getReferenceCount(); // Misc virtual const char* className() const; int compare(const fxObj *) const; virtual void subClassMustDefine(const char* method) const; protected: u_long referenceCount; }; inline void fxObj::inc() { ++referenceCount; } inline void fxObj::dec() { fxAssert(referenceCount>0,"Bogus object reference count"); if (0 >= --referenceCount) delete this; } inline u_long fxObj::getReferenceCount() { return referenceCount; } #endif /* _Obj_ */ similarreceiver-1.3/fxlib/Str.c++0000644000000000000000000003723306555437152012363 #include "Str.h" #include #include #include #define NUMBUFSIZE 2048 char fxStr::emptyString = '\0'; fxStr fxStr::null; fxStr::fxStr(u_int l) { slength = l+1; if (l>0) { data = (char*) malloc(slength); memset(data,0,slength); } else data = &emptyString; } fxStr::fxStr(const char *s) { u_int l = strlen(s)+1; if (l>1) { data = (char*) malloc(l); memcpy(data,s,l); } else { data = &emptyString; } slength = l; } fxStr::fxStr(const char *s, u_int len) { if (len>0) { data = (char*) malloc(len+1); memcpy(data,s,len); data[len] = 0; } else data = &emptyString; slength = len+1; } fxStr::fxStr(const fxStr&s) { slength = s.slength; if (slength > 1) { data = (char*) malloc(slength); memcpy(data,s.data,slength); } else { data = &emptyString; } } fxStr::fxStr(const fxTempStr &t) { slength = t.slength; if (t.slength>1) { data = (char*) malloc(slength); memcpy(data,t.data,slength); } else { data = &emptyString; } } fxStr::fxStr(int a, const char * format) { char buffer[NUMBUFSIZE]; if (!format) format = "%d"; sprintf(buffer,format,a); slength = strlen(buffer) + 1; data = (char*) malloc(slength); memcpy(data,buffer,slength); } fxStr::fxStr(long a, const char * format) { char buffer[NUMBUFSIZE]; if (!format) format = "%ld"; sprintf(buffer,format,a); slength = strlen(buffer) + 1; data = (char*) malloc(slength); memcpy(data,buffer,slength); } fxStr::fxStr(float a, const char * format) { char buffer[NUMBUFSIZE]; if (!format) format = "%g"; sprintf(buffer,format,a); slength = strlen(buffer) + 1; fxAssert(slength>1, "Str::Str(float): bogus conversion"); data = (char*) malloc(slength); memcpy(data,buffer,slength); } fxStr::fxStr(double a, const char * format) { char buffer[NUMBUFSIZE]; if (!format) format = "%lg"; sprintf(buffer,format,a); slength = strlen(buffer) + 1; fxAssert(slength>1, "Str::Str(double): bogus conversion"); data = (char*) malloc(slength); // XXX assume slength>1 memcpy(data,buffer,slength); } fxStr::~fxStr() { assert(data); if (data != &emptyString) free(data); } fxStr fxStr::format(const char* fmt ...) { char buf[4096]; va_list ap; va_start(ap, fmt); vsprintf(buf, fmt, ap); va_end(ap); return fxStr(buf); } fxStr fxStr::vformat(const char* fmt, va_list ap) { char buf[4096]; vsprintf(buf, fmt, ap); return fxStr(buf); } fxStr fxStr::extract(u_int start, u_int chars) const { fxAssert(start+chars 0); if (slength - chars <= 1) { resizeInternal(0); slength = 1; } else { memmove(data+start, data+start+chars, (u_int)move); slength -= chars; } } fxStr fxStr::cut(u_int start, u_int chars) { fxAssert(start+chars0, "Str::insert(char): Invalid index"); /* * When move is one we are always moving \0; but beware * that the previous string might have been null before * the call to resizeInternal; so set the byte explicitly. */ if (move == 1) data[posn+1] = '\0'; else memmove(data+posn+1, data+posn, (size_t) move); // move string tail data[posn] = a; slength = nl; } void fxStr::resizeInternal(u_int chars) { if (slength > 1) { if (chars > 0) { if (chars >= slength) data = (char*) realloc(data,chars+1); } else { assert(data != &emptyString); free(data); data = &emptyString; } } else { assert(data == &emptyString); if (chars) data = (char*) malloc(chars+1); } } void fxStr::resize(u_int chars, fxBool) { resizeInternal(chars); if (chars != 0) { if (slength == 1) // NB: special case for emptyString memset(data, 0, chars+1); else { if (chars >= slength) // zero expanded data segment memset(data+slength, 0, chars+1-slength); else // null terminate shortened string data[chars] = 0; } } else ; // now points to emptyString slength = chars+1; } void fxStr::setMaxLength(u_int len) { if (slength>1) resizeInternal(fxmax(len,slength-1)); } void fxStr::operator=(const fxTempStr& s) { resizeInternal(s.slength-1); memcpy(data,s.data,s.slength); slength = s.slength; } void fxStr::operator=(const fxStr& s) { resizeInternal(s.slength-1); memcpy(data,s.data,s.slength); slength = s.slength; } void fxStr::operator=(const char *s) { u_int nl = strlen(s) + 1; resizeInternal(nl-1); slength = nl; memcpy(data,s,slength); } void fxStr::append(const char * s, u_int l) { if (!l) l = strlen(s); if (!l) return; u_int nl = slength + l; resizeInternal(nl-1); memcpy(data+slength-1, s, l); slength = nl; data[slength-1] = 0; } void fxStr::append(char a) { resizeInternal(slength); slength++; data[slength-2] = a; data[slength-1] = 0; } fxBool operator==(const fxStr& a,const fxStr& b) { return (a.slength == b.slength) && (memcmp(a.data,b.data,a.slength) == 0); } fxBool operator==(const fxStr& a,const char* b) { return (a.slength == strlen(b)+1) && (memcmp(a.data,b,a.slength) == 0); } fxBool operator==(const char* b, const fxStr& a) { return (a.slength == strlen(b)+1) && (memcmp(a.data,b,a.slength) == 0); } fxBool operator!=(const fxStr& a,const fxStr& b) { return (a.slength != b.slength) || (memcmp(a.data,b.data,a.slength) != 0); } fxBool operator!=(const fxStr& a,const char* b) { return (a.slength != strlen(b)+1) || (memcmp(a.data,b,a.slength) != 0); } fxBool operator!=(const char* b, const fxStr& a) { return (a.slength != strlen(b)+1) || (memcmp(a.data,b,a.slength) != 0); } fxBool operator>=(const fxStr& a,const fxStr& b) { return strcmp(a,b) >= 0; } fxBool operator>=(const fxStr& a,const char* b) { return strcmp(a,b) >= 0; } fxBool operator>=(const char* a, const fxStr& b) { return strcmp(a,b) >= 0; } fxBool operator>(const fxStr& a,const fxStr& b) { return strcmp(a,b) > 0; } fxBool operator>(const fxStr& a,const char* b) { return strcmp(a,b) > 0; } fxBool operator>(const char* a, const fxStr& b) { return strcmp(a,b) > 0; } fxBool operator<=(const fxStr& a,const fxStr& b) { return strcmp(a,b) <= 0; } fxBool operator<=(const fxStr& a,const char* b) { return strcmp(a,b) <= 0; } fxBool operator<=(const char* a, const fxStr& b) { return strcmp(a,b) <= 0; } fxBool operator<(const fxStr& a,const fxStr& b) { return strcmp(a,b) < 0; } fxBool operator<(const fxStr& a,const char* b) { return strcmp(a,b) < 0; } fxBool operator<(const char* a, const fxStr& b) { return strcmp(a,b) < 0; } int compare(const fxStr&a, const fxStr&b) { return strcmp(a,b); } int compare(const fxStr&a, const char*b) { return strcmp(a,b); } int compare(const char *a, const char *b) { return strcmp(a,b); } static int quickFind(char a, const char * buf, u_int buflen) { while (buflen--) if (*buf++ == a) return 1; return 0; } u_int fxStr::next(u_int posn, char a) const { fxAssert(posn sizeof(indata)) { // Have to malloc. data = (char*) malloc(slength + bl); memcpy(data, indata, slength - 1); } } else { // Temporary is already too large. data = (char*) realloc(data, slength + bl); } // concatenate data memcpy(data+slength-1, b, bl); slength += bl; data[slength-1] = 0; return *this; } fxTempStr operator|(const fxStr &a, const fxStr &b) { return fxTempStr(a.data, a.slength-1, b.data, b.slength-1); } fxTempStr operator|(const fxStr &a, const char *b) { return fxTempStr(a.data, a.slength-1, b, strlen(b)); } fxTempStr operator|(const char *a, const fxStr &b) { return fxTempStr(a, strlen(a), b.data, b.slength-1); } similarreceiver-1.3/fxlib/Str.h0000444000434100000240000002064406555442323012254 #ifndef _Str_ #define _Str_ #include "stdlib.h" #include "stdarg.h" #include "Obj.h" // Temporary strings are generated by the concatenation operators. // They are designed to avoid calls to malloc, and as such are not // meant to be used directly. class fxStr; class fxTempStr { public: fxTempStr(fxTempStr const &other); ~fxTempStr(); // C++ uses these operators to perform the first concatenation friend fxTempStr operator|(fxStr const&, fxStr const&); friend fxTempStr operator|(fxStr const&, char const*); friend fxTempStr operator|(char const*, fxStr const&); // Susequent concatenations use these operators. These operators // just append the argument data to the temporary, avoiding malloc // when possible. // XXX these aren't really const, although they are declared as such // XXX to avoid warnings. In a land of very advanced compilers, this // XXX strategy may backfire. friend fxTempStr& operator|(const fxTempStr&, fxStr const& b); friend fxTempStr& operator|(const fxTempStr&, char const* b); operator char*() const; operator int() const; operator float() const; operator double() const; u_int length() const; protected: char indata[100]; // inline data, avoiding malloc char* data; // points at indata or heap u_int slength; // same rules as fxStr::slength friend class fxStr; fxTempStr(char const *, u_int, char const *, u_int); fxTempStr& concat(char const* b, u_int bl); }; inline fxTempStr::operator char*() const { return data; } inline fxTempStr::operator int() const { return atoi(data); } inline fxTempStr::operator float() const { return float(atof(data)); } inline fxTempStr::operator double() const { return double(atof(data)); } inline u_int fxTempStr::length() const { return slength - 1; } //---------------------------------------------------------------------- class fxStr { friend class fxTempStr; public: fxStr(u_int l=0); fxStr(char const *s); fxStr(char const *s, u_int len); fxStr(fxStr const&); fxStr(int, char const* format); fxStr(long, char const* format); fxStr(float, char const* format); fxStr(double, char const* format); fxStr(const fxTempStr&); ~fxStr(); static fxStr format(const char* fmt ...); // sprintf sort of static fxStr vformat(const char* fmt, va_list ap); // vsprintf sort of static fxStr null; // null string for general use ///////////////////////////////////////////////////// u_long hash() const; operator char*() { return data; } operator const char*() const { return data; } operator int() const { return atoi(data); } operator float() const { return float(atof(data)); } operator double() const { return double(atof(data)); } u_int length() const { return slength-1; } char& operator[](u_int i) const { fxAssert(i=(fxStr const&, fxStr const&); friend fxBool operator>=(fxStr const&, char const*); friend fxBool operator>=(char const*, fxStr const&); friend fxBool operator<=(fxStr const&, fxStr const&); friend fxBool operator<=(fxStr const&, char const*); friend fxBool operator<=(char const*, fxStr const&); friend fxBool operator>(fxStr const&, fxStr const&); friend fxBool operator>(fxStr const&, char const*); friend fxBool operator>(char const*, fxStr const&); friend fxBool operator<(fxStr const&, fxStr const&); friend fxBool operator<(fxStr const&, char const*); friend fxBool operator<(char const*, fxStr const&); int compare(fxStr const *a) const { return ::compare(*this, *a); } friend int compare(fxStr const&, fxStr const&); friend int compare(fxStr const&, char const*); friend int compare(char const*, fxStr const&); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Concatenation friend fxTempStr& operator|(const fxTempStr&, fxStr const&); friend fxTempStr& operator|(const fxTempStr&, char const*); friend fxTempStr operator|(fxStr const&, fxStr const&); friend fxTempStr operator|(fxStr const&, char const*); friend fxTempStr operator|(char const*, fxStr const&); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Misc fxStr copy() const; fxStr extract(u_int start,u_int len) const; fxStr cut(u_int start,u_int len); fxStr head(u_int) const; fxStr tail(u_int) const; void lowercase(u_int posn=0, u_int len=0); void raisecase(u_int posn=0, u_int len=0); void remove(u_int posn,u_int len=1); void resize(u_int len, fxBool reallocate = FALSE); void setMaxLength(u_int maxlen); void append(char a); void append(char const *s, u_int len=0); void append(const fxTempStr& s) { append((const char*)s, s.slength-1); } void append(fxStr const& s) { append((const char*)s, s.slength-1); } void insert(char a, u_int posn=0); void insert(char const *, u_int posn=0, u_int len=0); void insert(const fxTempStr& s, u_int posn=0) { insert((const char*)s, posn, s.slength-1); } void insert(fxStr const& s, u_int posn=0) { insert((const char*)s, posn, s.slength-1); } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Parsing u_int next(u_int posn, char delimiter) const; u_int next(u_int posn, char const *delimiters, u_int len=0) const; u_int next(u_int posn, fxStr const& delimiters) const { return next(posn, (const char*)delimiters, delimiters.slength-1); } u_int nextR(u_int posn, char delimiter) const; u_int nextR(u_int posn, char const*, u_int len=0) const; u_int nextR(u_int posn, fxStr const& delimiters) const { return nextR(posn, (const char*)delimiters, delimiters.slength-1); } u_int find(u_int posn, char const* str, u_int len=0) const; u_int find(u_int posn, fxStr const& str) const { return find(posn, str, str.slength-1); } u_int findR(u_int posn, char const* str, u_int len=0) const; u_int findR(u_int posn, fxStr const& str) const { return findR(posn, str, str.slength-1); } u_int skip(u_int posn, char a) const; u_int skip(u_int posn, char const *, u_int len=0) const; u_int skip(u_int posn, fxStr const& delimiters) const { return skip(posn, (const char*)delimiters, delimiters.slength-1); } u_int skipR(u_int posn, char a) const; u_int skipR(u_int posn, char const *, u_int len=0) const; u_int skipR(u_int posn, fxStr const& delimiters) const { return skipR(posn, (const char*)delimiters, delimiters.slength-1); } fxStr token(u_int & posn, char delimiter) const; fxStr token(u_int & posn, char const * delimiters, u_int delimiters_len = 0) const; fxStr token(u_int & posn, fxStr const & delimiters) const { return token(posn, delimiters.data, delimiters.slength-1); } fxStr tokenR(u_int & posn, char delimiter) const; fxStr tokenR(u_int & posn, char const * delimiters, u_int delimiters_len = 0) const; fxStr tokenR(u_int & posn, fxStr const & delimiters) const { return tokenR(posn, delimiters.data, delimiters.slength-1); } protected: // slength is one greater than the true length of the data. // This is because the data is null-terminated. However, the // data may contain nulls; they will be ignored. This is to // provide compatibility with ordinary C-style strings, and // with arbitrary data. slength is always positive. u_int slength; // data points to the actual data. It is always a valid pointer. char * data; // zero-length string support // resizeInternal doesn't update slength or handle null termination static char emptyString; void resizeInternal(u_int); int findEndBuffer(const char *, u_int buflen) const; int findBuffer(const char *buf, u_int buflen) const; void bracketBuffer(const char *, u_int buflen, int &, int &) const; }; #endif /* _Str_ */ similarreceiver-1.3/fxlib/Array.c++0000644000000000000000000001554606555437162012675 #include "Array.h" #include #define that (*this) fxArray::fxArray(u_short esize, u_int initlength) { num = maxi = initlength * esize; elementsize = esize; if (maxi != 0) data = malloc((u_int) maxi); else data = 0; // Don't create the elements because the subclass will do that, because // we can't call a virtual from within this constructor. } fxArray::fxArray(const fxArray & other) { num = other.num; maxi = other.num; elementsize = other.elementsize; data = 0; getmem(); copyElements(other.data,data,num); } fxArray::fxArray(u_int esize, u_int n, void * d) { elementsize=esize; num=maxi=n; data=d; } fxArray::~fxArray() { if (data) free((void*) data); } void fxArray::destroy() { if (num != 0) destroyElements(data,num); } u_int fxArray::length() const { return num/elementsize; } void fxArray::append(void const * item) { assert(num<=maxi); if (num == maxi) expand(); copyElements(item, data + num, elementsize); num += elementsize; } void fxArray::append(const fxArray & a) { assert(elementsize == a.elementsize); u_int length = a.num; if (length > 0) { if (num + length > maxi) { maxi = num + length; getmem(); } copyElements(a.data, data+num, length); num += length; } } void fxArray::remove(u_int start, u_int length) { if (length>0) { start *= elementsize; length *= elementsize; assert(start+length <= num); destroyElements(data+start,length); if (start+length < num) { memmove((void*)(data + start), (void*)(data + start+length), num - (start+length)); // we don't use copyElements because they are just being moved. } num -= length; // we don't destroy the end elements because they still exist; they've // just been moved. } } void fxArray::resize(u_int length) { length *= elementsize; maxi = length; if (length>num) { getmem(); createElements(data + num, length - num); } else if (num>length) { destroyElements(data + length, num - length); getmem(); } num = length; } void fxArray::setMaxLength(u_int length) { length *= elementsize; length = fxmax(length,num); if (maxi != length) { maxi = length; getmem(); } } void fxArray::createElements(void*, u_int) { } void fxArray::destroyElements(void*, u_int) { } void fxArray::copyElements(const void * source, void * dest, u_int length) const { memmove(dest,source,length); } int fxArray::compareElements(const void * e1, const void * e2) const { return memcmp(e1,e2,elementsize); } void fxArray::expand() { // by default, grab 4 more element spaces maxi += elementsize*4; getmem(); } // this function keeps `data' up to date when maxi has just been changed void fxArray::getmem() { if (maxi == 0) { if (data) free((void*) data); data = 0; } else { if (data) data = realloc(data,maxi); else data = malloc(maxi); } } void fxArray::insert(fxArray const & a, u_int posn) { u_int length = a.num; if (a.length()>0) { assert(elementsize == a.elementsize); posn *= elementsize; assert(posn <= num); if (maxi < num + length) { maxi = num + length; getmem(); } if (posn < num) { memmove((void*)(data+posn+length), (void*)(data+posn), num-posn); // we don't need to do a copyElements because we're not // making new copies of objects, we're just moving // existing ones. } copyElements(a.data, data+posn, length); num += length; } } void fxArray::insert(void const * item, u_int posn) { posn *= elementsize; assert(posn <= num); if (maxi <= num) { maxi = num+elementsize; getmem(); } if (posnTEMPSIZE) tmp=malloc(elementsize); else tmp = buffer; memcpy(tmp,(void*)(data+p1),elementsize); memcpy((void*)(data+p1),(void*)(data+p2),elementsize); memcpy((void*)(data+p2),tmp,elementsize); } u_int fxArray::find(void const * item, u_int start) const { assert(start*elementsize <= num); fxAddress p = data + (u_int)(start*elementsize); while (p < data + num) { if (0 == compareElements(item,p)) return start; p = p+elementsize; start++; } return fx_invalidArrayIndex; } void fxArray::qsortInternal(u_int l, u_int r, void * tmp) { register u_int i=l; register u_int k=r+1; u_int e = elementsize; assert(k<=length()); void * item = that[l]; for (;;) { for (;;) { if(i>=r)break; ++i; if (compareElements(that[i],item) >= 0) break; } for (;;) { if (k<=l) break; --k; if (compareElements(that[k],item) <= 0) break; } if (i>=k) break; memcpy(tmp,that[i],e); memcpy(that[i],that[k],e); memcpy(that[k],tmp,e); } memcpy(tmp,that[l],e); memcpy(that[l],that[k],e); memcpy(that[k],tmp,e); if (k && l SMALLBUFFERSIZE) ? malloc(elementsize) : smallbuffer; qsortInternal(posn,posn+len-1,tmp); if (tmp != smallbuffer) free(tmp); } void fxArray::qsort() { qsort(0,length()); } void * fxArray::raw_extract(u_int start, u_int len) const { if (len == 0) return 0; start *= elementsize; len *= elementsize; assert(start+len<=num); void * ret = malloc(len); copyElements(data+start, ret, len); return ret; } void * fxArray::raw_cut(u_int start, u_int len) { if (len == 0) return 0; start *= elementsize; len *= elementsize; assert(start+len <= num); void * ret = malloc(len); // we don't copy because we aren't making copies, we're just // moving existing elements from one array to another. memcpy(ret, (void*)(data+start), len); if (start+len < num) { // we don't use copyElements because they are just being moved. memmove((void*)(data + start), (void*)(data + start+len), num - (start+len)); } num -= len; return ret; } void * fxArray::raw_copy() const { if (num == 0) return 0; void * ret = malloc(num); copyElements(data,ret,num); return ret; } void * fxArray::raw_head(u_int len) const { if (len == 0) return 0; assert(len <= num); return raw_extract(0,len); } void * fxArray::raw_tail(u_int len) const { if (len == 0) return 0; len *= elementsize; assert(len <= num); void * ret = malloc(len); copyElements(data+(num-len), ret, len); return ret; } similarreceiver-1.3/fxlib/Array.h0000444000434100000240000002603306555442320012555 #ifndef _Array_ #define _Array_ #include "Obj.h" #include "Ptr.h" // Here's what the declaration of an array class looks like to the user: /* class ARRAY : public fxArray { public: ARRAY(); ARRAY(u_int size); ARRAY(ARRAY const &); void operator=(ARRAY const &); ITEM & operator[](u_int index) const; u_int length() const; void append(ITEM const & item); void append(ARRAY const & a); void remove(u_int start, u_int leng=1); ARRAY cut(u_int start, u_int leng=1); void insert(ITEM const & item, u_int p); void insert(ARRAY const & a, u_int posn); void resize(u_int length); ARRAY extract(u_int start, u_int len); void head(u_int len); void tail(u_int len); u_int find(ITEM const & item) const; void qsort(u_int start, u_int len); void swap(u_int,u_int); protected: virtual void getmem(); virtual void expand(); virtual void createElements(void*, u_int numbytes); virtual void destroyElements(void*, u_int numbytes); virtual void copyElements(void const *src, void *dst, u_int numbytes); virtual int compareElements(void const *elem1, void const *elem2); }; */ // // There are three flavors of arrays: // struct Arrays (in which the contents of the elements are not looked at) // pointer Arrays (the elements are pointers to some memory) // object Arrays (the elements are objects, which must be constructed and // destructed) // // Macros exist for each of these fxArray flavors: // fxDECLARE_Array (same as fxDECLARE_StructArray) // fxDECLARE_PtrArray // (acts like fxDECLARE_Array, except that pointers are // initialized to nil when new elements are added) // fxDECLARE_ObjArray static const u_int fx_invalidArrayIndex = (u_int) -1; class fxArray : public fxObj { public: u_int length() const; u_int elementSize() const { return elementsize; } void resize(u_int length); void setMaxLength(u_int maxlength); void qsort(u_int posn, u_int len); void qsort(); void swap(u_int,u_int); virtual char const *className() const = 0; protected: class fxAddress { public: fxAddress() { ptr = 0; } fxAddress(void* p) { ptr = (char*) p; } fxAddress operator+(u_long offset) const { return ptr + offset; } fxBool operator==(const fxAddress& r) const { return ptr == r.ptr; } fxBool operator!=(const fxAddress& r) const { return ptr != r.ptr; } // NB: operator const void*() const does not work operator void*() const { return ptr; } protected: char* ptr; }; fxArray(u_short esize, u_int initlength=0); fxArray(u_int esize, u_int num, void *data); fxArray(fxArray const &); virtual ~fxArray(); void * operator[](u_int index) { return data + elementsize*index; } void operator=(fxArray const &); void append(void const *item); void append(fxArray const &); void remove(u_int start, u_int length=1); void insert(fxArray const &, u_int posn); void insert(void const *item, u_int posn); u_int find(void const *, u_int start=0) const; // The objects in the array are stored sequentially at the // location pointed to by data. The length of the known // allocated segment is stored in maxi, in bytes. The // length of the array is stored in num, in *bytes*. The // size of an array element is stored in elementsize, in bytes. // data is allowed to be nil iff (maxi==0) fxAddress data; // num <= maxi u_int maxi,num; u_short elementsize; // These two methods control how the array class goes to // fetch more memory. virtual void getmem(); virtual void expand(); // The raw methods are used to // implement methods which return an fxArray type. void * raw_copy() const; void * raw_extract(u_int start, u_int length) const; void * raw_cut(u_int start, u_int length); void * raw_head(u_int) const; void * raw_tail(u_int) const; void qsortInternal(u_int, u_int, void *); void destroy(); // These three methods can be overridden to properly copy, delete, // and create new array elements in the desired manner. By default // `create' and `destroy' do nothing, and `copy' is a simple bcopy. // // The job of create is to take an area of uninitialized memory and // create a series of valid objects in it. The job of destroy is to // take a series of valid objects and destroy any resources they // consume. The status of the memory after the destroy is irrelevant. // The job of copy is to take a source array of objects, and copy // them to an area of *uninitialized* memory. There will not be any // objects stored there previous to the copy. virtual void createElements(void *, u_int numbytes); virtual void destroyElements(void *, u_int numbytes); virtual void copyElements(void const *src, void *dst, u_int numbytes) const; virtual int compareElements(void const *, void const *) const; }; #define fxArrayHeader(ARRAY,ITEM) \ ARRAY(); \ ARRAY(u_int size); \ ARRAY(ARRAY const&a); \ ~ARRAY(); \ virtual const char* className() const; \ void operator=(ARRAY const&a) { \ maxi = a.maxi; num = a.num; if (data) delete (void*)data; \ data = a.raw_copy(); } \ ITEM & operator[](u_int index) { \ fxAssert(index*sizeof(ITEM) < num, "Invalid Array[] index"); \ return *(ITEM *)((char *)((void *)data) + index*sizeof(ITEM)); \ } \ const ITEM & operator[](u_int index) const { \ fxAssert(index*sizeof(ITEM) < num, "Invalid Array[] index"); \ return *(const ITEM *)((char *)((void *)data) + index*sizeof(ITEM));\ } \ void append(ITEM const & item) { fxArray::append(&item); } \ void append(ARRAY const & a) { fxArray::append(a); } \ void remove(u_int start, u_int length=1) \ { fxArray::remove(start,length); } \ ARRAY cut(u_int start, u_int len = 1); \ void insert(ARRAY const & a, u_int p) \ { fxArray::insert(a,p); } \ void insert(ITEM const & item, u_int p) \ { fxArray::insert(&item,p);} \ ARRAY extract(u_int start, u_int len); \ ARRAY head(u_int len = 1); \ ARRAY tail(u_int len = 1); \ int find(ITEM const& x, u_int start=0) const { \ return fxArray::find(&x,start); \ } \ protected: \ ARRAY(u_int esize, u_int num, void *data); \ public: \ __enddef__ #define fxArrayVirtuals \ protected: \ virtual void createElements(void *,u_int); \ virtual void destroyElements(void *,u_int); \ virtual void copyElements(void const*,void*,u_int) const; \ virtual int compareElements(void const *, void const *) const; \ __enddef__ //---------------------------------------------------------------------- // Declare an array containing items of type ITEM. #define fxDECLARE_Array(ARRAY,ITEM) \ class ARRAY : public fxArray { \ public: \ fxArrayHeader(ARRAY,ITEM) \ }; \ fxDECLARE_Ptr(ARRAY); \ __enddef__ #define fxDECLARE_StructArray(ARRAY,ITEM) fxDECLARE_Array(ARRAY,ITEM) #define fxDECLARE_PrimArray(ARRAY,ITEM) fxDECLARE_Array(ARRAY,ITEM) #define fxDECLARE_ObjArray(ARRAY,ITEM) \ class ARRAY : public fxArray { \ public: \ fxArrayHeader(ARRAY,ITEM) \ fxArrayVirtuals \ }; \ fxDECLARE_Ptr(ARRAY); \ __enddef__ #define fxDECLARE_PtrArray(ARRAY, POINTER) \ class ARRAY : public fxArray { \ public: \ fxArrayHeader(ARRAY,POINTER) \ protected: \ virtual void createElements(void *, u_int); \ }; \ fxDECLARE_Ptr(ARRAY); \ __enddef__ //---------------------------------------------------------------------- // Various method implementations #define fxIMPLEMENT_ArrayMethods(ARRAY,ITEM) \ ARRAY::ARRAY() : fxArray(sizeof(ITEM)) \ { if (data) createElements(data,num); } \ ARRAY::ARRAY(ARRAY const& a) : fxArray(a.elementsize) \ { maxi = a.maxi; num = a.num; data = a.raw_copy(); } \ ARRAY::ARRAY(u_int size) : fxArray(sizeof(ITEM),size) \ { createElements(data,num); } \ ARRAY::~ARRAY() { destroy(); } \ const char* ARRAY::className() const { return fxQUOTE(ARRAY); } \ ARRAY ARRAY::cut(u_int start, u_int len) \ {return ARRAY(sizeof(ITEM), len*sizeof(ITEM),raw_cut(start,len));}\ ARRAY ARRAY::extract(u_int start, u_int len) \ {return ARRAY(sizeof(ITEM), len*sizeof(ITEM),raw_extract(start,len));}\ ARRAY ARRAY::head(u_int len) \ {return ARRAY(sizeof(ITEM), len*sizeof(ITEM),raw_head(len));} \ ARRAY ARRAY::tail(u_int len) \ {return ARRAY(sizeof(ITEM),len*sizeof(ITEM),raw_tail(len));} \ ARRAY::ARRAY(u_int esize, u_int num, void * data) \ : fxArray(esize,num,data) {} \ __enddef__ #define fxIMPLEMENT_ObjArrayMethods(ARRAY,ITEM) \ void ARRAY::createElements(void * start, u_int numbytes) { \ ITEM * ptr = (ITEM *)start; \ for (;;) { \ if (numbytes == 0) break; \ numbytes -= elementsize; \ ITEM * obj = new(ptr) ITEM; \ ptr++; \ (void) obj; \ } \ } \ void ARRAY::destroyElements(void * start, u_int numbytes) { \ ITEM * ptr = (ITEM *)start; \ while (numbytes) { \ numbytes -= elementsize; \ ptr->ITEM::~ITEM(); \ ptr++; \ } \ } \ void ARRAY::copyElements(void const * src, void * dst, \ u_int numbytes) const { \ if (src 0) { \ ITEM * obj = new(q) ITEM(*p); \ q--; p--; \ numbytes -= elementsize; \ (void) obj; \ } \ } else { \ const ITEM * p = (const ITEM *)src; \ ITEM * q = (ITEM *)dst; \ while (numbytes > 0) { \ ITEM * obj = new(q) ITEM(*p); \ q++; p++; \ numbytes -= elementsize; \ (void) obj; \ } \ } \ } \ int ARRAY::compareElements(void const *o1, void const *o2) const \ { \ return ((const ITEM *)o1)->compare((const ITEM *)o2); \ } \ __enddef__ #define fxIMPLEMENT_PtrArrayMethods(ARRAY,POINTER) \ void ARRAY::createElements(void * start, u_int numbytes) { \ memset(start,0,numbytes); \ } \ __enddef__ //---------------------------------------------------------------------- // Implement various types of arrays #define fxIMPLEMENT_Array(ARRAY,ITEM) \ fxIMPLEMENT_ArrayMethods(ARRAY,ITEM) \ __enddef__ #define fxIMPLEMENT_PrimArray(ARRAY,ITEM) \ fxIMPLEMENT_ArrayMethods(ARRAY,ITEM) \ __enddef__ #define fxIMPLEMENT_StructArray(ARRAY,ITEM) \ fxIMPLEMENT_ArrayMethods(ARRAY,ITEM) \ __enddef__ #define fxIMPLEMENT_ObjArray(ARRAY,ITEM) \ fxIMPLEMENT_ArrayMethods(ARRAY,ITEM) \ fxIMPLEMENT_ObjArrayMethods(ARRAY,ITEM) \ __enddef__ #define fxIMPLEMENT_PtrArray(ARRAY,POINTER) \ fxIMPLEMENT_Array(ARRAY,POINTER) \ fxIMPLEMENT_PtrArrayMethods(ARRAY,POINTER) \ __enddef__ #endif /* _ARRAY_ */ similarreceiver-1.3/fxlib/Types.h0000444000434100000240000000340006573244663012606 #ifndef _Types_ #define _Types_ #include "string.h" #include "assert.h" #include "stdio.h" #include "new.h" #include "sys/types.h" // Boolean type typedef unsigned char fxBool; #undef TRUE #define TRUE ((fxBool)1) #undef FALSE #define FALSE ((fxBool)0) // minimum of two numbers inline int fxmin(int a, int b) { return (a < b) ? a : b; } inline u_long fxmin(u_long a, u_long b) { return (a < b) ? a : b; } inline u_int fxmin(u_int a, u_int b) { return (a < b) ? a : b; } // maximum of two numbers inline int fxmax(int a, int b) { return (a > b) ? a : b; } inline u_long fxmax(u_long a, u_long b) { return (a > b) ? a : b; } inline u_int fxmax(u_int a, u_int b) { return (a > b) ? a : b; } #define streq(a, b) (strcmp(a,b) == 0) #define strneq(a, b, n) (strncmp(a,b,n) == 0) #ifdef NDEBUG #define fxAssert(EX,MSG) #else extern "C" void _fxassert(const char*, const char*, int); #define fxAssert(EX,MSG) if (EX); else _fxassert(MSG,__FILE__,__LINE__); #endif //---------------------------------------------------------------------- // Use this macro at the end of a multi-line macro definition. 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Re-send the mail to this new location. Sendmail integration -------------------- Assuming you're using the m4-based configuration files (or are you a masochist?), you simply put the following two lines into your site confiiguration file: define(`LUSER_RELAY', `similar:localhost')dnl MAILER(similar)dnl You must also copy similarreceiver script to it's final location, e.g. to /usr/sbin. Copy similar.m4 to the mailer subdirectory of the sendmail configuration files. On a Red Hat Linux system, this would be at /usr/lib/sendmail-cf/mailer. Now re-create your sendmail.cf file and you're done. similarreceiver-1.3/contrib/similar.m40000444000000000000000000000120507101576167013541 PUSHDIVERT(-1) # # This defines a "special" mailer. Please look into /usr/sbin/specialmailer # to gain more information. # ifdef(`SIMILAR_MAILER_ARGS',, `define(`SIMILAR_MAILER_ARGS', similarmailer $u $f)') ifdef(`SIMILAR_MAILER_PATH',, `define(`SIMILAR_MAILER_PATH', /usr/sbin/similarmailer)') POPDIVERT ######################################## ### Special Mailer specification ### ######################################## VERSIONID(`@(#)special.m4') Msimilar, P=SIMILAR_MAILER_PATH, F=DFMhuncs8, T=DNS/RFC/X-Unix,_OPTINS(`SIMILAR_MAILER_MAX', `Max=', `, ')_OPTINS(`LOCAL_MAILER_CHARSET', `Charset=', `, ') A=SIMILAR_MAILER_ARGS similarreceiver-1.3/contrib/similarmailer0000755000000000000000000000076107101576411014417 #!/bin/bash # # Uncomment for some debugging output in your syslog: #logger -p mail.info -t "similar" "$*" # Uncomment if you have somewhere a config file that set's the environment # variable EMAIL_FUZZYRATIO: # . /etc/sysconfig/similarrc cd / RECEIVER=`/usr/sbin/similarreceiver -r ${EMAIL_FUZZYRATIO:-26} -au ${1%@localhost}` formail -a "X-Warning: original receiver was $1" | \ /usr/sbin/sendmail -f$2 ${RECEIVER:-postmaster} logger -p mail.info -t "similar" "${1%@localhost} -> $RECEIVER"