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formmailtest(1) 					      General Commands Manual						   formmailtest(1)

NAME

       formmailtest - attempt to use formmail to relay to a DSBL-complaint host

SYNOPSIS

       formmailtest <url> [<spoof recipient>]

DESCRIPTION

       formmailtest  attempts  to connect to the specified host and uses several different to attempt to relay through the FormMail script located
       at <url>.  It can do more tests if the normal recipient for that FormMail script is provided as <spoof recipient>, but it can  quite  often
       relay without.

       Tests are done with both GET and POST to attempt to bypass any firewall/httpd.conf/.htaccess pseudo-security.

       In  the	tests  described below, DOMAIN is the section of <spoof recipient> after the @ sign, USER is the section before, and DASHDOMAIN is
       DOMAIN after all periods have been replaced by dashes.

       Tests:
	      recipient=listme@dsbl.org
	      recipient=dsbl.org!listme
	      realname=&email=
Cc: listme@dsbl.org&recipient=()
	      realname=)
Cc: listme@dsbl.org (&recipient=()
	      recipient=listme%dsbl.org@DOMAIN
	      recipient=dsbl.org!listme@DOMAIN
	      recipient=listme@dsbl.org(DOMAIN
	      recipient=<listme@dsbl.org>DOMAIN
	      realname=&email=0c: listme@dsbl.org&recipient=DOMAIN
	      realname=)0c: listme@dsbl.org (&email=&recipient=DOMAIN
	      recipient=listme@dsbl.org(USER@DASHDOMAIN
	      recipient=<listme@dsbl.org>USER@DASHDOMAIN

AUTHOR

       Ian Gulliver <ian@penguinhosting.net>

SEE ALSO

       dsbl.conf(5), spamtrap(1)

								    2002-04-03							   formmailtest(1)

fastforward(1)						      General Commands Manual						    fastforward(1)

NAME

       fastforward - forward mail according to a cdb database

SYNOPSIS

       in .qmail-default: | fastforward [ -nNpPdD ] cdb

DESCRIPTION

       fastforward forwards each incoming message according to instructions in cdb created by setforward.

       If there is no forwarding instruction in cdb for the incoming recipient address, fastforward will bounce the message.

       You can override .qmail-default with a specific .qmail-recipient; see dot-qmail(5).

       Warning	to  system  administrators:  Messages do not reach ~alias/.qmail-default unless they are controlled by the alias user.	See qmail-
       getpw(8).

       SECURITY WARNING: If cdb includes instructions pointing to a mailing list owned by another user, that user gains  some  amount  of  control
       over  fastforward's behavior.  In particular, he can force fastforward to open any file that you can access, and to read any world-readable
       file that you own, even if the file is in a world-inaccessible directory.

OPTIONS

       -n   No delivery.  fastforward will print a description of its actions, but will not actually read or forward a message.

       -N   (Default.)	Forward a message as usual.

       -p   Pass through.  If fastforward does not find the recipient in cdb, it exits 0, giving  the  message	to  further  commands  in  .qmail-
	    default.  If fastforward finds the recipient, it forwards the message and exits 99, so that further commands are skipped.

       -P   (Default.)	 Do  not pass through.	If fastforward finds the recipient, it forwards the message and exits 0.  Otherwise it bounces the
	    message.

       -d   Use $DEFAULT@$HOST as the recipient address, or $EXT@$HOST if $DEFAULT is not set.

       -D   (Default.)	Use $RECIPIENT as the recipient address.

VERSION

       This is fastforward 0.51.  The fastforward home page is http://pobox.com/~djb/fastforward.html.

SEE ALSO

       newaliases(1), printforward(1), setforward(1), dot-qmail(5), qmail-command(8), qmail-local(8), qmail-getpw(8)

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