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#!/bin/bash
# Usage
#
# In order to send authenticated mail to the tmp_user you need to
# export these environment variables before running this script:
# - FROM_EXTERNAL_OPTS for sending mails from external mailservers to the tmp_user account
#
# as an example:
# export FROM_EXTERNAL_OPTS='-f user@example.org --tlsc --au user@example.or -ap MYPASSWORD -s smtp.example.org'
set -x
set -e
PROVIDER='cdev.bitmask.net'
BCTL='bitmaskctl'
LEAP_HOME='~/.config/leap'
MAIL_UUID=$(uuidgen)
username="tmp_user_$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S)"
user="${username}@${PROVIDER}"
pw="$(head -c 10 < /dev/urandom | base64)"
SWAKS="swaks -t $user --header-X-MAIL-UUID \"$MAIL_UUID\""
# Stop any previously started bitmaskd
# and start a new instance
"$BCTL" stop
rm -rf $LEAP_HOME
"$BCTL" start
# Register a new user
"$BCTL" user create "$user" --pass "$pw"
# Authenticate
"$BCTL" user auth "$user" --pass "$pw"
# Note that imap_pw is the same for smtp
imap_pw="None"
# FIXME -- this would be prettier if we had the auth command block on
# the first-time run, so that we just return when the key has been generated
# and explicitely raise any error found
while [[ $imap_pw == *"None"* ]]; do
response=$("$BCTL" mail get_token)
sleep 2
imap_pw=$(echo "$response" | head -n 1 | sed 's/ */ /g' | cut -d' ' -f 2)
done
$SWAKS $FROM_EXTERNAL_OPTS
echo "IMAP/SMTP PASSWD: $imap_pw"
# XXX get mail we just sent.
./getmail --mailbox INBOX --subject "my_unique_subject" $user $imap_pw
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