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ECheck
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DESCRIPTION
ECheck: (Easy SMTP relay checking frontend) Echeck is a front end for the KOMRAD stmp relay checking script and NMAP. It simplifies scanning operations to a basic command of "./echeck 10.0.5-42.*" depositing individual KOMRAD logs to the directory ./logs and dumping the IPs of all found openrelays into the directory ./relays appending the file relays.open in the directory. It requires PERL NMAP and a shell to run properly. KOMRAD is included in the tarball (it is copyrighted under the original BSD license, the echeck scripts are under v2 of the GPL) and no setup is required other than untarring and running the ./echeck script given (you have perl, nmap and a shell installed that is ...).
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