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#!/usr/bin/env sh
# support smtp
# Please report bugs to https://github.com/acmesh-official/acme.sh/issues/3358
# This implementation uses either curl or Python (3 or 2.7). # (See also the "mail" notify hook, which supports other ways to send mail.)
# SMTP_FROM="from@example.com" # required # SMTP_TO="to@example.com" # required # SMTP_HOST="smtp.example.com" # required # SMTP_PORT="25" # defaults to 25, 465 or 587 depending on SMTP_SECURE # SMTP_SECURE="none" # one of "none", "ssl" (implicit TLS, TLS Wrapper), "tls" (explicit TLS, STARTTLS) # SMTP_USERNAME="" # set if SMTP server requires login # SMTP_PASSWORD="" # set if SMTP server requires login # SMTP_TIMEOUT="30" # seconds for SMTP operations to timeout # SMTP_BIN="/path/to/curl_or_python" # default finds first of curl, python3, or python on PATH
SMTP_SECURE_DEFAULT="none" SMTP_TIMEOUT_DEFAULT="30"
# subject content statuscode smtp_send() { SMTP_SUBJECT="$1" SMTP_CONTENT="$2" # UNUSED: _statusCode="$3" # 0: success, 1: error 2($RENEW_SKIP): skipped
# Load and validate config: SMTP_BIN="$(_readaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_BIN)" if [ -n "$SMTP_BIN" ] && ! _exists "$SMTP_BIN"; then _err "SMTP_BIN '$SMTP_BIN' does not exist." return 1 fi if [ -z "$SMTP_BIN" ]; then # Look for a command that can communicate with an SMTP server. # (Please don't add sendmail, ssmtp, mutt, mail, or msmtp here. # Those are already handled by the "mail" notify hook.) for cmd in curl python3 python2.7 python pypy3 pypy; do if _exists "$cmd"; then SMTP_BIN="$cmd" break fi done if [ -z "$SMTP_BIN" ]; then _err "The smtp notify-hook requires curl or Python, but can't find any." _err 'If you have one of them, define SMTP_BIN="/path/to/curl_or_python".' _err 'Otherwise, see if you can use the "mail" notify-hook instead.' return 1 fi fi _debug SMTP_BIN "$SMTP_BIN" _saveaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_BIN "$SMTP_BIN"
SMTP_FROM="$(_readaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_FROM)" SMTP_FROM="$(_clean_email_header "$SMTP_FROM")" if [ -z "$SMTP_FROM" ]; then _err "You must define SMTP_FROM as the sender email address." return 1 fi if _email_has_display_name "$SMTP_FROM"; then _err "SMTP_FROM must be only a simple email address (sender@example.com)." _err "Change your SMTP_FROM='$SMTP_FROM' to remove the display name." return 1 fi _debug SMTP_FROM "$SMTP_FROM" _saveaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_FROM "$SMTP_FROM"
SMTP_TO="$(_readaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_TO)" SMTP_TO="$(_clean_email_header "$SMTP_TO")" if [ -z "$SMTP_TO" ]; then _err "You must define SMTP_TO as the recipient email address(es)." return 1 fi if _email_has_display_name "$SMTP_TO"; then _err "SMTP_TO must be only simple email addresses (to@example.com,to2@example.com)." _err "Change your SMTP_TO='$SMTP_TO' to remove the display name(s)." return 1 fi _debug SMTP_TO "$SMTP_TO" _saveaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_TO "$SMTP_TO"
SMTP_HOST="$(_readaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_HOST)" if [ -z "$SMTP_HOST" ]; then _err "You must define SMTP_HOST as the SMTP server hostname." return 1 fi _debug SMTP_HOST "$SMTP_HOST" _saveaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_HOST "$SMTP_HOST"
SMTP_SECURE="$(_readaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_SECURE "$SMTP_SECURE_DEFAULT")" case "$SMTP_SECURE" in "none") smtp_port_default="25" ;; "ssl") smtp_port_default="465" ;; "tls") smtp_port_default="587" ;; *) _err "Invalid SMTP_SECURE='$SMTP_SECURE'. It must be 'ssl', 'tls' or 'none'." return 1 ;; esac _debug SMTP_SECURE "$SMTP_SECURE" _saveaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_SECURE "$SMTP_SECURE" "$SMTP_SECURE_DEFAULT"
SMTP_PORT="$(_readaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_PORT "$smtp_port_default")" case "$SMTP_PORT" in *[!0-9]*) _err "Invalid SMTP_PORT='$SMTP_PORT'. It must be a port number." return 1 ;; esac _debug SMTP_PORT "$SMTP_PORT" _saveaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_PORT "$SMTP_PORT" "$smtp_port_default"
SMTP_USERNAME="$(_readaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_USERNAME)" _debug SMTP_USERNAME "$SMTP_USERNAME" _saveaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_USERNAME "$SMTP_USERNAME"
SMTP_PASSWORD="$(_readaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_PASSWORD)" _secure_debug SMTP_PASSWORD "$SMTP_PASSWORD" _saveaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_PASSWORD "$SMTP_PASSWORD"
SMTP_TIMEOUT="$(_readaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_TIMEOUT "$SMTP_TIMEOUT_DEFAULT")" _debug SMTP_TIMEOUT "$SMTP_TIMEOUT" _saveaccountconf_mutable_default SMTP_TIMEOUT "$SMTP_TIMEOUT" "$SMTP_TIMEOUT_DEFAULT"
SMTP_X_MAILER="$(_clean_email_header "$PROJECT_NAME $VER --notify-hook smtp")"
# Run with --debug 2 (or above) to echo the transcript of the SMTP session. # Careful: this may include SMTP_PASSWORD in plaintext! if [ "${DEBUG:-$DEBUG_LEVEL_NONE}" -ge "$DEBUG_LEVEL_2" ]; then SMTP_SHOW_TRANSCRIPT="True" else SMTP_SHOW_TRANSCRIPT="" fi
SMTP_SUBJECT=$(_clean_email_header "$SMTP_SUBJECT") _debug SMTP_SUBJECT "$SMTP_SUBJECT" _debug SMTP_CONTENT "$SMTP_CONTENT"
# Send the message: case "$(basename "$SMTP_BIN")" in curl) _smtp_send=_smtp_send_curl ;; py*) _smtp_send=_smtp_send_python ;; *) _err "Can't figure out how to invoke '$SMTP_BIN'." _err "Check your SMTP_BIN setting." return 1 ;; esac
if ! smtp_output="$($_smtp_send)"; then _err "Error sending message with $SMTP_BIN." if [ -n "$smtp_output" ]; then _err "$smtp_output" fi return 1 fi
return 0 }
# Strip CR and NL from text to prevent MIME header injection # text _clean_email_header() { printf "%s" "$(echo "$1" | tr -d "\r\n")" }
# Simple check for display name in an email address (< > or ") # email _email_has_display_name() { _email="$1" expr "$_email" : '^.*[<>"]' >/dev/null }
## ## curl smtp sending ##
# Send the message via curl using SMTP_* variables _smtp_send_curl() { # Build curl args in $@ case "$SMTP_SECURE" in none) set -- --url "smtp://${SMTP_HOST}:${SMTP_PORT}" ;; ssl) set -- --url "smtps://${SMTP_HOST}:${SMTP_PORT}" ;; tls) set -- --url "smtp://${SMTP_HOST}:${SMTP_PORT}" --ssl-reqd ;; *) # This will only occur if someone adds a new SMTP_SECURE option above # without updating this code for it. _err "Unhandled SMTP_SECURE='$SMTP_SECURE' in _smtp_send_curl" _err "Please re-run with --debug and report a bug." return 1 ;; esac
set -- "$@" \
--upload-file - \
--mail-from "$SMTP_FROM" \
--max-time "$SMTP_TIMEOUT"
# Burst comma-separated $SMTP_TO into individual --mail-rcpt args. _to="${SMTP_TO}," while [ -n "$_to" ]; do _rcpt="${_to%%,*}" _to="${_to#*,}" set -- "$@" --mail-rcpt "$_rcpt" done
_smtp_login="${SMTP_USERNAME}:${SMTP_PASSWORD}" if [ "$_smtp_login" != ":" ]; then set -- "$@" --user "$_smtp_login" fi
if [ "$SMTP_SHOW_TRANSCRIPT" = "True" ]; then set -- "$@" --verbose else set -- "$@" --silent --show-error fi
raw_message="$(_smtp_raw_message)"
_debug2 "curl command:" "$SMTP_BIN" "$*" _debug2 "raw_message:\n$raw_message"
echo "$raw_message" | "$SMTP_BIN" "$@" }
# Output an RFC-822 / RFC-5322 email message using SMTP_* variables. # (This assumes variables have already been cleaned for use in email headers.) _smtp_raw_message() { echo "From: $SMTP_FROM" echo "To: $SMTP_TO" echo "Subject: $(_mime_encoded_word "$SMTP_SUBJECT")" echo "Date: $(_rfc2822_date)" echo "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8" echo "X-Mailer: $SMTP_X_MAILER" echo echo "$SMTP_CONTENT" }
# Convert text to RFC-2047 MIME "encoded word" format if it contains non-ASCII chars # text _mime_encoded_word() { _text="$1" # (regex character ranges like [a-z] can be locale-dependent; enumerate ASCII chars to avoid that) _ascii='] $`"'"[!#%&'()*+,./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ~^_abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~-" if expr "$_text" : "^.*[^$_ascii]" >/dev/null; then # At least one non-ASCII char; convert entire thing to encoded word printf "%s" "=?UTF-8?B?$(printf "%s" "$_text" | _base64)?=" else # Just printable ASCII, no conversion needed printf "%s" "$_text" fi }
# Output current date in RFC-2822 Section 3.3 format as required in email headers # (e.g., "Mon, 15 Feb 2021 14:22:01 -0800") _rfc2822_date() { # Notes: # - this is deliberately not UTC, because it "SHOULD express local time" per spec # - the spec requires weekday and month in the C locale (English), not localized # - this date format specifier has been tested on Linux, Mac, Solaris and FreeBSD _old_lc_time="$LC_TIME" LC_TIME=C date +'%a, %-d %b %Y %H:%M:%S %z' LC_TIME="$_old_lc_time" }
## ## Python smtp sending ##
# Send the message via Python using SMTP_* variables _smtp_send_python() { _debug "Python version" "$("$SMTP_BIN" --version 2>&1)"
# language=Python "$SMTP_BIN" <<PYTHON # This code is meant to work with either Python 2.7.x or Python 3.4+. try: try: from email.message import EmailMessage except ImportError: from email.mime.text import MIMEText as EmailMessage # Python 2 from smtplib import SMTP, SMTP_SSL, SMTPException from socket import error as SocketError except ImportError as err: print("A required Python standard package is missing. This system may have" " a reduced version of Python unsuitable for sending mail: %s" % err) exit(1)
show_transcript = """$SMTP_SHOW_TRANSCRIPT""" == "True"
smtp_host = """$SMTP_HOST""" smtp_port = int("""$SMTP_PORT""") smtp_secure = """$SMTP_SECURE""" username = """$SMTP_USERNAME""" password = """$SMTP_PASSWORD""" timeout=int("""$SMTP_TIMEOUT""") # seconds x_mailer="""$SMTP_X_MAILER"""
from_email="""$SMTP_FROM""" to_emails="""$SMTP_TO""" # can be comma-separated subject="""$SMTP_SUBJECT""" content="""$SMTP_CONTENT"""
try: msg = EmailMessage() msg.set_content(content) except (AttributeError, TypeError): # Python 2 MIMEText msg = EmailMessage(content) msg["Subject"] = subject msg["From"] = from_email msg["To"] = to_emails msg["X-Mailer"] = x_mailer
smtp = None try: if smtp_secure == "ssl": smtp = SMTP_SSL(smtp_host, smtp_port, timeout=timeout) else: smtp = SMTP(smtp_host, smtp_port, timeout=timeout) smtp.set_debuglevel(show_transcript) if smtp_secure == "tls": smtp.starttls() if username or password: smtp.login(username, password) smtp.sendmail(msg["From"], msg["To"].split(","), msg.as_string())
except SMTPException as err: # Output just the error (skip the Python stack trace) for SMTP errors print("Error sending: %r" % err) exit(1)
except SocketError as err: print("Error connecting to %s:%d: %r" % (smtp_host, smtp_port, err)) exit(1)
finally: if smtp is not None: smtp.quit() PYTHON }
## ## Conf helpers ##
#_readaccountconf_mutable_default name default_value # Given a name like MY_CONF: # - if MY_CONF is set and non-empty, output $MY_CONF # - if MY_CONF is set _empty_, output $default_value # (lets user `export MY_CONF=` to clear previous saved value # and return to default, without user having to know default) # - otherwise if _readaccountconf_mutable MY_CONF is non-empty, return that # (value of SAVED_MY_CONF from account.conf) # - otherwise output $default_value _readaccountconf_mutable_default() { _name="$1" _default_value="$2"
eval "_value=\"\$$_name\"" eval "_name_is_set=\"\${${_name}+true}\"" # ($_name_is_set is "true" if $$_name is set to anything, including empty) if [ -z "${_value}" ] && [ "${_name_is_set:-}" != "true" ]; then _value="$(_readaccountconf_mutable "$_name")" fi if [ -z "${_value}" ]; then _value="$_default_value" fi printf "%s" "$_value" }
#_saveaccountconf_mutable_default name value default_value base64encode # Like _saveaccountconf_mutable, but if value is default_value # then _clearaccountconf_mutable instead _saveaccountconf_mutable_default() { _name="$1" _value="$2" _default_value="$3" _base64encode="$4"
if [ "$_value" != "$_default_value" ]; then _saveaccountconf_mutable "$_name" "$_value" "$_base64encode" else _clearaccountconf_mutable "$_name" fi }
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