To start the Dr.Web Anti-Spam component from the command line, run the following command:
$ <opt_dir>/bin/drweb-ase [<parameters>] |
Dr.Web Anti-Spam can process the following parameters:
Parameter |
Description |
--help |
Function: Output short help information about command-line parameters to the console or the terminal emulator and shut down the component. Short form: -h Arguments: None. |
--version |
Function: Output information about the component version to the console or the terminal emulator and shut down the component. Short form: -v Arguments: None. |
Example:
$ /opt/drweb.com/bin/drweb-ase --help |
This command outputs short help information about the Dr.Web Anti-Spam component.
Startup Notes
The component cannot be started directly from the command line in standalone mode. The component is started automatically by the Dr.Web ConfigD configuration management daemon and controlled by the Dr.Web MailD component while scanning email messages for spam. At that, if a FixedSocket parameter value is set in the Dr.Web Anti-Spam component settings, then one Dr.Web Anti-Spam instance will be automatically started by the Dr.Web ConfigD component and will always be available to clients through the specified UNIX socket. To manage component parameters, as well as to scan mail objects on demand, use the Dr.Web Ctl tool designed for managing Dr.Web Mail Security Suite from the command line (the tool is run with the drweb-ctl command).
To scan an arbitrary email message with the Dr.Web Anti-Spam component for spam (by calling the Dr.Web MailD component), you can use the checkmail command of the Dr.Web Ctl tool. To do that, save the email message to be scanned to a disk (for example, in the .eml format) and run the command:
$ drweb-ctl checkmail <path to .eml file> |
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To get documentation for this component from the command line, run the man 1 drweb-ase command. |
