I came up with an elaborate script to check the time and run a command
that was emailed to me. I run this in a cron job every minute. Maybe
others might find this useful.
<----------------------------------------------------- begin
#!/bin/bash
From="FirstName LastName <email_addr...@webaddress>"
key="XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX"
onemail(){
cat /var/spool/mail/${USER} >> .onemail
echo -n > /var/spool/mail/${USER}
Next=`grep -n "^From " .onemail|head -n 2|tail -n 1|cut -d: -f1`
if [ "${Next}" = "" ];then
Next=0
fi
if [ "${Next}" -lt "3" ]; then
cat .onemail
echo -n > .onemail
else
let Next=${Next}-2
Lines=`wc -l .onemail| cut -d" " -f1`
let Left=${Lines}-${Next}
head -n $Next .onemail
tail -n $Left .onemail > .onemail.tmp
cat .onemail.tmp > .onemail
rm -rf .onemail.tmp
fi
}
rlz(){ echo $1|sed 's/^0*//';}
Time(){
HOUR=`rlz \`echo $1|cut -d: -f1\``
MINUTES=`rlz \`echo $1|cut -d: -f2\``
if [ "${MINUTES}" = "" ];then MINUTES=0;fi
Seconds=`rlz \`echo $1|cut -d: -f3\``
if [ "${Seconds}" = "" ];then Seconds=0;fi
if [ "${HOUR}" = "12" ];then HOUR=0;fi
if [ "$2" = "PM" ]; then let HOUR=${HOUR}+12;fi
let Seconds=${HOUR}*60*60+${MINUTES}*60+${Seconds}
echo ${Seconds}
}
leap_year(){
ly=0;let x=$1%400;
if [ "$x" = "0" ];then ly=1 ;else let x=$1%100;
if [ "$x" != "0" ];then let x=$1%4;
if [ "$x" = "0" ];then ly=1;fi;fi;fi
echo ${ly}
}
#day of year
doy()
{
ly=`leap_year $1`;
case "$2" in
1|Jan) let x=$3 ;;
2|Feb) let x=31+$3 ;;
3|Mar) let x=59+$ly+$3 ;;
4|Apr) let x=90+$ly+$3 ;;
5|May) let x=120+$ly+$3 ;;
6|Jun) let x=151+$ly+$3 ;;
7|Jul) let x=181+$ly+$3 ;;
8|Aug) let x=212+$ly+$3 ;;
9|Sep) let x=243+$ly+$3 ;;
10|Oct) let x=273+$ly+$3 ;;
11|Nov) let x=304+$ly+$3 ;;
12|Dec) let x=334+$ly+$3 ;;
esac
let y=365+$ly
echo $x of $y
}
#days of years in between
days_of_yib(){
if [ $1 = $2 ];then
echo 0
elif [ $1 -gt $2 ];then
let x=$1-$2-1
if [ ${x} -gt 0 ];then
let minus_one=$1-1
let y=365+`leap_year ${minus_one}`+`days_of_yib ${minus_one} $2`
echo $y
else
echo 0
fi
else
days_of_yib $2 $1
fi
}
days_apart()
{
one=`doy $1 $2 $3`
two=`doy $4 $5 $6`
if [ "$1" = "$4" ];then
let x=`echo $one $two|awk '{print $1-$4}'`
echo ${x}
else
plus=`days_of_yib $1 $4`
if [ $1 -gt $4 ];then
let all=`echo $two $one $plus| awk '{print $7+$4+$3-$1}'`
else
let all=`echo $one $two $plus| awk '{print $7+$4+$3-$1}'`
let all=0-$all
fi
echo ${all}
fi
}
seconds_apart(){
days=`days_apart \`rlz $1\` \`rlz $2\` \`rlz $3\` \`rlz $6\` \`rlz
$7\` \`rlz $8\``
let x=`Time $4 $5`-`Time $9 ${10}`+$days*86400
echo $x
}
seconds_ago(){ seconds_apart `date "+%Y %m %d %I:%M:%S %p"` $1 $2 $3 $4 $5;}
while [ "`cat ${HOME}/.onemail /var/spool/mail/${USER}`" != "" ]; do
verify=`onemail |gpg 2>&1 1> ${HOME}/.command`
if [ "`cat ${HOME}/.command`" != "" ];then
seconds_ago=`seconds_ago \`echo -e "${verify}"|grep "^gpg: Signature made"|
awk '{print $7 " " $6 " " $5 " " $8 " " $9}'\``
if [ "$seconds_ago -lt 3600" ]; then
Good=`echo -e "${verify}"|grep "^gpg: Good signature from"`
Primary=`echo -e "${verify}"|grep "^Primary key fingerprint:"`
if [ "${Good}" = "gpg: Good signature from \"${From}\"" ] &&
[ "${Primary}" = "Primary key fingerprint: ${key}" ]; then
`cat ${HOME}/.command` &
else
echo `date` Bad Signature >> logfile
echo -e "$verify" >> logfile
fi;fi;fi;done
<-------------------- End
On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 2:50 PM, Joke de Buhr <j...@seiken.de> wrote:
> The format of the time stamp can be change according to your locale. Just
> specify an individual setting for LC_TIME.
>
> On Tuesday, 27. April 2010 20:52:58 Jeff Sadowski wrote:
>> when I run something like so
>> "cat test.email |gpg"
>> where test.email is an email that was signed I get output like so
>>
>> <--- begin
>> The verified signed text
>> ...
>> gpg: Signature made <3 letter Day of Week> <Day of Month> <3 letter
>> Month> <year> <time> <AM/PM> <time zone> using DSA key ID <DSA key ID>
>> gpg: <Good|Bad?> signature from "<key sender>"
>> Primary key fingerprint: <Key fingerprint>
>> <--- end
>>
>> Is there an option to change the format of the time?
>> While reading the manual I could not find it.
>>
>> I'd like it in a time stamp format so its easy to compare against current
>> time. Or is there an option to validate that the text was signed within xx
>> hours?
>>
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