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NAME

Anubis - an outgoing mail processor and the SMTP tunnel.  

SYNOPSIS

SMTP Tunnel [-t arg] [-l arg] [-h arg] [-f] [options]
SMTP client -h arg -F arg -T arg -S arg -B arg [options]
 

DESCRIPTION

Anubis is an outgoing mail processor and the SMTP tunnel between MUA and MTA. It is also a secure/anonymous SMTP client.

 

General features

- Encrypted TLS/SSL connections support.
- Anonymous remailers support.
- Anonymous news posting (via remailers).
- GnuPG (PGP) support (via the GPGME library).
- SOCKS Proxy and WinGates (max.2) support.
- ESMTP Authentication support (CRAM-MD5, PLAIN, LOGIN).
- Can attach file with a message.
- Simple ROT-13 encoding.
- Overload HELO command (Old Sendmail HELO bug).
- High UNIX portability.

 

An outgoing mail processor (The SMTP Tunnel) features

- Extended Regular Expressions support.
- PerlRE support via the PCRE.
- TLS/SSL encryption support between MUA and MTA.

 

OPTIONS

An outgoing mail processor (The SMTP Tunnel) options:
-t [HOST:]PORT
SMTP tunneling mode {default host is INADDR_ANY, default port number is 25}.
-l, --local-mta FILE
Execute a local inetd-type program (instead of -h). Doesn't work if compiled with NOFORK flag.
-f, --foreground
foreground mode (don't fork).
-i, --sio
Use the Tunnel as described in RFC 821 on standard input and output.
--setremoteuser
Set a remote user's GroupID, UserID, and home directory. Works only if your UID and GID is 0 (NULL). It doesn't work if compiled with NOFORK flag. Generic options
-h, --host HOST[:PORT]
Specify SMTP host name or IP address {default is localhost:25}.
-F, --from ADDR
Specify a sender address.
-r, --realuser
Use your real user name and host name in the sender address.
-R, --reply-to ADDR
Reply-To:
-T, --to ADDR
Specify a recipient.
--cc ADDR
Specify the carbon-copy (CC) recipients.
--bcc ADDR
Specify the blind-carbon-copy (BCC) recipients.
-S, --subject ARG
Specify the subject of the message.
-B, --body ARG
Message body.
--body-file FILE
Include a text file into the body of a message.
--signature
Attach the .signature file to your message. SOCKS Proxy options:
--socks-proxy HOST[:PORT]
SOCKS Proxy host name or IP address.
--socks-v4
Use the SOCKSv4 protocol {SOCKSv5 is a default}.
--socks-username USERNAME
Specify a SOCKS Proxy user name.
--socks-password PASSWORD
Specify a SOCKS Proxy password. WinGate(s) options:
--wingate1 HOST[:PORT]
WinGate 1 host name or IP address {none}.
--wingate2 HOST[:PORT]
WinGate 2 host name or IP address {none}. Remailer Type-I options ('To:' address is a remailer):
--rm-rrt ADDR
Request Remailing To: (Anon-To:).
--rm-post GROUP
News post via remailer (Anon-Post-To:).
--rm-pgp KEY
Encrypt a message with a remailer's GPG/PGP public key.
--rm-pgp-file
Attach the file already encrypted with a remailer's GPG/PGP public key.
--rm-header ARG
An extra header in remailed message.
--rm-lt XX:XX
Specify a Latent-Time: (e.g. --rm-lt '2:00' = 2h).
--rm-rlt
A random Latent-Time over the Latent-Time: (a random delay). Remailer Type-II option:
--mix
Redirect all to the Mixmaster's input. Default Mixmaster path is: $HOME/Mix/mix PGP options:
--pgp-sign
Sign a message.
--pgp-encrypt KEY
Encrypt a message (comma separated list of keys). Advanced options:
--nossl
Turn off the ESMTP TLS/SSL support.
--ssl-only
Exit if TLS/SSL is unavailable at a remote host.
--cert FILE
Certificate file to use, PEM format assumed.
--key FILE
Private Key file to use, PEM format assumed, in cert file if not specified.
--noroot
MAIL FROM: <someone@somewhere> instead of <root@smtp.server>
--smtp-auth
Turn on the ESMTP Authentication (CRAM-MD5, PLAIN, LOGIN).
--smtp-mode ARG
mode {MAIL} (MAIL,SEND,SOML,SAML).
--rot13
ROT-13 encoding (subject & message body).
--rot13-subject
ROT-13 encoding (subject).
--rot13-body
ROT-13 encoding (message body).
--mid ARG
Specify a custom Message-ID, e.g. blabla@hostname
--xmailer ARG
Specify a custom X-Mailer, e.g. Anubis :)
--xmailer-no
Do not use X-Mailer.
--charset ARG
Specify a custom charset, e.g. iso-8859-2 {def: US-ASCII}.
--fake-no
Do not use the 'Stealth' mode.
--fake-ip1 ARG
e.g. 127.0.0.1 {default: a random IP address}.
--fake-ip2 ARG
e.g. 127.0.0.1 {default: a random IP address}.
--fake-host ARG
Fake host name for the 'Stealth' mode {default: unknown}.
--file FILE
Attach a file to your message using MIME (Base64 encoding).
--uuencode
Uuencode instead of Base64 encoding.
--extra-h1 ARG
An extra header - e.g. Sender: J.Smith@abc.com
--extra-h2 ARG
A second extra header.
--overload-helo
Overload HELO command -> Old Sendmail HELO bug. Output options:
--noansi
Use 'black & white' output mode.
-s, --silent
Work silently.
-v, --verbose
Work noisily.
-D, --debug
Debug mode (if compiled with DEBUG_CODE flag). Misc. options:
--altrc FILE
Specify alternate run control file.
--norc
Ignore the run control file.
--pri ARG
Set the task priority <-20,+20>
--version
Print version number, copyright, and OS info.
--help
It's obvious...

 

FILES

/usr/local/bin/anubis - main program - an outgoing mail processor (The SMTP Tunnel) plus the secure SMTP client.
/usr/sbin/anubis - an outgoing mail processor (The SMTP Tunnel) - optimized version
/etc/anubisrc - super-user's (root mode) run control file
$HOME/.anubisrc - user's (user mode) run control file
/usr/share/man/man1/anubis.1 - manual page
 

SEE ALSO

grep(1), regex(7), perlre(1), sendmail(8), openssl(1), ssl(3), pcre(3)
http://anubis.sourceforge.net/
http://www.underground.org.pl/anubis/  

HISTORY

Anubis v1.x.x is based on SMTPghost and YAASF.
Anubis v2.x.x is based on Anubis v1.x.x.
The 1st Anubis version (1.0.0) appeared on 31 Jul 2001.
The anubis(1) document appeared in Anubis v1.0.0.  

BUGS

If you find any, let us know...  

AUTHORS

The Anubis Team (read the AUTHORS file).  

LICENSE

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA

 

Index

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
General features
An outgoing mail processor (The SMTP Tunnel) features
OPTIONS
FILES
SEE ALSO
HISTORY
BUGS
AUTHORS
LICENSE
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