NAME
messagewallctl - interact with MessageWall
SYNOPSIS
messagewallctl <command> <args>
DESCRIPTION
messagewallctl is an easy frontend used to interact with MessageWall.
The commands are as follows:
list-local-domains
Show the current list of domains consider local.
add-local-domain <domain>
Add a local domain and signal the server to reload databases.
del-local-domain <domain>
Remove a local domain and signal the server to reload databases.
list-profiles
List all currently available profiles.
dump-profile <profile>
Parse and output the selected profile, checking for common errors.
show-profile <address|domain>
Show the profile for a given address or domain.
set-profile <address|domain> <profile>
Set the profile for the given address or domain, removing any previous setting. Then signal the server to reload databases.
list-relay-ips
Show the list of IP address and subnet masks allowed to relay.
add-relay-ip <ip> <mask>
Add a subnet to the list of blocks allowed to relay and signal the server to reload databases.
del-relay-ip <ip> <mask>
Remove a subnet from the list of blocks allowed to relay and signal the server to reload databases.
list-auth-users
List usernames that can authenticate for relaying.
add-auth-user <username> <password>
Add or replace a user with the given username and signal the server to reload the authentication database. The password is hashed using DES or MD5, if available.
del-auth-user <username>
Delete a user and signal the server to reload the authentication database.
reload-db
Reload relay_ips, local_domains, and special_users from inside root.
reload-virus
Reload all virus files defined in profile virus_scan lines from inside root.
reload-auth
Reload the authentication hash database relay_auth from inside auth_root.
stop
Shut down all MessageWall processes. If MessageWall is running under svscan (the recommended configuration), svscan will restart it.
AUTHOR
Ian Gulliver <[email protected]>