3.4.2 Users

Users maintain their database records via the anubisusr command. This command is built if anubis is configured with TLS support.

We suggest invoking anubisusr from your ‘~/.profile’, which will make sure that your configuration file is up to date when you log in.(5).

Usage

anubisusr [options] [smtp-url]

where smtp-url is a URL of your GNU Anubis server. Notice that if it lacks user name and password, then anubisusr will first try to retrieve them from your ‘~/.netrc’ file (see netrc in netrc manual page), and if not found, it will prompt you to supply them.

Options

‘-m mech’

‘--mechanism mech’

Use the SASL mechanism mech. Give this option several times to set a list of allowed mechanisms.

‘--file=file’

‘-f file’

Sets the user configuration file name (default is ‘.anubisrc’).

‘--netrc+file’

‘-n file’

Sets the name of the automatic login configuration file (default is ‘.netrc’).

‘-v’

‘--verbose’

Verbose output. Multiple options increase verbosity. Maximum verbosity level is 3.

Options controlling encryption:

‘--disable-tls’

‘-d’

Disable the use of TLS encryption.

‘--tls-cafile=file’

‘-C file’

Sets the name of certificate authority file to use when verifying the server certificate.

‘--tls-priorities=list’

Sets cipher suite preferences to use. The list argument may contain a single initial keyword or be a colon-separated list of TLS keywords. The description of TLS keywords is well beyond the scope of this document. Please refer to Priority Strings in GnuTLS Manual, for a detailed discussion.

Default priority list is ‘NORMAL’.

Informational options:

‘--version’

Display program version number and exit.

‘--help’

Display short usage summary and exit.

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