feat: only accept RFC-compliant End-of-DATA sequence

Previously Postal was fairly forgiving about line endings. This requires that the end of data sequence is `<CR><LF>.<CR><LF>`.

app/lib/smtp_server/client.rb

@@ -22,6 +22,10 @@ module SMTPServer
     def initialize(ip_address)
       @logging_enabled = true
       @ip_address = ip_address
+
+      @cr_present = false
+      @previous_cr_present = nil
+
       if @ip_address
         check_ip_address
         @state = :welcome
@@ -51,6 +55,14 @@ module SMTPServer
     end
 
     def handle(data)
+      if data[-1] == "\r"
+        @cr_present = true
+        data = data.chop # remove last character (\r)
+      else
+        Postal.logger.debug("\e[33m   WARN: Detected line with invalid line ending (missing <CR>)\e[0m", id: id)
+        @cr_present = false
+      end
+
       Postal.logger.tagged(id: id) do
         if @state == :preauth
           return proxy(data)
@@ -59,11 +71,12 @@ module SMTPServer
         log "\e[32m<= #{sanitize_input_for_log(data.strip)}\e[0m"
         if @proc
           @proc.call(data)
-
         else
           handle_command(data)
         end
       end
+    ensure
+      @previous_cr_present = @cr_present
     end
 
     def finished?
@@ -409,7 +422,7 @@ module SMTPServer
       @headers["received"] = [received_header]
 
       handler = proc do |idata|
-        if idata == "."
+        if idata == "." && @cr_present && @previous_cr_present
           @logging_enabled = true
           @proc = nil
           finished
@@ -424,7 +437,7 @@ module SMTPServer
           end
 
           if @receiving_headers
-            if idata.blank?
+            if idata&.length&.zero?
               @receiving_headers = false
             elsif idata.to_s =~ /^\s/
               # This is a continuation of a header

app/lib/smtp_server/server.rb

@@ -194,16 +194,11 @@ module SMTPServer
                   eof = true
                 end
 
-                # Normalize all \r\n and \n to \r\n, but ignore only \r.
-                # A \r\n may be split in 2 buffers (\n in one buffer and \r in the other)
-                buffers[io] = buffers[io].gsub(/\r/, "").encode(buffers[io].encoding, crlf_newline: true)
-
                 # We line buffer, so look to see if we have received a newline
                 # and keep doing so until all buffered lines have been processed.
-                while buffers[io].index("\r\n")
+                while buffers[io].index("\n")
                   # Extract the line
-                  line, buffers[io] = buffers[io].split("\r\n", 2)
-
+                  line, buffers[io] = buffers[io].split("\n", 2)
                   # Send the received line to the client object for processing
                   result = client.handle(line)
                   # If the client object returned some data, write it back to the client