Mail_RFC822 Class Reference

Collaboration diagram for Mail_RFC822:

Public Member Functions
	__construct (?string $address=null, ?string $default_domain=null, ?bool $nest_groups=null, ?bool $validate=null, ?int $limit=null)
	Sets up the object. More...
	parseAddressList (?string $address=null, ?string $default_domain=null, ?bool $nest_groups=null, ?bool $validate=null, ?int $limit=null)
	Starts the whole process. More...
	validateMailbox (string &$mailbox)
	Function to validate a mailbox, which is: mailbox = addr-spec ; simple address / phrase route-addr ; name and route-addr. More...
	approximateCount (string $data)
	Returns an approximate count of how many addresses are in the given string. More...
	isValidInetAddress (string $data, bool $strict=false)
	This is a email validating function separate to the rest of the class. More...

Data Fields
string	$address = ''
	The address being parsed by the RFC822 object. More...
string	$default_domain = 'localhost'
	The default domain to use for unqualified addresses. More...
bool	$nestGroups = true
	Should we return a nested array showing groups, or flatten everything? More...
bool	$validate = true
	Whether or not to validate atoms for non-ascii characters. More...
array	$addresses = []
	The array of raw addresses built up as we parse. More...
array	$structure = []
	The final array of parsed address information that we build up. More...
string	$error = null
	The current error message, if any. More...
int	$index = null
	An internal counter/pointer. More...
int	$num_groups = 0
	The number of groups that have been found in the address list. More...
bool	$mailRFC822 = true
	A variable so that we can tell whether or not we're inside a Mail_RFC822 object. More...
int	$limit = null
	A limit after which processing stops. More...

Protected Member Functions
	_splitAddresses (string $address)
	Splits an address into separate addresses. More...
	_isGroup (string $address)
	Checks for a group at the start of the string. More...
	_splitCheck (array $parts, string $char)
	A common function that will check an exploded string. More...
	_hasUnclosedQuotes (string $string)
	Checks if a string has unclosed quotes or not. More...
	_hasUnclosedBrackets (string $string, string $chars)
	Checks if a string has an unclosed brackets or not. More...
	_hasUnclosedBracketsSub (string $string, int &$num, string $char)
	Sub function that is used only by hasUnclosedBrackets(). More...
	_validateAddress (array $address)
	Function to begin checking the address. More...
	_validatePhrase (string $phrase)
	Function to validate a phrase. More...
	_validateAtom (string $atom)
	Function to validate an atom which from rfc822 is: atom = 1*<any CHAR except specials, SPACE and CTLs> More...
	_validateQuotedString (string $qstring)
	Function to validate quoted string, which is: quoted-string = <"> *(qtext/quoted-pair) <"> More...
	_validateRouteAddr (string $route_addr)
	This function validates a route-addr which is: route-addr = "<" [route] addr-spec ">". More...
	_validateRoute (string $route)
	Function to validate a route, which is: route = 1#("@" domain) ":". More...
	_validateDomain (string $domain)
	Function to validate a domain, though this is not quite what you expect of a strict internet domain. More...
	_validateSubdomain (string $subdomain)
	Function to validate a subdomain: subdomain = domain-ref / domain-literal. More...
	_validateDliteral (string $dliteral)
	Function to validate a domain literal: domain-literal = "[" *(dtext / quoted-pair) "]". More...
	_validateAddrSpec (string $addr_spec)
	Function to validate an addr-spec. More...
	_validateLocalPart (string $local_part)
	Function to validate the local part of an address: local-part = word *("." word) More...

Detailed Description

Definition at line 74 of file RFC822.php.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__construct()

Mail_RFC822::__construct	(	?string	$address = null,
		?string	$default_domain = null,
		?bool	$nest_groups = null,
		?bool	$validate = null,
		?int	$limit = null
	)

Sets up the object.

The address must either be set here or when calling parseAddressList(). One or the other.

Parameters

string	$address	The address(es) to validate.
string	$default_domain	Default domain/host etc. If not supplied, will be set to localhost.
bool	$nest_groups	Whether to return the structure with groups nested for easier viewing.
bool	$validate	Whether to validate atoms. Turn this off if you need to run addresses through before encoding the personal names, for instance.

Definition at line 154 of file RFC822.php.

References $address, $default_domain, $limit, and $validate.

      {
        if (isset($address)) {
            $this->address = $address;
        }
        if (isset($default_domain)) {
            $this->default_domain = $default_domain;
        }
        if (isset($nest_groups)) {
            $this->nestGroups = $nest_groups;
        }
        if (isset($validate)) {
            $this->validate = $validate;
        }
        if (isset($limit)) {
            $this->limit = $limit;
        }
    }

Member Function Documentation

_hasUnclosedBrackets()

Mail_RFC822::_hasUnclosedBrackets ( string  $string, string  $chars  )

protected

Checks if a string has an unclosed brackets or not.

IMPORTANT: This function handles both angle brackets and square brackets;

Parameters

string	$string	The string to check.
string	$chars	The characters to check for.

Returns

bool True if there are unclosed brackets inside the string, false otherwise.

Definition at line 422 of file RFC822.php.

References _hasUnclosedBracketsSub().

Referenced by _splitCheck().

                                                                          : bool
    {
        $num_angle_start = substr_count($string, $chars[0]);
        $num_angle_end = substr_count($string, $chars[1]);

        $this->_hasUnclosedBracketsSub($string, $num_angle_start, $chars[0]);
        $this->_hasUnclosedBracketsSub($string, $num_angle_end, $chars[1]);

        if ($num_angle_start < $num_angle_end) {
            $this->error = 'Invalid address spec. Unmatched quote or bracket (' . $chars . ')';
            return false;
        }

        return ($num_angle_start > $num_angle_end);
    }

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_hasUnclosedBracketsSub()

Mail_RFC822::_hasUnclosedBracketsSub ( string  $string, int &  $num, string  $char  )

protected

Sub function that is used only by hasUnclosedBrackets().

Parameters

string	$string	The string to check.
int	&$num	The number of occurences.
string	$char	The character to count.

Returns

int The number of occurences of $char in $string, adjusted for backslashes.

Definition at line 446 of file RFC822.php.

References $parts, and _hasUnclosedQuotes().

Referenced by _hasUnclosedBrackets().

                                                                                       : int
    {
        $parts = explode($char, $string);
        for ($i = 0, $iMax = count($parts); $i < $iMax; $i++) {
            if (substr($parts[$i], -1) === '\\' || $this->_hasUnclosedQuotes($parts[$i])) {
                $num--;
            }
            if (isset($parts[$i + 1])) {
                $parts[$i + 1] = $parts[$i] . $char . $parts[$i + 1];
            }
        }

        return $num;
    }

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_hasUnclosedQuotes()

Mail_RFC822::_hasUnclosedQuotes ( string  $string )

protected

Checks if a string has unclosed quotes or not.

Parameters

string

$string

The string to check.

Returns

bool True if there are unclosed quotes inside the string, false otherwise.

Definition at line 385 of file RFC822.php.

Referenced by _hasUnclosedBracketsSub(), and _splitCheck().

                                                         : bool
    {
        $string = trim($string);
        $iMax = strlen($string);
        $in_quote = false;
        $i = $slashes = 0;

        for (; $i < $iMax; ++$i) {
            switch ($string[$i]) {
                case '\\':
                    ++$slashes;
                    break;

                case '"':
                    if ($slashes % 2 === 0) {
                        $in_quote = !$in_quote;
                    }
                    // Fall through to default action below.

                    // no break
                default:
                    $slashes = 0;
                    break;
            }
        }

        return $in_quote;
    }

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_isGroup()

Mail_RFC822::_isGroup ( string  $address )

protected

Checks for a group at the start of the string.

Parameters

string

$address

The address to check.

Returns

bool Whether or not there is a group at the start of the string.

Definition at line 330 of file RFC822.php.

References $parts, and _splitCheck().

Referenced by _splitAddresses().

                                                : bool
    {
        // First comma not in quotes, angles or escaped:
        $parts = explode(',', $address);
        $string = $this->_splitCheck($parts, ',');

        // Now we have the first address, we can reliably check for a
        // group by searching for a colon that's not escaped or in
        // quotes or angle brackets.
        if (count($parts = explode(':', $string)) > 1) {
            $string2 = $this->_splitCheck($parts, ':');
            return ($string2 !== $string);
        }

        return false;
    }

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_splitAddresses()

Mail_RFC822::_splitAddresses ( string  $address )

protected

Splits an address into separate addresses.

Parameters

string

$address

The addresses to split.

Returns

bool|string

Definition at line 263 of file RFC822.php.

References $address, $parts, _isGroup(), and _splitCheck().

Referenced by parseAddressList().

    {
        if (!empty($this->limit) && count($this->addresses) === $this->limit) {
            return false;
        }

        if (!isset($this->error) && $this->_isGroup($address)) {
            $split_char = ';';
            $is_group = true;
        } elseif (!isset($this->error)) {
            $split_char = ',';
            $is_group = false;
        } elseif (isset($this->error)) {
            return false;
        }

        // Split the string based on the above ten or so lines.
        $parts = explode($split_char, $address);
        $string = $this->_splitCheck($parts, $split_char);

        // If a group...
        if ($is_group) {
            // If $string does not contain a colon outside of
            // brackets/quotes etc then something's fubar.

            // First check there's a colon at all:
            if (strpos($string, ':') === false) {
                $this->error = 'Invalid address: ' . $string;
                return false;
            }

            // Now check it's outside of brackets/quotes:
            if (!$this->_splitCheck(explode(':', $string), ':')) {
                return false;
            }

            // We must have a group at this point, so increase the counter:
            $this->num_groups++;
        }

        // $string now contains the first full address/group.
        // Add to the addresses array.
        $this->addresses[] = [
            'address' => trim($string),
            'group' => $is_group,
        ];

        // Remove the now stored address from the initial line, the +1
        // is to account for the explode character.
        $address = trim((string) substr($address, strlen($string) + 1));

        // If the next char is a comma and this was a group, then
        // there are more addresses, otherwise, if there are any more
        // chars, then there is another address.
        if ($is_group && $address !== '' && str_starts_with($address, ',')) {
            $address = trim(substr($address, 1));
        }

        return $address;
    }

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_splitCheck()

Mail_RFC822::_splitCheck ( array  $parts, string  $char  )

protected

A common function that will check an exploded string.

Parameters

array	$parts	The exloded string.
string	$char	The char that was exploded on.

Returns

string An empty string if the string contains unclosed quotes/brackets, or the string on success.

Definition at line 354 of file RFC822.php.

References _hasUnclosedBrackets(), and _hasUnclosedQuotes().

Referenced by _isGroup(), _splitAddresses(), _validateAddress(), _validateAddrSpec(), _validateDomain(), _validateLocalPart(), _validatePhrase(), _validateRouteAddr(), and validateMailbox().

                                                              : string
    {
        $string = $parts[0];

        for ($i = 0, $iMax = count($parts); $i < $iMax; $i++) {
            if ($this->_hasUnclosedQuotes($string)
                || $this->_hasUnclosedBrackets($string, '<>')
                || $this->_hasUnclosedBrackets($string, '[]')
                || $this->_hasUnclosedBrackets($string, '()')
                || substr($string, -1) === '\\') {
                if (isset($parts[$i + 1])) {
                    $string .= $char . $parts[$i + 1];
                } else {
                    $this->error = 'Invalid address spec. Unclosed bracket or quotes';
                    return '';
                }
            } else {
                $this->index = $i;
                break;
            }
        }

        return $string;
    }

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_validateAddress()

Mail_RFC822::_validateAddress ( array  $address )

protected

Function to begin checking the address.

Parameters

array

$address

The address to validate.

Returns

mixed False on failure, or a structured array of address information on success.

Definition at line 467 of file RFC822.php.

References $addresses, $parts, $structure, _splitCheck(), _validatePhrase(), and validateMailbox().

Referenced by parseAddressList().

    {
        $is_group = false;
        $addresses = [];

        if ($address['group']) {
            $is_group = true;

            // Get the group part of the name
            $parts = explode(':', $address['address']);
            $groupname = $this->_splitCheck($parts, ':');
            $structure = [];

            // And validate the group part of the name.
            if (!$this->_validatePhrase($groupname)) {
                $this->error = 'Group name did not validate.';
                return false;
            }

            if ($this->nestGroups) {
                // Don't include groups if we are not nesting
                // them. This avoids returning invalid addresses.
                $structure = new stdClass();
                $structure->groupname = $groupname;
            }

            $address['address'] = ltrim(substr($address['address'], strlen($groupname . ':')));
        }

        // If a group then split on comma and put into an array.
        // Otherwise, Just put the whole address in an array.
        if ($is_group) {
            while (strlen($address['address']) > 0) {
                $parts = explode(',', $address['address']);
                $addresses[] = $this->_splitCheck($parts, ',');
                $address['address'] = trim(substr($address['address'], strlen(end($addresses) . ',')));
            }
        } else {
            $addresses[] = $address['address'];
        }

        // Trim the whitespace from all of the address strings.
        array_map('trim', $addresses);

        // Validate each mailbox.
        // Format could be one of: name <geezer@domain.com>
        //                         geezer@domain.com
        //                         geezer
        // ... or any other format valid by RFC 822.
        for ($i = 0, $iMax = count($addresses); $i < $iMax; $i++) {
            if (!$this->validateMailbox($addresses[$i])) {
                if (empty($this->error)) {
                    $this->error = 'Validation failed for: ' . $addresses[$i];
                }
                return false;
            }
        }

        // Nested format
        if ($this->nestGroups) {
            if ($is_group) {
                $structure->addresses = $addresses;
            } else {
                $structure = $addresses[0];
            }

            // Flat format
        } elseif ($is_group) {
            $structure = array_merge($structure, $addresses);
        } else {
            $structure = $addresses;
        }

        return $structure;
    }

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_validateAddrSpec()

Mail_RFC822::_validateAddrSpec ( string  $addr_spec )

protected

Function to validate an addr-spec.

addr-spec = local-part "@" domain

Parameters

string

$addr_spec

The string to check.

Returns

mixed False on failure, or the validated addr-spec on success.

Definition at line 873 of file RFC822.php.

References $default_domain, $parts, $validate, _splitCheck(), _validateDomain(), and _validateLocalPart().

Referenced by _validateRouteAddr(), and validateMailbox().

    {
        $addr_spec = trim($addr_spec);

        // mjansen patch 16 Sep 2016 start
        $validateState = $this->validate;
        // mjansen patch 16 Sep 2016 end
        // Split on @ sign if there is one.
        if (strpos($addr_spec, '@') !== false) {
            $parts = explode('@', $addr_spec);
            $local_part = $this->_splitCheck($parts, '@');
            $domain = substr($addr_spec, strlen($local_part . '@'));
            // mjansen patch 16 Sep 2016 start
            if (substr_count($addr_spec, '@') !== 1 && $local_part === '') {
                $this->validate = false;
                $local_part = $addr_spec;
                $domain = $this->default_domain;
            }
            // mjansen patch 16 Sep 2016 end
            // No @ sign so assume the default domain.
        } else {
            $local_part = $addr_spec;
            $domain = $this->default_domain;
        }

        if (($local_part = $this->_validateLocalPart($local_part)) === false) {
            return false;
        }
        // mjansen patch 16 Sep 2016 start
        if ($validateState !== $this->validate) {
            $this->validate = $validateState;
        }
        // mjansen patch 16 Sep 2016 end
        if (($domain = $this->_validateDomain($domain)) === false) {
            return false;
        }

        // Got here so return successful.
        return ['local_part' => $local_part, 'domain' => $domain];
    }

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_validateAtom()

Mail_RFC822::_validateAtom ( string  $atom )

protected

Function to validate an atom which from rfc822 is: atom = 1*<any CHAR except specials, SPACE and CTLs>

If validation ($this->validate) has been turned off, then validateAtom() doesn't actually check anything. This is so that you can split a list of addresses up before encoding personal names (umlauts, etc.), for example.

Parameters

string

$atom

The string to check.

Returns

bool Success or failure.

Definition at line 592 of file RFC822.php.

Referenced by _validatePhrase(), and _validateSubdomain().

                                                  : bool
    {
        if (!$this->validate) {
            // Validation has been turned off; assume the atom is okay.
            return true;
        }

        // Check for any char from ASCII 0 - ASCII 127
        // mjansen patch 16 Sep 2015 start
        // Check for specials:
        if (preg_match('/[][()<>@,;\\:". ]/', $atom)) {
            return false;
        }

        // Check for control characters (ASCII 0-31):
        if (preg_match('/[\\x00-\\x1F]+/', $atom)) {
            return false;
        }
        #16291
        #17618
        if (!(bool) preg_match('//u', $atom)) {
            return false;
        }
        // mjansen patch 16 Sep 2015 end

        return true;
    }

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_validateDliteral()

Mail_RFC822::_validateDliteral ( string  $dliteral )

protected

Function to validate a domain literal: domain-literal = "[" *(dtext / quoted-pair) "]".

Parameters

string

$dliteral

The string to check.

Returns

bool Success or failure.

Definition at line 859 of file RFC822.php.

Referenced by _validateSubdomain().

                                                          : bool
    {
        return !preg_match('/(.)[][\x0D\\\\]/', $dliteral, $matches) &&
            ((!isset($matches[1])) || $matches[1] != '\\');
    }

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_validateDomain()

Mail_RFC822::_validateDomain ( string  $domain )

protected

Function to validate a domain, though this is not quite what you expect of a strict internet domain.

domain = sub-domain *("." sub-domain)

Parameters

string

$domain

The string to check.

Returns

mixed False on failure, or the validated domain on success.

Definition at line 808 of file RFC822.php.

References _splitCheck(), and _validateSubdomain().

Referenced by _validateAddrSpec(), and _validateRoute().

    {
        // Note the different use of $subdomains and $sub_domains
        $subdomains = explode('.', $domain);

        $sub_domains = [];
        while (count($subdomains) > 0) {
            $sub_domains[] = $this->_splitCheck($subdomains, '.');
            for ($i = 0; $i < $this->index + 1; $i++) {
                array_shift($subdomains);
            }
        }

        foreach ($sub_domains as $sub_domain) {
            if (!$this->_validateSubdomain(trim($sub_domain))) {
                return false;
            }
        }

        // Managed to get here, so return input.
        return $domain;
    }

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_validateLocalPart()

Mail_RFC822::_validateLocalPart ( string  $local_part )

protected

Function to validate the local part of an address: local-part = word *("." word)

private

Parameters

string

$local_part

Returns

mixed False on failure, or the validated local part on success.

Definition at line 922 of file RFC822.php.

References $parts, _splitCheck(), and _validatePhrase().

Referenced by _validateAddrSpec().

    {
        $parts = explode('.', $local_part);
        $words = [];

        // Split the local_part into words.
        while (count($parts) > 0) {
            $words[] = $this->_splitCheck($parts, '.');
            for ($i = 0; $i < $this->index + 1; $i++) {
                array_shift($parts);
            }
        }

        // Validate each word.
        foreach ($words as $word) {
            // iszmais patch 19 May 2020 start
            // word cannot be empty (#17317)
            //if ($word === '') {
            //    return false;
            //}
            // iszmais patch 19 May 2020 end
            // If this word contains an unquoted space, it is invalid. (6.2.4)
            if (strpos($word, ' ') && $word[0] !== '"') {
                // mjansen patch 24 Feb 2016 start
                // Mantis issue #18018
                // # http://haacked.com/archive/2007/08/21/i-knew-how-to-validate-an-email-address-until-i.aspx/
                //return false;
                // mjansen patch 24 Feb 2016 end
            }

            if ($this->_validatePhrase(trim($word)) === false) {
                return false;
            }
        }

        // Managed to get here, so return the input.
        return $local_part;
    }

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_validatePhrase()

Mail_RFC822::_validatePhrase ( string  $phrase )

protected

Function to validate a phrase.

Parameters

string

$phrase

The phrase to check.

Returns

bool Success or failure.

Definition at line 549 of file RFC822.php.

References $parts, _splitCheck(), _validateAtom(), and _validateQuotedString().

Referenced by _validateAddress(), _validateLocalPart(), and validateMailbox().

                                                      : bool
    {
        // Splits on one or more Tab or space.
        $parts = preg_split('/[ \\x09]+/', $phrase, -1, PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY);

        $phrase_parts = [];
        while (count($parts) > 0) {
            $phrase_parts[] = $this->_splitCheck($parts, ' ');
            for ($i = 0; $i < $this->index + 1; $i++) {
                array_shift($parts);
            }
        }

        foreach ($phrase_parts as $part) {
            // If quoted string:
            if (strpos($part, '"') === 0) {
                if (!$this->_validateQuotedString($part)) {
                    return false;
                }
                continue;
            }

            // Otherwise it's an atom:
            if (!$this->_validateAtom($part)) {
                return false;
            }
        }

        return true;
    }

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_validateQuotedString()

Mail_RFC822::_validateQuotedString ( string  $qstring )

protected

Function to validate quoted string, which is: quoted-string = <"> *(qtext/quoted-pair) <">

Parameters

string

$qstring

The string to check

Returns

bool Success or failure.

Definition at line 627 of file RFC822.php.

Referenced by _validatePhrase().

                                                             : bool
    {
        // Leading and trailing "
        $qstring = substr($qstring, 1, -1);

        // Perform check, removing quoted characters first.
        return !preg_match('/[\x0D\\\\"]/', preg_replace('/\\\\./', '', $qstring));
    }

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_validateRoute()

Mail_RFC822::_validateRoute ( string  $route )

protected

Function to validate a route, which is: route = 1#("@" domain) ":".

Parameters

string

$route

The string to check.

Returns

mixed False on failure, or the validated $route on success.

Definition at line 784 of file RFC822.php.

References _validateDomain().

Referenced by _validateRouteAddr().

    {
        // Split on comma.
        $domains = explode(',', trim($route));

        foreach ($domains as $domain) {
            $domain = str_replace('@', '', trim($domain));
            if (!$this->_validateDomain($domain)) {
                return false;
            }
        }

        return $route;
    }

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_validateRouteAddr()

Mail_RFC822::_validateRouteAddr ( string  $route_addr )

protected

This function validates a route-addr which is: route-addr = "<" [route] addr-spec ">".

Angle brackets have already been removed at the point of getting to this function.

Parameters

string

$route_addr

The string to check.

Returns

mixed False on failure, or an array containing validated address/route information on success.

Definition at line 735 of file RFC822.php.

References $parts, _splitCheck(), _validateAddrSpec(), and _validateRoute().

Referenced by validateMailbox().

    {
        // Check for colon.
        if (strpos($route_addr, ':') !== false) {
            $parts = explode(':', $route_addr);
            $route = $this->_splitCheck($parts, ':');
        } else {
            $route = $route_addr;
        }

        // If $route is same as $route_addr then the colon was in
        // quotes or brackets or, of course, non existent.
        if ($route === $route_addr) {
            unset($route);
            $addr_spec = $route_addr;
            if (($addr_spec = $this->_validateAddrSpec($addr_spec)) === false) {
                return false;
            }
        } else {
            // Validate route part.
            if (($route = $this->_validateRoute($route)) === false) {
                return false;
            }

            $addr_spec = substr($route_addr, strlen($route . ':'));

            // Validate addr-spec part.
            if (($addr_spec = $this->_validateAddrSpec($addr_spec)) === false) {
                return false;
            }
        }

        if (isset($route)) {
            $return['adl'] = $route;
        } else {
            $return['adl'] = '';
        }

        $return = array_merge($return, $addr_spec);
        return $return;
    }

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_validateSubdomain()

Mail_RFC822::_validateSubdomain ( string  $subdomain )

protected

Function to validate a subdomain: subdomain = domain-ref / domain-literal.

Parameters

string

$subdomain

The string to check.

Returns

bool Success or failure.

Definition at line 838 of file RFC822.php.

References _validateAtom(), and _validateDliteral().

Referenced by _validateDomain().

                                                            : bool
    {
        if (preg_match('|^\[(.*)]$|', $subdomain, $arr)) {
            if (!$this->_validateDliteral($arr[1])) {
                return false;
            }
        } elseif (!$this->_validateAtom($subdomain)) {
            return false;
        }

        // Got here, so return successful.
        return true;
    }

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approximateCount()

Mail_RFC822::approximateCount

(

string

$data

)

Returns an approximate count of how many addresses are in the given string.

This is APPROXIMATE as it only splits based on a comma which has no preceding backslash. Could be useful as large amounts of addresses will end up producing large structures when used with parseAddressList().

Parameters

string

$data

Addresses to count

Returns

int Approximate count

Definition at line 971 of file RFC822.php.

                                                  : int
    {
        return count(preg_split('/(?<!\\\\),/', $data));
    }

isValidInetAddress()

Mail_RFC822::isValidInetAddress	(	string	$data,
		bool	$strict = false
	)

This is a email validating function separate to the rest of the class.

It simply validates whether an email is of the common internet form: <user><domain>. This can be sufficient for most people. Optional stricter mode can be utilised which restricts mailbox characters allowed to alphanumeric, full stop, hyphen and underscore.

Parameters

string	$data	Address to check
bool	$strict	Optional stricter mode

Returns

mixed False if it fails, an indexed array username/domain if it matches

Definition at line 989 of file RFC822.php.

    {
        $regex =
            $strict ?
                '/^([.0-9a-z_+-]+)@(([0-9a-z-]+\.)+[0-9a-z]{2,})$/i' :
                '/^([*+!.&#$|\'\\%\/0-9a-z^_`{}=?~:-]+)@(([0-9a-z-]+\.)+[0-9a-z]{2,})$/i';
        if (preg_match($regex, trim($data), $matches)) {
            return [$matches[1], $matches[2]];
        }

        return false;
    }

parseAddressList()

Mail_RFC822::parseAddressList	(	?string	$address = null,
		?string	$default_domain = null,
		?bool	$nest_groups = null,
		?bool	$validate = null,
		?int	$limit = null
	)

Starts the whole process.

The address must either be set here or when creating the object. One or the other.

Parameters

string	$address	The address(es) to validate.
string	$default_domain	Default domain/host etc.
bool	$nest_groups	Whether to return the structure with groups nested for easier viewing.
bool	$validate	Whether to validate atoms. Turn this off if you need to run addresses through before encoding the personal names, for instance.

Returns

array A structured array of addresses.

Definition at line 189 of file RFC822.php.

References $address, $default_domain, $limit, $structure, $valid, $validate, _splitAddresses(), _validateAddress(), and null.

     : array {
        if (!isset($this, $this->mailRFC822)) {
            $obj = new Mail_RFC822($address, $default_domain, $nest_groups, $validate, $limit);
            return $obj->parseAddressList();
        }

        if (isset($address)) {
            $this->address = $address;
        }
        if (isset($default_domain)) {
            $this->default_domain = $default_domain;
        }
        if (isset($nest_groups)) {
            $this->nestGroups = $nest_groups;
        }
        if (isset($validate)) {
            $this->validate = $validate;
        }
        if (isset($limit)) {
            $this->limit = $limit;
        }

        $this->structure = [];
        $this->addresses = [];
        $this->error = null;
        $this->index = null;

        // Unfold any long lines in $this->address.
        $this->address = preg_replace('/\r?\n/', "\r\n", $this->address);
        $this->address = preg_replace('/\r\n(\t| )+/', ' ', $this->address);

        while ($tmp_address = $this->_splitAddresses($this->address)) {
            $this->address = $tmp_address;
        }

        if ($tmp_address === false || isset($this->error)) {
            // mjansen patch 14 Ap 2016 start
            throw new ilMailException($this->error);
            // mjansen patch 14 Ap 2016 end
        }

        // Validate each address individually.  If we encounter an invalid
        // address, stop iterating and return an error immediately.
        foreach ($this->addresses as $address) {
            $valid = $this->_validateAddress($address);

            if ($valid === false || isset($this->error)) {
                // mjansen patch 14 Ap 2016 start
                throw new ilMailException($this->error);
                // mjansen patch 14 Ap 2016 end
            }

            if (!$this->nestGroups) {
                $this->structure = array_merge($this->structure, $valid);
            } else {
                $this->structure[] = $valid;
            }
        }

        return $this->structure;
    }

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validateMailbox()

Mail_RFC822::validateMailbox

(

string &

$mailbox

)

Function to validate a mailbox, which is: mailbox = addr-spec ; simple address / phrase route-addr ; name and route-addr.

Parameters

string

&$mailbox

The string to check.

Returns

bool Success or failure.

Definition at line 644 of file RFC822.php.

References $comment, $comments, $parts, _splitCheck(), _validateAddrSpec(), _validatePhrase(), and _validateRouteAddr().

Referenced by _validateAddress().

                                                     : bool
    {
        // A couple of defaults.
        $phrase = '';
        $comment = '';
        $comments = [];

        // Catch any RFC822 comments and store them separately.
        $_mailbox = $mailbox;
        while (trim($_mailbox) !== '') {
            $parts = explode('(', $_mailbox);
            $before_comment = $this->_splitCheck($parts, '(');
            if ($before_comment !== $_mailbox) {
                // First char should be a (.
                $comment = substr(str_replace($before_comment, '', $_mailbox), 1);
                $parts = explode(')', $comment);
                $comment = $this->_splitCheck($parts, ')');
                $comments[] = $comment;

                // +2 is for the brackets
                $_mailbox = substr($_mailbox, strpos($_mailbox, '(' . $comment) + strlen($comment) + 2);
            } else {
                break;
            }
        }

        foreach ($comments as $comment) {
            $mailbox = str_replace("($comment)", '', $mailbox);
        }

        $mailbox = trim($mailbox);

        // Check for name + route-addr
        if (substr($mailbox, -1) === '>' && $mailbox[0] !== '<') {
            $parts = explode('<', $mailbox);
            $name = $this->_splitCheck($parts, '<');

            $phrase = trim($name);
            $route_addr = trim(substr($mailbox, strlen($name . '<'), -1));

            if ($this->_validatePhrase($phrase) === false ||
                ($route_addr = $this->_validateRouteAddr($route_addr)) === false) {
                return false;
            }

            // Only got addr-spec
        } else {
            // First snip angle brackets if present.
            if ($mailbox[0] === '<' && substr($mailbox, -1) === '>') {
                $addr_spec = substr($mailbox, 1, -1);
            } else {
                $addr_spec = $mailbox;
            }

            if (($addr_spec = $this->_validateAddrSpec($addr_spec)) === false) {
                return false;
            }
        }

        // Construct the object that will be returned.
        $mbox = new stdClass();

        // Add the phrase (even if empty) and comments
        $mbox->personal = $phrase;
        $mbox->comment = $comments ?? [];

        if (isset($route_addr)) {
            $mbox->mailbox = $route_addr['local_part'];
            $mbox->host = $route_addr['domain'];
            if ($route_addr['adl'] !== '') {
                $mbox->adl = $route_addr['adl'];
            }
        } else {
            $mbox->mailbox = $addr_spec['local_part'];
            $mbox->host = $addr_spec['domain'];
        }

        $mailbox = $mbox;
        return true;
    }

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Field Documentation

$address

string Mail_RFC822::$address = ''

The address being parsed by the RFC822 object.

Definition at line 80 of file RFC822.php.

Referenced by __construct(), _splitAddresses(), and parseAddressList().

$addresses

array Mail_RFC822::$addresses = []

The array of raw addresses built up as we parse.

Definition at line 104 of file RFC822.php.

Referenced by _validateAddress().

$default_domain

string Mail_RFC822::$default_domain = 'localhost'

The default domain to use for unqualified addresses.

Definition at line 86 of file RFC822.php.

Referenced by __construct(), _validateAddrSpec(), and parseAddressList().

$error

string Mail_RFC822::$error = null

The current error message, if any.

Definition at line 116 of file RFC822.php.

$index

int Mail_RFC822::$index = null

An internal counter/pointer.

Definition at line 122 of file RFC822.php.

$limit

int Mail_RFC822::$limit = null

A limit after which processing stops.

Definition at line 142 of file RFC822.php.

Referenced by __construct(), and parseAddressList().

$mailRFC822

bool Mail_RFC822::$mailRFC822 = true

A variable so that we can tell whether or not we're inside a Mail_RFC822 object.

Definition at line 136 of file RFC822.php.

$nestGroups

bool Mail_RFC822::$nestGroups = true

Should we return a nested array showing groups, or flatten everything?

Definition at line 92 of file RFC822.php.

$num_groups

int Mail_RFC822::$num_groups = 0

The number of groups that have been found in the address list.

public

Definition at line 129 of file RFC822.php.

$structure

array Mail_RFC822::$structure = []

The final array of parsed address information that we build up.

Definition at line 110 of file RFC822.php.

Referenced by _validateAddress(), and parseAddressList().

$validate

bool Mail_RFC822::$validate = true

Whether or not to validate atoms for non-ascii characters.

Definition at line 98 of file RFC822.php.

Referenced by __construct(), _validateAddrSpec(), and parseAddressList().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• components/ILIAS/Mail/classes/Address/Parser/RFC822.php