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Users maintain their database records via the anubisusr
command. We suggest invoking
anubisusr
from your `~/.profile', which will make
sure that your configuration file is up to date when you log in.
(4).
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(5))netrc section `netrc' in netrc manual page), and if not
found, it will prompt you to supply them.
Use the SASL mechanism mech. Give this option several times to set a list of allowed mechanisms.
Sets the user configuration file name (default is `.anubisrc').
Sets the name of the automatic login configuration file (default is `.netrc').
Verbose output. Multiple options increase verbosity. Maximum verbosity level is 3.
Options controlling encryption:
Disable the use of TLS encryption.
Sets the name of certificate authority file to use when verifying the server certificate.
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: (gnutls)Priority Strings section `Priority Strings' in GnuTLS Manual, for a detailed discussion.
Default priority list is `NORMAL'.
Informational options:
Display program version number and exit.
Display short usage summary and exit.
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