#!/usr/local/bin/perl # metaclone - clone gophers # usage: # metaclone [www style gopher reference] # metaclone gopher://gopher.msen.com:70/cicnet # original NNTP client suggested by eci386!clewis # socket code mailed to me by cmf@obie.cis.pitt.edu (Carl M. Fongheiser) # adaptation for gopher by emv@msen.com (Edward Vielmetti) # modification to indexer by alberti@boombox.micro.umn.edu (Bob Alberti) # Hacked into metaclone by benseb@sdsc.edu ( Booker C. Bense ) 11/2/92 # This was tested with perl.4.19 # Note: this assumes it is running in the directory underneath which # you want the metacenter info to appear, i.e. At SDSC we would run # it in the MetaCenter directory. # Configuration information -- change to reflect your site. $_ = $ARGV[0] ? $ARGV[0] : 'gopher://darth.sdsc.edu:70/1MetaCenter'; $my_host = "grumpy.sdsc.edu" ; # who is my gopher server # Might be the same as hostname #If an argument exists, use it, otherwise use default ($service, $host, $port, $path) = (/^(gopher:\/\/)([^:]+):(\d+)\/.\/(.*)/); #If debug = 0, metaclone runs silent. =1 is a verbose run. Commented #debug lines are annoyingly thorough $DEBUG = 1; #set this to 0 for silent operation # stuff for recursion levels and their_host $last_level = 2 ; # directories are links at this level $too_deep = $last_level ; # Don't go greater than this level if ($host && $port && $path) { $DEBUG && print "host=$host; port=$port; path=$path\n"; # Here's how to make your own socket.ph # cp /usr/include/sys/socket.h socket.h # h2ph socket require 'sys/socket.ph'; chop($hostname = `hostname`); # get host name in variable $their_host = $host ; # Remember original host ! ($N) = &tcpconnect($host, $hostname);# open connection if ($path eq "/") { $path = ""; } $recurse_level = 0; &gopherlevel($host, $hostname, $path, N); # clone the gopher close(N); # close the connection. NOTHING TO IT! } else { print "Command format:\n\n"; print " metaclone service://host.name:port/path/\n\n"; print "If a directory in the path includes multiple words separated by spaces,\n"; print "(i.e. /path name/), surround the parameter string with single quotes:\n\n"; print " metaclone 'service://host.name:port/path name/'\n\n"; } sub gopherlevel { # Build a level of gopher directory before recursion local($host, $hostname, $path, $N) = @_; $DEBUG && print "sending path=$path\n"; $recurse_level += 1; # Actually this is not needed, but I'm paranoid if ( $recurse_level > $too_deep ) { $DEBUG && print "Recurse Level too deep $recurse_level\n"; return ; } $path =~ s%^/(\d+)%\1/%; #swap first / and char ( Must have type!) send(N,"$path\r\n",0); $DEBUG && print STDERR "$path\r\n"; local($dirnum, $docnum, $i, @doc, @dir); #avoid scoping errors @doc = 0; #call me a fuddy-duddy but I like to Know @dir = 0; $filename = sprintf(".Remote@%s",$host); open(FILE, ">>$filename") || die "Couldn't open new file $filename: $!\n"; while() { #While receiving data chop;chop; # trim data next if /^[\. ]*$/; # quit if a period s/^(.)// && ( $type = $1); # otherwise Type is first character @G= split(/\t/); # and split other fields on tabs if (($type == 1 && $recurse_level < $last_level ) && $G[2] eq $their_host ) { # Add directories to the list of directories $dirnum += 1; $dir[$dirnum] = $G[1]; # to be built after all information received $DEBUG && print "$dirnum: $dir[$dirnum]\n"; # need to make .cap entries .... @path = split('/',$dir[$dirnum]); # split off leading entries in path; $dirname = $path[$#path]; # take last item as name $_ = $dirname; #Bah, this is ungraceful, but if (/^\S/) { #sometimes $dirname is blank. if ( ! -d ".cap" ) { mkdir (".cap", 0xfff ) || print "Mkdir .cap: $!\n"; } if ( ! -f ".cap/$dirname" ) { open(CAPFILE, ">.cap/$dirname") || die "Couldn't open new file .cap/$dirname: $!\n"; print CAPFILE "Name=$G[0]\n" ; close(CAPFILE); } } ; } else { if ( $G[2] ne $my_host ) { # Should check for redundant entries here ! # Something for the next version BCB 11/2/92 # The server is smart enough in version 1.03 to # not print redundant entries print FILE "#\nType=$type\n"; print FILE "Name=$G[0]\n"; print FILE "Path=$G[1]\n"; print FILE "Host=$G[2]\n"; print FILE "Port=$G[3]\n"; } else { $DEBUG && print "@G is :$my_host:$G[2]: \n"; } } } close(FILE); close(N); for ($i = 1; $i <= $dirnum; $i++) { # Make directories @path = split('/',$dir[$i]); # split off leading entries in path; $dirname = $path[$#path]; # take last item as name $DEBUG && print "dirname: $dirname\n"; $_ = $dirname; #Bah, this is ungraceful, but if (/^\S/) { #sometimes $dirname is blank. if ( ! -d $dirname ) { mkdir ($dirname, 0xfff) || print "Mkdir $dirname: $!\n"; } } else { next; } chdir ($dirname) || die print "Chdir $dirname: $!\n"; $DEBUG && print "Connecting to $host from $hostname\n"; ($N) = &tcpconnect($host, $hostname); if ($N) { &gopherlevel($host, $hostname, $dir[$i], N); $recurse_level -= 1; # pop recurse_level on return sleep(2); #arbitrary sleeps give sockets time to close chdir("..") || die print "chdir up: $!\n"; } else { die "Couldn't open tcp connection $N: $!\n"; } close(N); } } sub tcpconnect { #Get TCP info in place local($host, $hostname) = @_; $sockaddr = 'S n a4 x8'; #$DEBUG && print "host: $host, me: $hostname\n"; ($name,$aliases,$proto) = getprotobyname('tcp'); ($name,$aliases,$port) = getservbyname($port, 'tcp') unless $port =~ /^\d+$/; ($name,$aliases,$type,$len,$thisaddr) = gethostbyname($hostname); ($name,$aliases,$type,$len,$thataddr) = gethostbyname($host); $this = pack($sockaddr, &AF_INET, 0, $thisaddr); $that = pack($sockaddr, &AF_INET, $port, $thataddr); sleep(2); socket(N, &PF_INET, &SOCK_STREAM, $proto) || die "socket: $!"; bind(N, $this) || die "bind: $!"; connect(N, $that) || die "connect: $!"; return(N); }