"""POP3Proxy and SMTPProxy Web Interface

Classes:
    ProxyUserInterface - Interface class for pop3proxy and smtpproxy

Abstract:

This module implements a browser based Spambayes user interface for the
POP3 proxy and SMTP proxy.  Users may use it to interface with the
proxies.

The following functions are currently included:
[From the base class UserInterface]
  onClassify - classify a given message
  onWordquery - query a word from the database
  onTrain - train a message or mbox
  onSave - save the database and possibly shutdown
[Here]
  onHome - a home page with various options
  onUpload - upload a message for later training (used by proxytee.py)
  onReview - show messages in corpii
  onView - view a message from one of the corpii
  onShowclues - show clues for a message

To do:

Web training interface:

 o Review already-trained messages, and purge them.
 o Add a Today button on the Review page.

User interface improvements:

 o Can it cleanly dynamically update its status display while having a POP3
   conversation?  Hammering reload sucks.

 o Suggestions?
"""

# This module is part of the spambayes project, which is Copyright 2002-3
# The Python Software Foundation and is covered by the Python Software
# Foundation license.

# This module was once part of pop3proxy.py; if you are looking through
# the history of the file, you may need to go back there.

__author__ = "Richie Hindle <richie@entrian.com>"
__credits__ = "Tim Peters, Neale Pickett, Tim Stone, all the Spambayes folk."

try:
    True, False
except NameError:
    # Maintain compatibility with Python 2.2
    True, False = 1, 0

import re
import cgi
import time
import types
import bisect

try:
    from sets import Set
except ImportError:
    from compatsets import Set

import tokenizer
import UserInterface
from spambayes.Options import options
from email.Iterators import typed_subpart_iterator

global state

# These are the options that will be offered on the configuration page.
# If the option is None, then the entry is a header and the following
# options will appear in a new box on the configuration page.
# These are also used to generate http request parameters and template
# fields/variables.
parm_ini_map = (
    ('POP3 Proxy Options',  None),
    ('pop3proxy',           'remote_servers'),
    ('pop3proxy',           'listen_ports'),
    ('SMTP Proxy Options',  None),
    ('smtpproxy',           'remote_servers'),
    ('smtpproxy',           'listen_ports'),
    ('smtpproxy',           'ham_address'),
    ('smtpproxy',           'spam_address'),
    ('smtpproxy',           'use_cached_message'),
    ('Header Options',      None),
    ('Headers',             'notate_to'),
    ('Headers',             'notate_subject'),
    ('Storage Options',     None),
    ('Storage',             'persistent_storage_file'),
    ('Storage',             'messageinfo_storage_file'),
    ('Storage',             'cache_messages'),
    ('Storage',             'no_cache_bulk_ham'),
    ('Storage',             'no_cache_large_messages'),
    ('Statistics Options',  None),
    ('Categorization',      'ham_cutoff'),
    ('Categorization',      'spam_cutoff'),
)

# Like the above, but hese are the options that will be offered on the
# advanced configuration page.
adv_map = (
    ('Statistics Options',  None),
    ('Classifier',          'max_discriminators'),
    ('Classifier',          'minimum_prob_strength'),
    ('Classifier',          'unknown_word_prob'),
    ('Classifier',          'unknown_word_strength'),
    ('Header Options',      None),
    ('Headers',             'include_score'),
    ('Headers',             'header_score_digits'),
    ('Headers',             'header_score_logarithm'),
    ('Headers',             'include_thermostat'),
    ('Headers',             'include_evidence'),
    ('Headers',             'clue_mailheader_cutoff'),
    ('Storage Options',     None),
    ('Storage',             'persistent_use_database'),
    ('Storage',             'cache_expiry_days'),
    ('Storage',             'cache_use_gzip'),
    ('Storage',             'ham_cache'),
    ('Storage',             'spam_cache'),
    ('Storage',             'unknown_cache'),
    ('Tokenising Options',  None),
    ('Tokenizer',           'mine_received_headers'),
    ('Tokenizer',           'replace_nonascii_chars'),
    ('Tokenizer',           'summarize_email_prefixes'),
    ('Tokenizer',           'summarize_email_suffixes'),
    ('Training Options',    None),
    ('Hammie',              'train_on_filter'),
    ('Interface Options',   None),
    ('html_ui',             'display_headers'),
    ('html_ui',             'display_received_time'),
    ('html_ui',             'display_score'),
    ('html_ui',             'display_adv_find'),
    ('html_ui',             'default_ham_action'),
    ('html_ui',             'default_spam_action'),
    ('html_ui',             'default_unsure_action'),
    ('html_ui',             'ham_discard_level'),
    ('html_ui',             'spam_discard_level'),
    ('html_ui',             'allow_remote_connections'),
    ('html_ui',             'http_authentication'),
    ('html_ui',             'http_user_name'),
    ('html_ui',             'http_password'),
    ('pop3proxy',           'allow_remote_connections'),
    ('smtpproxy',           'allow_remote_connections'),
)

class ProxyUserInterface(UserInterface.UserInterface):
    """Serves the HTML user interface for the proxies."""

    def __init__(self, proxy_state, state_recreator):
        global state
        UserInterface.UserInterface.__init__(self, proxy_state.bayes,
                                             parm_ini_map, adv_map)
        state = proxy_state
        self.state_recreator = state_recreator # ugly
        self.app_for_version = "POP3 Proxy"
        self.previous_sort = None

    def onHome(self):
        """Serve up the homepage."""
        state.buildStatusStrings()
        stateDict = state.__dict__.copy()
        stateDict.update(state.bayes.__dict__)
        statusTable = self.html.statusTable.clone()
        if not state.servers:
            statusTable.proxyDetails = "No POP3 proxies running.<br/>"
        findBox = self._buildBox('Word query', 'query.gif',
                                 self.html.wordQuery)
        if not options["html_ui", "display_adv_find"]:
            del findBox.advanced
        content = (self._buildBox('Status and Configuration',
                                  'status.gif', statusTable % stateDict)+
                   self._buildBox('Train on proxied messages',
                                  'train.gif', self.html.reviewText) +
                   self._buildTrainBox() +
                   self._buildClassifyBox() +
                   findBox +
                   self._buildBox('Find message', 'query.gif',
                                  self.html.findMessage)
                   )
        self._writePreamble("Home")
        self.write(content)
        self._writePostamble(help_topic="home_proxy")

    def onUpload(self, file):
        """Save a message for later training - used by Skip's proxytee.py."""
        # Convert platform-specific line endings into unix-style.
        file = file.replace('\r\n', '\n').replace('\r', '\n')

        # Get a message list from the upload and write it into the cache.
        messages = self._convertUploadToMessageList(file)
        for m in messages:
            messageName = state.getNewMessageName()
            message = state.unknownCorpus.makeMessage(messageName)
            message.setPayload(m)
            state.unknownCorpus.addMessage(message)

        # Return a link Home.
        self.write("<p>OK. Return <a href='home'>Home</a>.</p>")

    def _keyToTimestamp(self, key):
        """Given a message key (as seen in a Corpus), returns the timestamp
        for that message.  This is the time that the message was received,
        not the Date header."""
        return long(key[:10])

    def _getTimeRange(self, timestamp):
        """Given a unix timestamp, returns a 3-tuple: the start timestamp
        of the given day, the end timestamp of the given day, and the
        formatted date of the given day."""
        # This probably works on Summertime-shift days; time will tell.  8-)
        this = time.localtime(timestamp)
        start = (this[0], this[1], this[2], 0, 0, 0, this[6], this[7], this[8])
        end = time.localtime(time.mktime(start) + 36*60*60)
        end = (end[0], end[1], end[2], 0, 0, 0, end[6], end[7], end[8])
        date = time.strftime("%A, %B %d, %Y", start)
        return time.mktime(start), time.mktime(end), date

    def _buildReviewKeys(self, timestamp):
        """Builds an ordered list of untrained message keys, ready for output
        in the Review list.  Returns a 5-tuple: the keys, the formatted date
        for the list (eg. "Friday, November 15, 2002"), the start of the prior
        page or zero if there isn't one, likewise the start of the given page,
        and likewise the start of the next page."""
        # Fetch all the message keys
        allKeys = state.unknownCorpus.keys()
        # We have to sort here to split into days.
        # Later on, we also sort the messages that will be on the page
        # (by whatever column we wish).
        allKeys.sort()

        # The default start timestamp is derived from the most recent message,
        # or the system time if there are no messages (not that it gets used).
        if not timestamp:
            if allKeys:
                timestamp = self._keyToTimestamp(allKeys[-1])
            else:
                timestamp = time.time()
        start, end, date = self._getTimeRange(timestamp)

        # Find the subset of the keys within this range.
        startKeyIndex = bisect.bisect(allKeys, "%d" % long(start))
        endKeyIndex = bisect.bisect(allKeys, "%d" % long(end))
        keys = allKeys[startKeyIndex:endKeyIndex]
        keys.reverse()

        # What timestamps to use for the prior and next days?  If there any
        # messages before/after this day's range, use the timestamps of those
        # messages - this will skip empty days.
        prior = end = 0
        if startKeyIndex != 0:
            prior = self._keyToTimestamp(allKeys[startKeyIndex-1])
        if endKeyIndex != len(allKeys):
            end = self._keyToTimestamp(allKeys[endKeyIndex])

        # Return the keys and their date.
        return keys, date, prior, start, end

    def _sortMessages(self, messages, sort_order):
        """Sorts the message by the appropriate attribute.  If this was the
        previous sort order, then reverse it."""
        if sort_order is None or sort_order == "received":
            # Default sorting, which is in reverse order of appearance.
            # This is complicated because the 'received' info is the key.
            messages.sort()
            if self.previous_sort == sort_order:
                messages.reverse()
                self.previous_sort = None
            else:
                self.previous_sort = 'received'
            return messages
        else:
            tmplist = [(getattr(x[1], sort_order), x) for x in messages]
        tmplist.sort()
        if self.previous_sort == sort_order:
            tmplist.reverse()
            self.previous_sort = None
        else:
            self.previous_sort = sort_order
        return [x for (key, x) in tmplist]

    def _appendMessages(self, table, keyedMessageInfo, label, sort_order):
        """Appends the rows of a table of messages to 'table'."""
        stripe = 0

        keyedMessageInfo = self._sortMessages(keyedMessageInfo, sort_order)
        nrows = options["html_ui", "rows_per_section"]
        for key, messageInfo in keyedMessageInfo[:nrows]:
            unused, unused, messageInfo.received = \
                    self._getTimeRange(self._keyToTimestamp(key))
            row = self.html.reviewRow.clone()
            try:
                score = float(messageInfo.score.rstrip('%'))
            except ValueError:
                score = None
            if label == 'Spam':
                if score is not None \
                   and score > options["html_ui", "spam_discard_level"]:
                    r_att = getattr(row, 'discard')
                else:
                    r_att = getattr(row, options["html_ui",
                                           "default_spam_action"])
            elif label == 'Ham':
                if score is not None \
                   and score < options["html_ui", "ham_discard_level"]:
                    r_att = getattr(row, 'discard')
                else:
                    r_att = getattr(row, options["html_ui",
                                           "default_ham_action"])
            else:
                r_att = getattr(row, options["html_ui",
                                           "default_unsure_action"])
            setattr(r_att, "checked", 1)

            row.optionalHeadersValues = '' # make way for real list
            for header in options["html_ui", "display_headers"]:
                header = header.lower()
                text = getattr(messageInfo, "%sHeader" % (header,))
                if header == "subject":
                    # Subject is special, because it links to the body.
                    # If the user doesn't display the subject, then there
                    # is no link to the body.
                    h = self.html.reviewRow.linkedHeaderValue.clone()
                    h.text.title = messageInfo.bodySummary
                    h.text.href = "view?key=%s&corpus=%s" % (key, label)
                else:
                    h = self.html.reviewRow.headerValue.clone()
                h.text = text
                row.optionalHeadersValues += h

            # Apart from any message headers, we may also wish to display
            # the message score, and the time the message was received.
            if options["html_ui", "display_score"]:
                row.score_ = messageInfo.score
            else:
                del row.score_
            if options["html_ui", "display_received_time"]:
                row.received_ = messageInfo.received
            else:
                del row.received_

            # Many characters can't go in the URL or they cause problems
            # (&, ;, ?, etc).  So we use the hex values for them all.
            subj_list = []
            for c in messageInfo.subjectHeader:
                subj_list.append("%%%s" % (hex(ord(c))[2:],))
            subj = "".join(subj_list)
            row.classify.href="showclues?key=%s&subject=%s" % (key, subj)
            row.tokens.href="showclues?key=%s&subject=%s&tokens=1" % (key, subj)
            setattr(row, 'class', ['stripe_on', 'stripe_off'][stripe]) # Grr!
            row = str(row).replace('TYPE', label).replace('KEY', key)
            table += row
            stripe = stripe ^ 1

    def onReview(self, **params):
        """Present a list of message for (re)training."""
        # Train/discard sumbitted messages.
        self._writePreamble("Review")
        id = ''
        numTrained = 0
        numDeferred = 0
        if params.get('go') != 'Refresh':
            for key, value in params.items():
                if key.startswith('classify:'):
                    id = key.split(':')[2]
                    if value == 'spam':
                        targetCorpus = state.spamCorpus
                    elif value == 'ham':
                        targetCorpus = state.hamCorpus
                    elif value == 'discard':
                        targetCorpus = None
                        try:
                            state.unknownCorpus.removeMessage(\
                                state.unknownCorpus[id])
                        except KeyError:
                            pass  # Must be a reload.
                    else: # defer
                        targetCorpus = None
                        numDeferred += 1
                    if targetCorpus:
                        sourceCorpus = None
                        if state.unknownCorpus.get(id) is not None:
                            sourceCorpus = state.unknownCorpus
                        elif state.hamCorpus.get(id) is not None:
                            sourceCorpus = state.hamCorpus
                        elif state.spamCorpus.get(id) is not None:
                            sourceCorpus = state.spamCorpus
                        if sourceCorpus is not None:
                            try:
                                # fromCache is a fix for sf #851785.
                                # See the comments in Corpus.py
                                targetCorpus.takeMessage(id, sourceCorpus,
                                                         fromCache=True)
                                if numTrained == 0:
                                    self.write("<p><b>Training... ")
                                    self.flush()
                                numTrained += 1
                            except KeyError:
                                pass  # Must be a reload.

        # Report on any training, and save the database if there was any.
        if numTrained > 0:
            plural = ''
            if numTrained != 1:
                plural = 's'
            self._doSave()
            self.write("Trained on %d message%s. " % (numTrained, plural))
            self.write("<br>&nbsp;")

        title = ""
        keys = []
        sourceCorpus = state.unknownCorpus
        # If any messages were deferred, show the same page again.
        if numDeferred > 0:
            start = self._keyToTimestamp(id)

        # Else after submitting a whole page, display the prior page or the
        # next one.  Derive the day of the submitted page from the ID of the
        # last processed message.
        elif id:
            start = self._keyToTimestamp(id)
            unused, unused, prior, unused, next = self._buildReviewKeys(start)
            if prior:
                start = prior
            else:
                start = next

        # Else if they've hit Previous or Next, display that page.
        elif params.get('go') == 'Next day':
            start = self._keyToTimestamp(params['next'])
        elif params.get('go') == 'Previous day':
            start = self._keyToTimestamp(params['prior'])

        # Else if an id has been specified, just show that message
        # Else if search criteria have been specified, show the messages
        # that match those criteria.
        elif params.get('find') is not None:
            prior = next = 0
            keys = Set()        # so we don't end up with duplicates
            push = keys.add
            try:
                max_results = int(params['max_results'])
            except ValueError:
                max_results = 1
            key = params['find']
            if params.has_key('ignore_case'):
                ic = True
            else:
                ic = False
            error = False
            if key == "":
                error = True
                page = "<p>You must enter a search string.</p>"
            else:
                if len(keys) < max_results and \
                   params.has_key('id'):
                    if state.unknownCorpus.get(key):
                        push((key, state.unknownCorpus))
                    elif state.hamCorpus.get(key):
                        push((key, state.hamCorpus))
                    elif state.spamCorpus.get(key):
                        push((key, state.spamCorpus))
                if params.has_key('subject') or params.has_key('body') or \
                   params.has_key('headers'):
                    # This is an expensive operation, so let the user know
                    # that something is happening.
                    self.write('<p>Searching...</p>')
                    for corp in [state.unknownCorpus, state.hamCorpus,
                                   state.spamCorpus]:
                        for k in corp.keys():
                            if len(keys) >= max_results:
                                break
                            msg = corp[k]
                            msg.load()
                            if params.has_key('subject'):
                                subj = str(msg['Subject'])
                                if self._contains(subj, key, ic):
                                    push((k, corp))
                            if params.has_key('body'):
                                # For [ 906581 ] Assertion failed in search
                                # subject.  Can the headers be a non-string?
                                msg_body = msg.as_string()
                                msg_body = msg_body[msg_body.index('\r\n\r\n'):]
                                if self._contains(msg_body, key, ic):
                                    push((k, corp))
                            if params.has_key('headers'):
                                for nm, val in msg.items():
                                    # For [ 906581 ] Assertion failed in
                                    # search subject.  Can the headers be
                                    # a non-string?
                                    nm = str(nm)
                                    val = str(val)
                                    if self._contains(nm, key, ic) or \
                                       self._contains(val, key, ic):
                                        push((k, corp))
                if len(keys):
                    title = "Found message%s" % (['','s'][len(keys)>1],)
                    keys = list(keys)
                else:
                    page = "<p>Could not find any matching messages. " \
                           "Maybe they expired?</p>"
                    title = "Did not find message"
                    box = self._buildBox(title, 'status.gif', page)
                    self.write(box)
                    self.write(self._buildBox('Find message', 'query.gif',
                                              self.html.findMessage))
                    self._writePostamble()
                    return

        # Else show the most recent day's page, as decided by _buildReviewKeys.
        else:
            start = 0

        # Build the lists of messages: spams, hams and unsure.
        if len(keys) == 0:
            keys, date, prior, this, next = self._buildReviewKeys(start)
        keyedMessageInfo = {options["Headers", "header_unsure_string"]: [],
                            options["Headers", "header_ham_string"]: [],
                            options["Headers", "header_spam_string"]: [],
                            }
        invalid_keys = []
        for key in keys:
            if isinstance(key, types.TupleType):
                key, sourceCorpus = key
            else:
                sourceCorpus = state.unknownCorpus
            # Parse the message, get the judgement header and build a message
            # info object for each message.
            message = sourceCorpus[key]
            try:
                message.load()
            except IOError:
                # Someone has taken this file away from us.  It was
                # probably a virus protection program, so that's ok.
                # Don't list it in the review, though.
                invalid_keys.append(key)
                continue
            judgement = message[options["Headers",
                                        "classification_header_name"]]
            if judgement is None:
                judgement = options["Headers", "header_unsure_string"]
            else:
                judgement = judgement.split(';')[0].strip()
            messageInfo = self._makeMessageInfo(message)
            keyedMessageInfo[judgement].append((key, messageInfo))
        for key in invalid_keys:
            keys.remove(key)

        # Present the list of messages in their groups in reverse order of
        # appearance, by default, or according to the specified sort order.
        if keys:
            page = self.html.reviewtable.clone()
            if prior:
                page.prior.value = prior
                del page.priorButton.disabled
            if next:
                page.next.value = next
                del page.nextButton.disabled
            templateRow = page.reviewRow.clone()

            page.table = ""  # To make way for the real rows.
            for header, label in ((options["Headers",
                                           "header_unsure_string"], 'Unsure'),
                                  (options["Headers",
                                           "header_ham_string"], 'Ham'),
                                  (options["Headers",
                                           "header_spam_string"], 'Spam')):
                messages = keyedMessageInfo[header]
                if messages:
                    sh = self.html.reviewSubHeader.clone()
                    # Setup the header row
                    sh.optionalHeaders = ''
                    h = self.html.headerHeader.clone()
                    for header in options["html_ui", "display_headers"]:
                        h.headerLink.href = 'review?sort=%sHeader' % \
                                            (header.lower(),)
                        h.headerName = header.title()
                        sh.optionalHeaders += h
                    if not options["html_ui", "display_score"]:
                        del sh.score_header
                    if not options["html_ui", "display_received_time"]:
                        del sh.received_header
                    subHeader = str(sh)
                    subHeader = subHeader.replace('TYPE', label)
                    page.table += self.html.blankRow
                    page.table += subHeader
                    self._appendMessages(page.table, messages, label,
                                         params.get('sort'))

            page.table += self.html.trainRow
            if title == "":
                title = "Untrained messages received on %s" % date
            box = self._buildBox(title, None, page)  # No icon, to save space.
        else:
            page = "<p>There are no untrained messages to display. "
            page += "Return <a href='home'>Home</a>, or "
            page += "<a href='review'>check again</a>.</p>"
            title = "No untrained messages"
            box = self._buildBox(title, 'status.gif', page)

        self.write(box)
        self._writePostamble(help_topic="review")

    def _contains(self, a, b, ignore_case=False):
        """Return true if substring b is part of string a."""
        assert(isinstance(a, types.StringTypes))
        assert(isinstance(b, types.StringTypes))
        if ignore_case:
            a = a.lower()
            b = b.lower()
        return a.find(b) >= 0

    def onView(self, key, corpus):
        """View a message - linked from the Review page."""
        self._writePreamble("View message", parent=('review', 'Review'))
        sourceCorpus = None
        message = None
        if state.unknownCorpus.get(key) is not None:
            sourceCorpus = state.unknownCorpus
        elif state.hamCorpus.get(key) is not None:
            sourceCorpus = state.hamCorpus
        elif state.spamCorpus.get(key) is not None:
            sourceCorpus = state.spamCorpus
        if sourceCorpus is not None:
            message = sourceCorpus.get(key)
        if message is not None:
            self.write("<pre>%s</pre>" % cgi.escape(message.as_string()))
        else:
            self.write("<p>Can't find message %r. Maybe it expired.</p>" % key)
        self._writePostamble()

    def onShowclues(self, key, subject, tokens='0'):
        """Show clues for a message - linked from the Review page."""
        tokens = bool(int(tokens)) # needs the int, as bool('0') is True
        self._writePreamble("Message clues", parent=('review', 'Review'))
        sourceCorpus = None
        message = None
        if state.unknownCorpus.get(key) is not None:
            sourceCorpus = state.unknownCorpus
        elif state.hamCorpus.get(key) is not None:
            sourceCorpus = state.hamCorpus
        elif state.spamCorpus.get(key) is not None:
            sourceCorpus = state.spamCorpus
        if sourceCorpus is not None:
            message = sourceCorpus.get(key).as_string()
        if message is not None:
            message = message.replace('\r\n', '\n').replace('\r', '\n') # For Macs
            results = self._buildCluesTable(message, subject, tokens)
            del results.classifyAnother
            self.write(results)
        else:
            self.write("<p>Can't find message %r. Maybe it expired.</p>" % key)
        self._writePostamble()

    def _makeMessageInfo(self, message):
        """Given an email.Message, return an object with subjectHeader,
        bodySummary and other header (as needed) attributes.  These objects
        are passed into appendMessages by onReview - passing email.Message
        objects directly uses too much memory."""
        subjectHeader = message["Subject"] or "(none)"
        headers = {"subject" : subjectHeader}
        for header in options["html_ui", "display_headers"]:
            headers[header.lower()] = (message[header] or "(none)")
        score = message[options["Headers", "score_header_name"]]
        if score:
            # the score might have the log info at the end
            op = score.find('(')
            if op >= 0:
                score = score[:op]
            try:
                score = "%.2f%%" % (float(score)*100,)
            except ValueError:
                # Hmm.  The score header should only contain a floating
                # point number.  What's going on here, then?
                score = "Err"  # Let the user know something is wrong.
        else:
            # If the lookup fails, this means that the "include_score"
            # option isn't activated. We have the choice here to either
            # calculate it now, which is pretty inefficient, since we have
            # already done so, or to admit that we don't know what it is.
            # We'll go with the latter.
            score = "?"
        try:
            part = typed_subpart_iterator(message, 'text', 'plain').next()
            text = part.get_payload()
        except StopIteration:
            try:
                part = typed_subpart_iterator(message, 'text', 'html').next()
                text = part.get_payload()
                text, unused = tokenizer.crack_html_style(text)
                text, unused = tokenizer.crack_html_comment(text)
                text = tokenizer.html_re.sub(' ', text)
                text = '(this message only has an HTML body)\n' + text
            except StopIteration:
                text = '(this message has no text body)'
        if type(text) == type([]):  # gotta be a 'right' way to do this
            text = "(this message is a digest of %s messages)" % (len(text))
        elif text is None:
            text = "(this message has no body)"
        else:
            text = text.replace('&nbsp;', ' ')      # Else they'll be quoted
            text = re.sub(r'(\s)\s+', r'\1', text)  # Eg. multiple blank lines
            text = text.strip()

        class _MessageInfo:
            pass
        messageInfo = _MessageInfo()
        for headerName, headerValue in headers.items():
            headerValue = self._trimHeader(headerValue, 45, True)
            setattr(messageInfo, "%sHeader" % (headerName,), headerValue)
        messageInfo.score = score
        messageInfo.bodySummary = self._trimHeader(text, 200)
        return messageInfo

    def reReadOptions(self):
        """Called by the config page when the user saves some new options, or
        restores the defaults."""
        # Re-read the options.
        global state
        import Options
        Options.load_options()
        global options
        from Options import options

        # Recreate the state.
        state = self.state_recreator()
        self.classifier = state.bayes

    def verifyInput(self, parms, pmap):
        '''Check that the given input is valid.'''
        # Most of the work here is done by the parent class, but
        # we have a few extra checks
        errmsg = UserInterface.UserInterface.verifyInput(self, parms, pmap)

        if pmap != parm_ini_map:
            return errmsg

        # check for equal number of pop3servers and ports
        slist = list(parms['pop3proxy_remote_servers'])
        plist = list(parms['pop3proxy_listen_ports'])
        if len(slist) != len(plist):
            errmsg += '<li>The number of POP3 proxy ports specified ' + \
                      'must match the number of servers specified</li>\n'

        # check for duplicate ports
        plist.sort()
        for p in range(len(plist)-1):
            try:
                if plist[p] == plist[p+1]:
                    errmsg += '<li>All POP3 port numbers must be unique</li>'
                    break
            except IndexError:
                pass

        # check for equal number of smtpservers and ports
        slist = list(parms['smtpproxy_remote_servers'])
        plist = list(parms['smtpproxy_listen_ports'])
        if len(slist) != len(plist):
            errmsg += '<li>The number of SMTP proxy ports specified ' + \
                      'must match the number of servers specified</li>\n'

        # check for duplicate ports
        plist.sort()
        for p in range(len(plist)-1):
            try:
                if plist[p] == plist[p+1]:
                    errmsg += '<li>All SMTP port numbers must be unique</li>'
                    break
            except IndexError:
                pass

        return errmsg