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| <?php
/**
* DekiReader
* is a class for getting instant email notifications with DekiWiki, if someone
* changes a site in your Watchlist
*
* This script is free to use for private and commercial purposes
* Author: Evgeny Anisiforov
* mailtO: jeff at ebesucher point de
*
* I spend a whole day on writing this, so
* Please just leave a comment in my blog, if you use this. ;)
*/
/**
* The most problem about getting notifications is that DekiWiki requires us
* to be logged in (with a cookie) to be able to view the full rss feed
* of changes (including changed things)
* This is a big problem, as the most rss read does not have such function.
* This script emulates a login for each user to get the auth cookie
* and then sends the contents of the RSS-feed to the specified email-address
* It also takes care of marking old messages as read, so your users won't
* get notifications more than one time
*
* The best practice would be to use a cronjob to start DekiReader every X minutes.
* like this:
* / 10 * * * * cd /www/Cron_Jobs/DekiReader; nice php notifyfromdb.php
* notice: this file has only the class definitions, of cource you need a script
* to create an object of DekiReader and pass the userdata to it.
* */
/*
* this script needs the PEAR-packages "http_client" and "http_request"
*/
require_once "HTTP/Request.php";
require_once "HTTP/Client.php";
define('ERROR_DEKIWIKI_WRONG_CREDENTIALS', 'ERROR_DEKIWIKI_WRONG_CREDENTIALS');
define('ERROR_WEB_SERVICE', 'ERROR_WEB_SERVICE');
/* ------- Cookie's creation for Deki Wiki ------- */
class DekiCookie {
public $url = "http://wiki.ebesucher.in";
/** thanks to kurdte from: http://wiki.developer.mindtouch.com/MindTouch_Deki/Specs/Authentication_Providers */
public function getAuthToken($login, $password) {
/* Request a value for the user's cookie */
$url = $this->url."/@api/deki/users/authenticate/";
$req =& new HTTP_Request($url);
$req->setBasicAuth($login, $password);
$response = $req->sendRequest();
if (!PEAR::isError($response)) {
$output=$req->getResponseBody();
/* Authentication proccess : if the response contains 401 authentication failed, the user is not registered */
if(strpos($output,"authentication")==0 && strpos($output,"401")==0)
{
//$cookie_deki=$req->getResponseCookies();
return $output;
//setcookie("authtoken",str_replace("\"","",$cookie_deki[0]['value']),time()+3600, '/');
}
else
{
$error = ERROR_DEKIWIKI_WRONG_CREDENTIALS;
}
}
else {
$response->getMessage();
$error = ERROR_WEB_SERVICE;
}
}
}
class DekiReader {
/**
array with the date of users to check
every item must contain: username, password
every item may contain: authtoken
*/
public $userdata;
public $url;
public $emaildomain;
private $domain;
/** Directory to store cache-Data (what feed-messages did we
* allready read? */
public $cachedir = "cache/";
/**
* creates a DekiReader
* $emaildomain = the domain for sender-address
* if not given, we'll take the domain
*/
public function DekiReader($domain, $userdata, $emaildomain = false) {
$this->domain = $domain;
$this->url = $domain."/index.php?title=Special:Watchlist&feed=rss";
$this->userdata = $userdata;
if (!$emaildomain) {
//delete http:// or https:// at the beginning
$d = eregi_replace('^http://', '', $domain);
$d = eregi_replace('^https://', '', $d);
$this->emaildomain = $d;
}
else {
$this->emaildomain = $emaildomain;
}
}
/**
* Returns the proper RFC 822 formatted date.
* @return string
*/
public function RFCDate($timestamp) {
$tz = date("Z", $timestamp);
$tzs = ($tz < 0) ? "-" : "+";
$tz = abs($tz);
$tz = ($tz/3600)*100 + ($tz%3600)/60;
$result = sprintf("%s %s%04d", date("D, j M Y H:i:s", $timestamp), $tzs, $tz);
return $result;
}
/** convert the Dateformat of the Feed to a Timestamp */
public function strangeDate2Timestamp($date) {
$regs = array();
preg_match('~((\d+)-(\d+)-(\d+))T((\d+):(\d+):(\d+))Z~is', $date, $regs);
//date and time
$d = $regs[0];
$t = $regs[1];
return mktime($regs[6], $regs[7], $regs[8], $regs[3], $regs[4], $regs[2]);
}
/** read the message cache for a user */
public function getCache($username) {
//we use username and feed-url to cache read messages
$cache = $this->getCacheFilename($username);
//read the cache
$contents = file_exists($cache) ? file_get_contents($cache) : '';
return $contents;
}
//get the filename of the message cache for a username
public function getCacheFilename($username) {
return $this->cachedir.'rss_' . md5($username."@".$this->url) . '.txt';
}
//add something to messagecache
public function addToCache($username, $url) {
$handle = fopen($this->getCacheFilename($username), 'a');
fwrite($handle, $url . "\r\n");
fclose($handle);
}
public function run() {
$deki = new DekiCookie();
header('Content-Type: text/plain');
foreach ($this->userdata as $user) {
echo "trying to get ".$this->url." for user ".$user['username']."\n";
$req = new HTTP_Request($this->url);
$req->setMethod(HTTP_REQUEST_METHOD_GET);
//do we have an authtoken?
if (!$user['authtoken']) {
$user['authtoken'] = $deki->getAuthToken($user['username'], $user['password']);
echo "estimated authtoken for user ".$user['username'].": ".$user['authtoken']."\n";
}
$req->addCookie("authtoken", $user['authtoken']);
$req->sendRequest();
$rss = $req->getResponseBody();
$xml = new SimpleXMLElement($rss);
$cache_contents = $this->getCache($user['username']);
//some output
echo 'Feed: ' . (string)$xml->link['href'] . "\r\n";
//iterate the items in the feed
foreach ($xml->entry as $item) {
$url = (string)$item->link['href'];
$id = (string)$item->id;
//did we allready read this?
if (strpos($cache_contents, $id) !== false) {
echo " read: $id\r\n";
continue;
}
else {
echo " unread: $id\r\n";
}
// The data from the feed
$authorname = (string)$item->author->name;
//delete scopes for better compartibility
$authorname = str_replace("(", "", $authorname);
$authorname = str_replace(")", "", $authorname);
//here we don't have a read possibility to get the email of
//the author, we just simulate it by adding our domain name
//to the username (or you could write a function that does that better..)
$author = '"'.$authorname.'"'."<".$authorname."@".$this->emaildomain.">";
$title = (string)$item->title;
$link = (string)$item->link['href'];
$pubDate = (string)$item->published;
//convert the date from the feed to a compartible date format
//for the emails, so that we can see the correct date of
//the posting in our email program
$updatedtimestamp = $this->strangeDate2Timestamp((string)$item->updated);
$updated = $this->RFCDate($updatedtimestamp);
//we want all tags between <summary> and </summary>, so just
//iterate through the children
$description = "";
foreach ($item->summary->children() as $child)
{
$description .= $child->asXML();
}
$to = $user['email'];
$mail = "
<html><head></head><body>
Page: <a href=\"$url\">$title</a>
$description
</body></html>";
mail($to, '[Wiki] ' . $title, $mail, "From: $author"
."\nContent-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8"
."\nDate: ".$updated
);
// we have send a notification for this item, so send
// write this to the cache
$this->addToCache($user['username'], $id);
}
}
}
}
?> |