palant · October 2, 2024 12:17 · murty2 · Jun 19, 2021 · h3artbl33d · Apr 19, 2022
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
diff --git a/dkimsign.py b/dkimsign.py
 #!/usr/bin/env python3
 import argparse
 import email
 import re
 import sys

 from dkim import dkim_sign

 from opensmtpd import FilterServer

 def start():
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='DKIM signing filter for OpenSMTPD.')
    parser.add_argument('--config', '-c', metavar='config_path', help='Config file listing domain configurations (one per line)')
    parser.add_argument('domains', nargs='*', metavar='domain:selector:key_path', help='Domain configuration')
    args = parser.parse_args()

    if args.config:
        with open(args.config, 'r') as input:
            for line in input:
                line = line.strip()
                if line:
                    args.domains.append(line)
    if not args.domains:
        parser.print_help()
        sys.exit(1)

    config = {}
    for entry in args.domains:
        domain, selector, key = entry.split(':', 2)
        config[domain] = {'selector': selector, 'key': key}

    server = FilterServer()
    server.register_message_filter(lambda context, lines: sign(config, lines))
    server.serve_forever()


 def sign(config, lines):
    parsed = email.message_from_string('\n'.join(lines))
    sender = parsed.get('from', '')
    match = re.search(r'<([^<>]+)>', sender)
    if match:
        sender = match.group(1)
    domain = re.sub(r'.*@', '', sender)
    if domain in config:
        with open(config[domain]['key'], 'rb') as input:
            key = input.read()
        signature = dkim_sign(
            '\n'.join(lines).encode('latin-1'),
            config[domain]['selector'].encode('latin-1'),
            domain.encode('latin-1'),
            key
        ).decode('latin-1')
        header, value = re.split(r':\s*', signature, 1)
        parsed[header] = value
        lines = parsed.as_string().splitlines(False)
    return lines


 if __name__ == '__main__':
    start()
diff --git a/dkimverify.py b/dkimverify.py
 #!/usr/bin/env python3
 import argparse
 import email
 import re
 import traceback

 from dkim import dkim_verify

 from opensmtpd import FilterServer

 try:
    import spf
 except:
    spf = None


 def start():
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='DKIM verifying filter for OpenSMTPD.')
    parser.add_argument('hostname', nargs='?', default='localhost')
    args = parser.parse_args()

    server = FilterServer()
    server.register_handler('report', 'link-identify', save_identity)
    server.register_handler('report', 'tx-mail', save_sender)
    server.register_message_filter(lambda context, lines: verify(server, args.hostname, context, lines))
    server.serve_forever()


 def save_identity(context, method, identity):
    context['identity'] = identity


 def save_sender(context, message_id, result, sender):
    context['sender'] = sender


 def verify(server, hostname, context, lines):
    message = '\n'.join(lines)
    parsed = email.message_from_string(message)
    if 'authentication-results' in parsed:
        del parsed['authentication-results']

    dkim_result = 'unknown'
    if 'dkim-signature' in parsed:
        if dkim_verify(message.encode('latin-1')):
            dkim_result = 'pass'
        else:
            dkim_result = 'fail'

    if spf:
        try:
            ip = re.sub(r':\d+$', '', context['src'])
            ip = re.sub(r'^\[(.*)\]$', r'\1', ip)
            spf_result, code, message = spf.check(i=ip, s=context['sender'], h=context['identity'])
            clean = lambda value: re.sub(r'\s', '', value)
            spf_result = '{} (sender is {}/{}) smtp.mailfrom={}'.format(
                spf_result,
                clean(context['identity']),
                clean(ip),
                clean(context['sender'])
            )
        except:
            server.log_exception()
            spf_result = 'unknown'
        spf_result = '; spf={}'.format(spf_result)
    else:
        spf_result = ''

    parsed['Authentication-Results'] = '{}; dkim={}{}'.format(hostname, dkim_result, spf_result)
    return parsed.as_string().splitlines(False)


 if __name__ == '__main__':
    start()
diff --git a/opensmtpd.py b/opensmtpd.py
 #!/usr/bin/env python3
 import os
 import re
 import sys
 import traceback

 class FilterServer:
    """Filter server implementation, communicates with OpenSMTPD via stdin and stdout."""

    def __init__(self):
        """Handles the initial communication with OpenSMTPD."""

        self._stdin = os.fdopen(sys.stdin.fileno(), 'r', encoding='latin-1', buffering=1)
        self._stdout = os.fdopen(sys.stdout.fileno(), 'w', encoding='latin-1', buffering=1)
        self._stderr = os.fdopen(sys.stderr.fileno(), 'w', encoding='latin-1', buffering=1)
        self._handlers = {}
        self._contexts = None
        while self.recv() != 'config|ready':
            pass


    def recv(self):
        """Low-level functionality. Receives one line from OpenSMTPD."""

        return self._stdin.readline().rstrip('\r\n')


    def send(self, line):
        """Low-level functionality. Sends one line to OpenSMTPD."""

        print(line, file=self._stdout)


    def log_exception(self):
        """Prints the current exception message to stderr."""
        traceback.print_exc(file=self._stderr)


    def register_handler(self, event, phase, handler):
        """Registers an event processor, has to be called before serve_forever().
        Supported event types are 'report' and 'filter'. Handlers for report
        events will receive session ID and phase-specific parameters as
        arguments, no response expected. Handlers for most filter events will
        receive the same parameters but have to return a result like 'proceed'
        or 'reject|550 Spam'. Handler for 'data-line' filter will receive an
        additional send_dataline handler as last parameter which can be called
        any number of times to send lines to OpenSMTPD. Return value is ignored
        for this filter.
        """

        key = '{}|{}'.format(event, phase)
        if key in self._handlers:
            raise Exception('Handler for {} is already registered'.format(key))
        self._handlers[key] = handler
        self.send('register|{}|smtp-in|{}'.format(event, phase))


    def _call_handlers(self, result_handler, event, phase, session, *args):
        key = '{}|{}'.format(event, phase)
        if key in self._handlers:
            try:
                if self._contexts is not None and key != 'report|link-connect':
                    session = self._contexts[session]
                result_handler(self._handlers[key](session, *args))
            except:
                self.log_exception()


    def _filter_response(self, version, kind, session, token, payload):
        if re.search(r'^0\.[1-4]$', version):
            self.send('|'.join([kind, token, session, payload]))
        else:
            self.send('|'.join([kind, session, token, payload]))


    def serve_forever(self):
        """Ends initialization phase and processes any requests coming from
        OpenSMTPD. This function never returns.
        """

        def noop(result):
            pass

        def send_filter_response(result):
            self._filter_response(version, 'filter-result', session, token, result)

        def send_dataline(line):
            self._filter_response(version, 'filter-dataline', session, token, line)

        self.send('register|ready')
        while True:
            line = self.recv()
            count = line.count('|')
            if count < 5:
                continue
            elif count == 5:
                event, version, timestamp, subsystem, phase, session = line.split('|', 5)
                payload = None
            else:
                event, version, timestamp, subsystem, phase, session, payload = line.split('|', 6)

            if event == 'report':
                args = []
                if payload is not None:
                    args = payload.split('|')
                if phase == 'tx-mail' and re.search(r'^0\.[1-4]$', version) and len(args) == 3:
                    # Older protocol versions had result and sender reversed
                    args[1], args[2] = (args[2], args[1])
                self._call_handlers(noop, event, phase, session, *args)
            elif event == 'filter':
                if payload is not None and '|' in payload:
                    token, payload = payload.split('|', 1)
                else:
                    token = payload
                    payload = None
                if phase == 'data-line':
                    self._call_handlers(noop, event, phase, session, payload, send_dataline)
                else:
                    args = []
                    if payload is not None:
                        args = payload.split('|')
                    self._call_handlers(send_filter_response, event, phase, session, *args)


    def track_context(self):
        """Calling this method before serve_forever() ensures that the first
        parameter passed to all handlers will be the session context rather
        than merely a session ID. A session context is a dict object containing
        the following keys by default: 'session', 'rdns', 'fcrdns', 'src',
        'dest'. These match the parameters of the link-connect report event.
        Handlers can add and modify context object at will.
        """
        if self._contexts is not None:
            return

        self._contexts = {}

        def handle_link_connect(session, rdns, fcrdns, src, dest):
            self._contexts[session] = dict(session=session, rdns=rdns, fcrdns=fcrdns, src=src, dest=dest)


        def handle_link_disconnect(context):
            del self._contexts[context['session']]


        self.register_handler('report', 'link-connect', handle_link_connect)
        self.register_handler('report', 'link-disconnect', handle_link_disconnect)


    def register_message_filter(self, handler):
        """Convenience method allowing to filter message bodies without
        registering multiple event handlers. The handler will be called with
        the session context and a list of message lines. It has to return a
        filtered list of lines. Note: this will call track_context().
        """

        def escape_line(line):
            if line.startswith('.'):
                return '.' + line
            else:
                return line

        def unescape_line(line):
            if line.startswith('..'):
                return line[1:]
            else:
                return line

        def handle_dataline(context, line, send_dataline):
            try:
                if line != '.':
                    context.setdefault('message_lines', []).append(unescape_line(line))
                else:
                    lines = handler(context, context.get('message_lines', []))
                    for l in lines:
                        send_dataline(escape_line(l))
                    send_dataline('.')
                    context.pop('message_lines', None)
            except:
                send_dataline('.')
                context['message_error'] = True
                context.pop('message_lines', None)
                raise


        def handle_commit(context, *args):
            if 'message_error' in context:
                del context['message_error']
                return 'reject|451 Internal server error'
            else:
                return 'proceed'


        self.track_context()
        self.register_handler('filter', 'data-line', handle_dataline)
        self.register_handler('filter', 'commit', handle_commit)
	#!/usr/bin/env python3
	import argparse
	import email
	import re
	import sys

	from dkim import dkim_sign

	from opensmtpd import FilterServer

	def start():
	parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='DKIM signing filter for OpenSMTPD.')
	parser.add_argument('--config', '-c', metavar='config_path', help='Config file listing domain configurations (one per line)')
	parser.add_argument('domains', nargs='*', metavar='domain:selector:key_path', help='Domain configuration')
	args = parser.parse_args()

	if args.config:
	with open(args.config, 'r') as input:
	for line in input:
	line = line.strip()
	if line:
	args.domains.append(line)
	if not args.domains:
	parser.print_help()
	sys.exit(1)

	config = {}
	for entry in args.domains:
	domain, selector, key = entry.split(':', 2)
	config[domain] = {'selector': selector, 'key': key}

	server = FilterServer()
	server.register_message_filter(lambda context, lines: sign(config, lines))
	server.serve_forever()


	def sign(config, lines):
	parsed = email.message_from_string('\n'.join(lines))
	sender = parsed.get('from', '')
	match = re.search(r'<([^<>]+)>', sender)
	if match:
	sender = match.group(1)
	domain = re.sub(r'.*@', '', sender)
	if domain in config:
	with open(config[domain]['key'], 'rb') as input:
	key = input.read()
	signature = dkim_sign(
	'\n'.join(lines).encode('latin-1'),
	config[domain]['selector'].encode('latin-1'),
	domain.encode('latin-1'),
	key
	).decode('latin-1')
	header, value = re.split(r':\s*', signature, 1)
	parsed[header] = value
	lines = parsed.as_string().splitlines(False)
	return lines


	if __name__ == '__main__':
	start()
	#!/usr/bin/env python3
	import os
	import re
	import sys
	import traceback

	class FilterServer:
	"""Filter server implementation, communicates with OpenSMTPD via stdin and stdout."""

	def __init__(self):
	"""Handles the initial communication with OpenSMTPD."""

	self._stdin = os.fdopen(sys.stdin.fileno(), 'r', encoding='latin-1', buffering=1)
	self._stdout = os.fdopen(sys.stdout.fileno(), 'w', encoding='latin-1', buffering=1)
	self._stderr = os.fdopen(sys.stderr.fileno(), 'w', encoding='latin-1', buffering=1)
	self._handlers = {}
	self._contexts = None
	while self.recv() != 'config\|ready':
	pass


	def recv(self):
	"""Low-level functionality. Receives one line from OpenSMTPD."""

	return self._stdin.readline().rstrip('\r\n')


	def send(self, line):
	"""Low-level functionality. Sends one line to OpenSMTPD."""

	print(line, file=self._stdout)


	def log_exception(self):
	"""Prints the current exception message to stderr."""
	traceback.print_exc(file=self._stderr)


	def register_handler(self, event, phase, handler):
	"""Registers an event processor, has to be called before serve_forever().
	Supported event types are 'report' and 'filter'. Handlers for report
	events will receive session ID and phase-specific parameters as
	arguments, no response expected. Handlers for most filter events will
	receive the same parameters but have to return a result like 'proceed'
	or 'reject\|550 Spam'. Handler for 'data-line' filter will receive an
	additional send_dataline handler as last parameter which can be called
	any number of times to send lines to OpenSMTPD. Return value is ignored
	for this filter.
	"""

	key = '{}\|{}'.format(event, phase)
	if key in self._handlers:
	raise Exception('Handler for {} is already registered'.format(key))
	self._handlers[key] = handler
	self.send('register\|{}\|smtp-in\|{}'.format(event, phase))


	def _call_handlers(self, result_handler, event, phase, session, *args):
	key = '{}\|{}'.format(event, phase)
	if key in self._handlers:
	try:
	if self._contexts is not None and key != 'report\|link-connect':
	session = self._contexts[session]
	result_handler(self._handlers[key](session, *args))
	except:
	self.log_exception()


	def _filter_response(self, version, kind, session, token, payload):
	if re.search(r'^0\.[1-4]$', version):
	self.send('\|'.join([kind, token, session, payload]))
	else:
	self.send('\|'.join([kind, session, token, payload]))


	def serve_forever(self):
	"""Ends initialization phase and processes any requests coming from
	OpenSMTPD. This function never returns.
	"""

	def noop(result):
	pass

	def send_filter_response(result):
	self._filter_response(version, 'filter-result', session, token, result)

	def send_dataline(line):
	self._filter_response(version, 'filter-dataline', session, token, line)

	self.send('register\|ready')
	while True:
	line = self.recv()
	count = line.count('\|')
	if count < 5:
	continue
	elif count == 5:
	event, version, timestamp, subsystem, phase, session = line.split('\|', 5)
	payload = None
	else:
	event, version, timestamp, subsystem, phase, session, payload = line.split('\|', 6)

	if event == 'report':
	args = []
	if payload is not None:
	args = payload.split('\|')
	if phase == 'tx-mail' and re.search(r'^0\.[1-4]$', version) and len(args) == 3:
	# Older protocol versions had result and sender reversed
	args[1], args[2] = (args[2], args[1])
	self._call_handlers(noop, event, phase, session, *args)
	elif event == 'filter':
	if payload is not None and '\|' in payload:
	token, payload = payload.split('\|', 1)
	else:
	token = payload
	payload = None
	if phase == 'data-line':
	self._call_handlers(noop, event, phase, session, payload, send_dataline)
	else:
	args = []
	if payload is not None:
	args = payload.split('\|')
	self._call_handlers(send_filter_response, event, phase, session, *args)


	def track_context(self):
	"""Calling this method before serve_forever() ensures that the first
	parameter passed to all handlers will be the session context rather
	than merely a session ID. A session context is a dict object containing
	the following keys by default: 'session', 'rdns', 'fcrdns', 'src',
	'dest'. These match the parameters of the link-connect report event.
	Handlers can add and modify context object at will.
	"""
	if self._contexts is not None:
	return

	self._contexts = {}

	def handle_link_connect(session, rdns, fcrdns, src, dest):
	self._contexts[session] = dict(session=session, rdns=rdns, fcrdns=fcrdns, src=src, dest=dest)


	def handle_link_disconnect(context):
	del self._contexts[context['session']]


	self.register_handler('report', 'link-connect', handle_link_connect)
	self.register_handler('report', 'link-disconnect', handle_link_disconnect)


	def register_message_filter(self, handler):
	"""Convenience method allowing to filter message bodies without
	registering multiple event handlers. The handler will be called with
	the session context and a list of message lines. It has to return a
	filtered list of lines. Note: this will call track_context().
	"""

	def escape_line(line):
	if line.startswith('.'):
	return '.' + line
	else:
	return line

	def unescape_line(line):
	if line.startswith('..'):
	return line[1:]
	else:
	return line

	def handle_dataline(context, line, send_dataline):
	try:
	if line != '.':
	context.setdefault('message_lines', []).append(unescape_line(line))
	else:
	lines = handler(context, context.get('message_lines', []))
	for l in lines:
	send_dataline(escape_line(l))
	send_dataline('.')
	context.pop('message_lines', None)
	except:
	send_dataline('.')
	context['message_error'] = True
	context.pop('message_lines', None)
	raise


	def handle_commit(context, *args):
	if 'message_error' in context:
	del context['message_error']
	return 'reject\|451 Internal server error'
	else:
	return 'proceed'


	self.track_context()
	self.register_handler('filter', 'data-line', handle_dataline)
	self.register_handler('filter', 'commit', handle_commit)