Ubuntu Manpage: opendkim-spam - DKIM filter spam correlation tool

Provided by: opendkim-tools_2.10.3-3build1_amd64

NAME

       opendkim-spam - DKIM filter spam correlation tool

SYNOPSIS

       opendkim-spam [options]

DESCRIPTION

       opendkim-spam  accepts a regular format message (RFC5322) on standard input and uses it to update a local
       SQL database being updated by opendkim(8) with an indiciation that a user believes the input  message  is
       spam  or  otherwise  abusive.   This  feedback  is  important  input  toward developing DKIM-based domain
       reputation systems.

       The tool is intended to be used directly from within  shell-based  mail  readers  such  as  alpine(1)  or
       mutt(1) using a "pipe" command, which feeds the message being read to the specified program.

       This  tool  is  experimental.   If  the  experiment proves useful, the feedback could be used as an input
       stream to a larger-scale collaborative feedback system that can be used to  identify  sources  of  signed
       mail that have good reputations.

OPTIONS

-b backend
Specifies the style of backend database in use. The default is "yes".

-c file
Names a configuration file from which operating parameters will be read. The configuration file
contains entries of the form "key value", one per line. Empty lines or lines beginning with a
hash ("#") character are ignored. Command line equivalents for the configuration file are
available as runtime overrides. The default configuration file location is /etc/opendkim-
spam.conf. See the CONFIGURATION FILE section for a list of known values.

-f Run in the foreground rather than executing as a background process. Intended mainly for
debugging.

-d name
Indicates the name of the database to be accessed. The default is "opendkim".

-h host
Specifies the host where the database server is running. The default is "localhost".

-o file
Writes an update record to an OpenDKIM statistics file rather than directly to a database. There
is no default. Note that if this option is used, all database-specific options are ignored.

-p password
Specifies the password to be used when authenticating to the database. The default is "opendkim".

-P port
Specifies the port number where the database server is listening. The default depends on which
backend is in use.

-r reporter
Provides the name of the site reporting the spam. If not provided, an attempt will be made to
extract this information from the topmost Received header field from the input message.

-s column
Names the database column whose value should be incremented as a result of this user action. The
default is "spam".

-u user
Identifies the database user to be used when connecting to the database. The default is
"opendkim".

-v Requests verbose output. Can be specified multiple times for more and more information.

-V Print version number and exit.

CONFIGURATION FILE

       The  configuration  file  used  by  opendkim-spam(1) is expected to be a text file.  Empty lines or lines
       starting with a hash ("#") character are ignored.  All other lines should consist  of  a  parameter  name
       followed by one or more whitespace characters, then followed by its intended value.

       Parameters  generally  match  command  line  options (specified above), but when present the command line
       options override the configuration file options.  The list of configuration  file  parameters  and  their
       command line equivalents are as follows; see above for descriptions:

       Background
              -f (opposite meaning)

       DatabaseBackend
              -b

       DatabaseName
              -d

       DatabaseHost
              -h

       DatabasePassword
              -p

       DatabasePort
              -P

       DatabaseSpamColumn
              -s

       DatabaseUser
              -u

       ReporterID
              -r

       SkipReceived
              An integer that defines a number of Received fields that should be skipped while searching for the
              one  that  was  also  seen  by opendkim(8) so that this command refers to the same Received field.
              Defaults to 0.

       StatisticsFile
              -o

NOTES

       It is possible to compile this application without SQL support, in which  case  only  the  StatisticsFile
       setting has any meaning (and, in fact, it is required in that case).

VERSION

       This man page covers the version of opendkim-spam that shipped with version 2.10.3 of OpenDKIM.

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (c) 2011, 2012, The Trusted Domain Project.  All rights reserved.