#! /usr/pkg/bin/perl
#
#
# Copyright 1998 - 2000 Double Precision, Inc.  See COPYING for
# distribution information.
#
# This script is only used when sqwebmail is compiled with the option to
# use a cache to store login information (saving a getpw lookup for each
# HTTP request, which can be very expensive on large sites).
#
# If the login cache option is used, this script must be regularly executed
# by cron to remove stale cache entries.

$cachedir="/var/courier/sqwebmail/logincache";
$timeout=7200;	# DO NOT CHANGE UNDER PENALTY OF LAW!!!
			# If you change the hard timeout as described in
			# INSTALL, you'll have to fix this, and you'll have
			# to delete the contents of cachedir.
			# YOU'VE BEEN WARNED.

chdir($cachedir) || exit 0;

#
# timeout is hardcoded at configure time.  Cached entries are created in
# subdirs named after int( time / $timeout).  Therefore, the oldest possibly
# valid login would be in ( (time-$timeout) / $timeout ), or:
#

$oldestdir=int(time / $timeout)-1;

#
# So, our task is simply to remove all directories older than that.
#
opendir(TOPDIR, ".") || exit 0;

while (defined ($name=readdir(TOPDIR)))
{
	next unless $name =~ /^[0-9]+$/;
	next unless $name < $oldestdir;
	push @DIRS, $name;
}
closedir(TOPDIR);

while ( defined ($name=shift @DIRS) )
{
	chdir($name) && &rmrf && chdir("..") && rmdir($name) && next;
	chomp(($pwd=`pwd`)); die "$pwd/$name: $!\n";
}

sub rmrf {
my(@dir);
my($name);

	opendir(DIR, ".") || return 0;
	while (defined ($name=readdir(DIR)))
	{
		next if $name eq "." || $name eq "..";
		push @dir, $name;
	}
	closedir(DIR);

	while ( defined ($name=shift @dir))
	{
		next if unlink($name);
		chdir($name) && &rmrf && chdir("..") && rmdir($name) && next;
		chomp(($pwd=`pwd`)); die "$pwd/$name: $!\n";
	}
	return 1;
}
