Net::IMAP::Server::Command - A command in the IMAP server
Commands the IMAP server knows about should be subclasses of this. They will want to override the "validate" and "run" methods.
Called by the connection to create a new command.
Gets or sets the Net::IMAP::Server associated with this command.
Gets or sets the Net::IMAP::Server::Connection associated with this command.
Called before the command is run.
If it returns a false value,
the command is not run; it will probably want to inspect "parsed_options".
If validate
returns a false value,
it is responsible for calling "no_command" or "bad_command" to notify the client of the failure.
Handily,
these return a false value.
Does the guts of the command. The return value is ignored; the command is in charge of eventually sending one of "ok_command", "bad_command", or "no_command" to the client.
The default implementation simply always response with "bad_command".
Analyzes the options line,
and returns true if the line has literals (as defined in the RFC,
a literal is of the form {42}
).
If the line has literals,
installs a "pending" in Net::IMAP::Server::Connection callback to continue the parsing,
and returns true.
Parses the options, and puts the results (which may be a data structure) into parsed_options.
Returns the (arbitrary) string that the client identified the command with.
Returns the list of options to the command.
Returns the flat string representation of the options the client gave.
Returns a string representing the most probable IMAP string that conveys the DATA
.
undef
is output as NIL
.Since the IMAP specification contains nothing which is similar to a hash,
hash references are treated specially; specifically,
the type
key is taken to be how the value
key should be output.
Options for type
are string
or literal
.
Sends an untagged response to the client.
Sends a tagged response to the client.
Returns a true value if the command should send untagged updates about the selected mailbox after the command completes. Defaults to always true.
Sends untagged updates about the currently selected inbox to the client using "send_untagged" in Net::IMAP::Server::Connection, but only if the command has a true "poll_after".
Sends untagged OK responses for any RESPONSECODE
pairs,
then outputs untagged messages via "send_untagged",
then sends a tagged OK with the given MESSAGE
.
Sends an OK COMPLETED
tagged response to the client.
Sends untagged NO responses for any RESPONSECODE
pairs,
then outputs untagged messages via "send_untagged",
then sends a tagged OK with the given MESSAGE
.
Sends any untagged updates to the client using "send_untagged",
then sends a tagged BAD
response with the given REASON
.
Returns false and calls "bad_command" if the given NAME
is a valid name for a mailbox.
This only checks that is passes UTF-7 encoding checks,
and that it contains no 8-bit characters.
If the name is valid,
simply returns 1.
Defers to "log" in Net::IMAP::Server::Connection.
Identical to "out" in Net::IMAP::Server::Connection.