1SYMPA_SCENARIO(5)                sympa 6.2.48                SYMPA_SCENARIO(5)
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NAME

6       sympa_scenario - Authorization scenario
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SYNOPSIS

9       An example del.auth file:
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11         title    deletion performed only by list owners, need authentication
12         title.es eliminacin reservada slo para el propietario, necesita autentificacin
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14         is_owner([listname],[sender])  smtp       -> request_auth
15         is_listmaster([sender])        smtp       -> request_auth
16         true()                         md5,smime  -> do_it
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DESCRIPTION

19   File format
20       Basically, a scenario file is composed of titles on the first lines and
21       a set of rules on the following lines.
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23       Rules consist of one or more line in the form:
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25         condition authentication_methods -> action
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27       Some terms of conditions may take one or more arguments.  The arguments
28       are variables or literals (see "Terms of conditions", "Variables").
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30       Authentication methods is a comma-separated list of one or more methods
31       (see "Authentication methods").
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33       Some actions may have optional modifiers (see "Actions").
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35       Terms of conditions
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37       "true" "(" ")"
38           Always returns true.
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40       "equal" "(" var1"," var2 ")"
41           Tests if two arguments are equal.
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43       "is_subscriber" "(" listname"," var ")"
44       "is_owner" "(" listname"," var ")"
45       "is_editor" "(" listname"," var ")"
46           Tests if var is the subscriber, owner or editor of the list
47           listname.  listname is the variable "[listname]" or list address,
48           "name" or "name"@"domain".
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50       "is_listmaster" "(" var ")"
51           Tests if var is the listmaster.
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53       "less_than" "(" var1"," var2 ")"
54           Tests if var1 is less than var2.
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56       "match" "(" var"," "/"perl_regexp"/" ")"
57           Tests if var matches with perl_regexp.
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59           perl_regexp is a perl regular expression.  Don't forget to escape
60           special characters ("^", "$", "{", "(", ...): Check perlre(1) for
61           regular expression syntax.  It can contain the string "[domain]"
62           (interpreted at run time as the list or robot domain).
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64           Note: Sympa prior to 6.2.32 recognized "[host]" instead of
65           "[domain]".
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67       "newer" "(" date"," date ")"
68           Returns true if first date is posterior to the second
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70       "older" "(" date"," date ")"
71           Returns true if first date is anterior to the second date
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73           date is Unix time or the string "n"y"n"m"n"d"n"h"n"min"n"sec"",
74           where each n is a number.
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76       "search" "(" named_filter_file"," var")"
77           Tests if var is found by named filter.
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79           named_filter_file is a file name ending with ".ldap", ".sql" or
80           ".txt".
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82       "verify_netmask" "(" network_block ")"
83           Tests if "REMOTE_ADDR" CGI environment variable matches with
84           network_block.
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86           This allows the user to configure their local network to only be
87           accessible to those that are members of it.
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89       "CustomCondition::"package_name "(" arguments, ... ")"
90           Evaluates custom condition.  package_name is the name of a Perl
91           package in $SYSCONFDIR/custom_conditions/ (lowercase).
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93       Variables
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95       "[custom_vars->"custom_var_name"]"
96           Allows you to introduce custom parameters in your scenario.
97           custom_var_name is the name of the custom parameter you want to
98           use.
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100       "[date]"
101           Date of reception of the message.
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103       "[domain]"
104           Mail domain of current list.
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106           Note: This variable was introduced by Sympa 6.2.32.  Previous
107           versions used a variable "[conf->host]" (obsoleted) instead.
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109       "[env->"env_var"]"
110           env_var is the name of CGI environment variable (note that it is
111           case-sensitive).
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113       "[is_bcc]"
114           Set to 1 if the list is neither in To: nor Cc: field.
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116       "[listname]"
117           Name of current list.
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119       "[msg_encrypted]"
120           Set to ""smime"" if the message was S/MIME encrypted.
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122       "[msg_header->"field_name"]"
123       "[msg_header->"field_name"]["index"]"
124           Value of message header field, available only when evaluating the
125           authorization scenario for sending messages.  It can be used, for
126           example, to require editor validation for multipart messages.
127           Optional index may be integer (may be less than 0) to choose
128           particular entry from multiple fields.
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130       "[msg_part->type]"
131       "[msg_part->body]"
132           The MIME content types and bodies; the body is available for MIME
133           parts in text/xxx format only.
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135       "[previous_email]"
136           Old email when changing subscription email in preference page.
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138       "[sender]"
139           The email address of the current user (used on web or mail
140           interface).  Default value is "nobody".
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142       "[topic]"
143           Topic of the message.  This variable has a value if any of the
144           previous "[topic-*]" variable has a value.
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146       "[topic-auto]"
147           Topic of the message if it has been automatically tagged.
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149       "[topic-editor]"
150           Topic of the message if it has been tagged by editor.
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152       "[topic-needed]"
153           The message has not got any topic and message topic are required
154           for the list.
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156       "[topic-sender]"
157           Topic of the message if it has been tagged by sender.
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159       "[user_attributes->"user_attributes_key_word"]"
160           user_attributes_key_word is one of the names of user attributes
161           provided by the SSO system via environment variables.  Available
162           only if user authenticated with a "generic_sso".
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164       Authentication methods
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166       The e-mail of authenticated user is given by "[sender]" variable.  If
167       it is not given, '"nobody"' will be set.
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169       "smtp"
170           Default method.  No actual authentication, and if any, sender of
171           the message is used.
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173       "dkim"
174           Authenticated by DKIM signature.
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176       "md5"
177           Authenticated by web authentication (password), or by
178           authentication key in e-mail message.
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180       "smime"
181           Authenticated by S/MIME signature, or TLS client certificate.
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183       Actions
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185       An action consists of an action name and optional modifiers.
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187       Action names:
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189       "do_it"
190           Allows operation.
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192       "editor"
193           The message will be forwarded to list editor.
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195       "editorkey"
196           The message will be held for moderation by list editor.
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198       "listmaster"
199           Same as "do_it" but makes newly created list be pending.
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201       "owner"
202           The operation is held and waits for approval by list owner.
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204       "reject"
205           Denies operation.
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207       "request_auth"
208           The operation is held and waits for confirmation by the user.
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210       Modifiers:
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212       "([email])"
213           Only for "request_auth" action.  Sends authentication request to
214           the target user of operation (given as the value of ""[email]""
215           variable) instead of original sender.
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217           Note that "[email]" is a literal and no other variable names can't
218           be used.
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220       "," "notify"
221           Only for "do_it" and "listmaster" actions.  Sends a notification to
222           list owner.
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224       "," "quiet"
225           Sends no notification to the message sender.
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227       "(reason='"reason_key"')"
228           Only for "reject" action.  Matches a key in
229           mail_tt2/authorization_reject.tt2 template corresponding to an
230           information message about the reason of the reject of the user.
231           reason_key have to be a static string enclosed by '...'.
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233       "(tt2='"tpl_name"')"
234           Only for "reject" action.  Corresponding template (tpl_name".tt2")
235           is sent to the sender.  tpl_name have to be a static string
236           enclosed by '...'.
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238   Formal syntax
239       # Below is the formal syntax definition by modified BNF.
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241       rule : condition spaces auth_list "->" action
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243       # Condition
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245       condition : "!" condition
246           | "true" "(" ")"
247           | "equal" "(" var "," var ")"
248           | "is_editor" "(" listname "," var ")"
249           | "is_listmaster" "(" var ")"
250           | "is_owner" "(" listname "," var ")"
251           | "is_subscriber" "(" listname "," var ")"
252           | "less_than" "(" var "," var ")"
253           | "match" "(" var "," "/" perl_regexp "/" ")"
254           | "newer" "(" date "," date ")"
255           | "older" "(" date "," date ")"
256           | "search" "(" named_filter_file ")"
257           | "verify_netmask" "(" network_block ")"
258           | "CustomCondition::" package_name "(" var* ")"
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260       var : "[email]"
261           | "[conf->" conf_key_word "]"
262           | "[current_date]"
263           | "[custom_vars->" custom_var_name "]"
264           | "[env->" env_var "]"
265           | "[is_bcc]"
266           | "[list->" list_key_word "]"
267           | "[msg_body]"
268           | "[msg_encrypted]"
269           | "[msg_header->" field_name "]" "[" index "]"
270           | "[msg_header->" field_name "]"
271           | "[msg_part->type]"
272           | "[msg_part->body]"
273           | "[previous_email]"
274           | "[sender]"
275           | "[subscriber->" subscriber_key_word "]"
276           | "[topic]"
277           | "[topic-auto]"
278           | "[topic-editor]"
279           | "[topic-needed]"
280           | "[topic-sender]"
281           | "[user->" user_key_word "]"
282           | "[user_attributes->" user_attributes_keyword "]"
283           | string
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285       listname : "[listname]"
286           | listname_string
287           | listname_string "@" domain_string
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289       date : "[date]"
290           | date_expr
291           | integer
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293       user_key_word : "email"
294           | "gecos"
295           | "lang"
296           | "password"
297           | "cookie_delay_user"
298           | additional_user_fields
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300       subscriber_key_word : "email"
301           | "date"
302           | "bounce"
303           | "gecos"
304           | "reception"
305           | "update_date"
306           | "visibility"
307           | additional_subscriber_fields
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309       list_key_word : "name"
310           | "address"
311           | "domain"
312           | "lang"
313           | "max_size"
314           | "priority"
315           | "reply_to"
316           | "status"
317           | "subject"
318           | "total"
319           | "account"
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321       conf_key_word : "domain"
322           | "default_list_priority"
323           | "email"
324           | "lang"
325           | "listmaster"
326           | "max_size"
327           | "request_priority"
328           | "sympa_priority"
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330       # Authentication methods
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332       auth_list : auth "," auth_list
333           | auth
334           | ""
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336       auth : "smtp"
337           | "dkim"
338           | "md5"
339           | "smime"
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341       # Actions
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343       action : "do_it" ( "," "quiet" | "," "notify" )*
344           | "editor" [ "," "quiet" ]
345           | "editorkey" [ "," "quiet" ]
346           | "listmaster" [ "," "notify" ]
347           | "owner" [ "," "quiet" ]
348           | "reject" (
349                 "(" "reason=" reason_key ")"
350               | "(" "tt2=" tpl_name ")"
351               | "," "quiet"
352             )*
353           | "reject(tt2=" tpl_name ")" [ "," "quiet" ]
354           | "request_auth" [ "([email])" ]
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FILES

357       $EXPLDIR"/"list path"/scenari"
358       $SYSCONFDIR"/"virtual host"/scenari"
359       $SYSCONFDIR"/scenari"
360       $DEFAULTDIR"/scenari"
361           Path of scenario files: List, robot and site levels, and
362           distribution defaults.
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SEE ALSO

365       Sympa::Scenario.
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HISTORY

368       Original contents of this document were partially taken from a chapter
369       "Authorization scenarios" in Sympa, Mailing List Management Software -
370       Reference manual.
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