#!/bin/sh

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## ez-pine-gpg-encrypt                                ##
## part of ez-pine-gpg v0.4h // gpg filters for pine  ##
## http://Business-PHP.com/opensource/ez-pine-gpg/    ##
## (c) 13 Feb 2004, Atom Emet                         ##
## (c) 16 Dec 2004, Atom Emet                         ##
## Atom {at} Business-PHP.com                         ##
## Distributed under the GNU General Public License   ##
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##  ################################################  ##
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########################################################

#########################################
## PATH is configured during installation
PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/home/bnewbold/bin

###################
## clear the screen
clear 1>&2

###############################################################
## display notices and give the user an opportunity to bail out
##
echo '#########################################################################' 1>&2
echo '## This message is being processed by ez-pine-gpg v0.4h                ##' 1>&2
echo '## http://Business-PHP.com/opensource/ez-pine-gpg/                     ##' 1>&2
echo '## (c) 13 Feb 2004, Atom Emet                                          ##' 1>&2
echo '## (c) 16 Dec 2004, Atom Emet                                          ##' 1>&2
echo '## Distributed under the GNU General Public License                    ##' 1>&2
echo '## See source for details                                              ##' 1>&2
echo '##                                                                     ##' 1>&2
echo '##         THIS FILTER ENCRYPTS BUT DOES NOT SIGN YOUR MESSAGE!        ##' 1>&2
echo '##                                                                     ##' 1>&2
echo '##      (May not be safe for BCC recipients -- see documentation)      ##' 1>&2
echo '##                                                                     ##' 1>&2
echo '## Are you sure you want to send this message without signing it?      ##' 1>&2
echo '## Press ENTER to continue or ^C to cancel.                            ##' 1>&2
echo '#########################################################################' 1>&2

####################################################
## we only need an acknowledgment: hit <ENTER> or ^C
## of course, some loser will type in their passphrase
## so we want it to NOT echo and we want to unset it
## hopefully this will be unset before their
## passphrase is written to disk cache
## the stty commmand also compensates for an un-acknowledged display bug in pine
##
stty -f /dev/tty -echo
read answer 0< /dev/tty
answer=
stty -f /dev/tty echo

#######################################
## function to gracefully handle errors
## if something goes wrong display an error message
## that includes the recipients
##
gpg_failed () {
    echo '#########################################################################' 1>&2
    echo '##      Something went wrong     ####     See above for more info      ##' 1>&2
    echo '#########################################################################' 1>&2
    echo "## Tried encrypting to: <user>`printf '\011'`(key ID)" 1>&2
    for each_recipient in ${@}
    do
	[ "`echo ${each_recipient} | egrep '@'`" ] && echo "##     <${each_recipient}>`printf '\011'`(`gpg --with-colons --list-keys ${each_recipient} 2> /dev/null | egrep ^pub | head -n 1 | cut -d : -f 5`)" 1>&2
    done
    echo '#########################################################################' 1>&2
    ########################
    ## unset these variables
    recipients= ; each_recipient=
    #############################################################################
    ## a non-zero exit status will force pine to recognize that the script failed
    ## forcing an acknowledgment here will leave diagnostic info visible to user
    echo '/////////////////////// Press <ENTER> to continue ///////////////////////' 1>&2
    read dead < /dev/tty
    clear 1>&2
    exit 1
}

###############################################
## recipients are passed as arguments from pine
## and processed by "ez-pine-gpg-helper-recipient"
## if a key can't be found for an address
## then bail out with an error message
##
recipients=`ez-pine-gpg-helper-recipient ${@}` || gpg_failed ${@}

####################################################
## send the message from STDIN through gpg to STDOUT
## if it fails then bail out with an error message
##
gpg -ea ${recipients} || gpg_failed ${recipients}

########################################
## unset variables we don't need anymore
##
recipients= ; each_recipient=

#############
## we're done
##
exit 0