#!/usr/bin/expect
# @(#)poptart.exp 06 NOV 1998 Rob Thomas
# A script to probe the POP and IMAP daemons (ports 110 and 143 TCP) for
# the version.
#

## main

set inpfile [lindex $argv 0]
set timeo [lindex $argv 1]

# Check for enough args, display usage if we don't have enough.
if 0==$argc {
	send_user "poptart.exp: usage: poptart.exp <input_file> \[timeout\]\n"
	send_user "\nWhere <input_file> is a columnar list of hostnames or IP\n"
	send_user "addresses, and \[timeout\] is an optional timeout value, in\n"
	send_user "seconds.\n"
	exit 1
}

# Set the optional timeout value, in seconds.  Default is 30 seconds.
if {![string compare $timeo ""]} {
	set timeout 30
} else {
	set timeout $timeo
}

# See if we can open the input file
if [catch {open $inpfile} fh] {
	puts "$fh"
	exit 1
}

while {[gets $fh hostie] != -1} {
	send_user "poptart $hostie: POP test beginning...\n"
	
	spawn telnet $hostie 110
	
	expect "+OK *" {
		send_user "poptart $hostie: $expect_out(0,string)\n"
	} "refused" {
		send_user "poptart $hostie: connect to POP refused\n"
	} timeout {
		send_user "poptart $hostie: connect to POP timeout\n"
	}
	
	send "quit\n"

	send_user "\npoptart $hostie: IMAP test beginning...\n"

	spawn telnet $hostie 143

	expect "? OK *" {
		send_user "poptart $hostie: $expect_out(0,string)\n"
	} "refused" {
		send_user "poptart $hostie: connect to IMAP refused\n"
	} timeout {
		send_user "poptart $hostie: connect to IMAP timeout\n"
	}

	send_user "\npoptart $hostie: audit complete.\n\n*****\n\n"
}

close $fh

exit

## FINI