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Anubis

Section: Anubis 1.1.0 (1)
Updated: 27 Dec 2001
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NAME

Anubis - an anonymous email sender.  

SYNOPSIS

anubis
anubis <options>
anubis -i
 

DESCRIPTION

Anubis is an advanced anonymous and secure email sender and fetcher. It sends emails via the SMTP protocol, it can also post news and send ICQ messages anonymously. Moreover it can fetch your emails in the secure way via the POP3 and TLS/SSL protocol support.  

Features:

- Encrypted TLS/SSL connections support (via OpenSSL),
- Anonymous Remailers support,
- Anonymous News posting (via NNTP protocol or Remailers),
- GnuPG/OpenPGP (GPGME) support,
- SOCKS Proxy support - to hide a true identity (and to work behind a firewall),
- WinGate (max.2) support - to hide a true identity,
- ROT-13 encryption (encode Subject and/or Message Body),
- Overload HELO command (Sendmail HELO bug),
- Can attach file with a message (encode with Base64 or Uuencode),
- Send emails with randomized Subject, Message Body or X-mailer,
- Work with different mail modes (for more details read: RFC 821),
- Have interactive configuration mode,
- Secure emails fetching via POP3 and TLS/SSL (+SOCKS Proxy and WinGates),
- Daemon mode (for the 'Secure POP3 Fetcher'),
- Procmail support,
- Can remove all messages from an email account (POP3; SSL, APOP, RPOP),
- High UNIX portability,
- and many, many more !
 

OPTIONS

Basic options:
-h, --host
define SMTP/NNTP/POP3 hostname or IP {default: localhost}
-p, --port
define SMTP port number {default: 25}
-F, --from
Mail header "From:"
--from-random
Randomize 'from' generator.
-R, --reply-to
When somebody reply for your email, reply goes to the address defined here.
-T, --to
Send email(s) to this user.
--uin
Use this ICQ UIN instead of email address.
--group
News post via NNTP protocol (e.g. alt.unix).
--cc
Cc: (Carbon Copy)
--bcc
Bcc: (Blind Carbon Copy)
-S, --subject
Subject
--subject-random
Randomize 'subject' generator.
-B, --body
Your Message Body.
--body-random
Randomize 'message body' generator.
--body-file
Include a text file to the message body.
--signature
Attach the signature file (.signature) to the message body.
-n, --nasty
Random crap in Subject: and From: fields. SOCKS Proxy options:
--socks-proxy
Connect through a SOCKS Proxy {none}
--socks-port
define SOCKS Proxy port number {1080}
--socks-v4
Use old version 4 protocol {default is new version 5}.
--socks-username
define SOCKS Proxy username {none}
--socks-password
define SOCKS Proxy password {none} WinGate(s) options:
-w, --wingate1
Connect through a WinGate {none}
-1, --wingate1-port
define WinGate 1 port number {23}
-g, --wingate2
Connect through a second WinGate {none}
-2, --wingate2-port
define WinGate 2 port number {23} Remailer options:
--rm
"To" address is a Remailer.
--rm-rrt addr
Request Remailing To: (Anon-To:) - send email to this address.
--rm-post group
News post via Remailer (Anon-Post-To:) - post message to this group.
--rm-pgp
Encrypt a message with remailer pgp public key.
--rm-pgp-file file
Attach the file already encrypted with remailer public key.
--rm-header STR
An extra header in remailed message.
--rm-lt XX:XX
The "Latent-Time:" header causes the Remailer to keep your message for some time before forwarding it. e.g. --rm-lt "2:00" = 2h.
--rm-lt-random
Random Latent-Time over Latent-Time: (a random delay). PGP options:
--pgp-sign
Sign a message.
--pgp-encrypt
Encrypt a message (comma separated list of keys). Advanced options:
--nossl
Turn off the SMTP TLS/SSL support (encrypted connections).
--ssl-only
Exit if TLS/SSL is unavailable at remote host.
--CAfile arg
PEM format file of CA's
--CApath arg
PEM format directory of CA's
-c, --noroot
MAIL FROM: <someone@somewhere> instead of <root@smtp.server>
-m, --mode
mail mode [ default: MAIL ] (MAIL, SEND, SOML, SAML - for more details read: RFC 821)
-r, --rot13
ROT-13 encryption (subject & message body)
-r, --rot13-subject
ROT-13 encryption (subject)
--rot13-body
ROT-13 encryption (message body)
--date
Message date like: "Date: Mon, 01 Jan 2001 00:00:00 +0000 (GMT)"
--date-real
Use real time & date when sending an email.
--mid
Specify Message-ID e.g. "blabla@hostname".
--mid-unique
Generate unique Message-ID.
--xmailer
Specify X-Mailer e.g. "Anubis :)"
--xmailer-no
Do not use "X-Mailer:"
--xmailer-random
Use random X-Mailer.
--charset
Define charset e.g. iso-8859-2 {default: US-ASCII}
--fake-no
Do not use "Stealth" mode.
--fake-ip1
e.g. 127.0.0.1 {default: RANDOM}
--fake-ip2
e.g. 127.0.0.1 {default: RANDOM}
--fake-host
Fake hostname for the "Stealth" mode {default: unknown}
-f, --file
Attach one file (file will be encoded using Base64).
-u, --uuencode
Uuencode instead of Base64 encoding.
-e, --extra-h1
An extra header - e.g. "Sender: J.Smith@abc.com".
-E, --extra-h2
A second extra header.
-o, --overload-helo
Overload HELO command -> Sendmail HELO bug. Output options:
--noansi
Use "black & white" output mode.
-i, --interactive
interactive configuration mode
-s, --silent
silent mode
-v, --verbose
verbose mode
-d, --debug
debug mode
--summary
Print options summary. Mailbox Flusher:
--mf
Remove all messages from an email account (POP3; SSL, APOP, RPOP).
--mf-username
POP3 username
--mf-password
POP3 password
--mf-ssl
Turn on the POP3 TLS/SSL support {port number: 995}.
--mf-apop, --apop
APOP authorization
--mf-rpop, --rpop
RPOP authorization
--mf-port
POP3 port number {default: 110}
--mf-help
Print 'Mailbox Flusher' help. Secure POP3 Fetcher:
--fetch
Enable 'Secure POP3 Fetcher'.
--fetch-to
Username (/var/spool/mail/username) (def: your own id). Superuser only (UID must be 0).
--fetch-procmail, --procmail
Filter new messages with the Procmail.
--fetch-keep
Keep all emails, do not remove anything from server.
--pop3-username
POP3 username.
--pop3-password
POP3 password.
--apop
APOP authorization.
--rpop
RPOP authorization.
--daemon n
Run as a daemon once per n seconds.
--fetch-help
Print 'Secure POP3 Fetcher' help. Misc. options:
--hidden vi
Changes what shows up in ps -aux to whatever defined here.
--pri
Set task priority <-20,+20>
--version
Print version number, copyright, and OS info.
 

ENVIRONMENT

Default SMTP/NNTP/POP3 hostname or IP can be imported from the ANUBIS_DEFAULT_SERVER environment variable.  

FILES

/usr/local/bin/anubis - main program
/usr/local/man/man1/anubis.1 - manual page
 

SEE ALSO

mail(1), sendmail(8), openssl(1), ssl(3), sockd(8), procmail(1), yaasf(1)
DARPA Internet Request For Comments RFC805, RFC819, RFC821, RFC822, RFC977, RFC1036, RFC1081, RFC1321, RFC1521, RFC1869, RFC1928, RFC2111, RFC2246, RFC2440, RFC2487
http://anubis.sourceforge.net/
http://www.underground.org.pl/anubis/  

HISTORY

Anubis is based on SMTPghost and YAASF.
The 1st Anubis version (1.0.0) appeared on 31 Jul 2001.
The anubis(1) document appeared in Anubis 1.0.0.  

BUGS

If you find any, let us know...  

AUTHORS

The Anubis Team (read the AUTHORS file).  

LICENSE

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.


 

Index

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
Features:
OPTIONS
ENVIRONMENT
FILES
SEE ALSO
HISTORY
BUGS
AUTHORS
LICENSE

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