erc-cimbl
This is a small utility that parse files sent by the CERT-EU. These weekly files contains a few URLs and filenames everyone want to block at the firewall/web content proxies.
This will identify what we want and build a mail to be cut&pasted (and later sent directly).
Requirements
- Go >= 1.8
Usage
SYNOPSIS
erc-cimbl [-M] [-P] [-U] [-v] CIMBL-nnn-CERTS.csv
NOTE: the file must have this format.
OPTIONS
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| -M | false | Actually send mail |
| -P | false | Do not check filenames |
| -U | false | Do not check URLs |
| -v | false | Be verbose |
Using behind a web Proxy
Linux/Unix:
export HTTP_PROXY=[http://]host[:port] (sh/bash/zsh)
setenv HTTP_PROXY [http://]host[:port] (csh/tcsh)
Do not forget to run these commands to create the configuration file:
mkdir -p $HOME/.config/erc-cimbl
and to put the edited content of the default config.toml there.
Windows — ONLY if you use a version < 0.4 as I can not use cgo when cross-building.
set HTTP_PROXY=[http://]host[:port]
The rules of Go's ProxyFromEnvironment apply (HTTP_PROXY, HTTPS_PROXY, NO_PROXY, lowercase variants allowed).
Do not forget to run these commands to create the configuration file:
mkdir %APPLOCALDATA%\DG-CSS\CIMBL
and to put the edited content of the default config.toml there.
BUGS
v0.4 started supporting direct GPGME decryption and this does not work on Windows.
License
The [BSD 2-Clause license][bsd].
Feedback
We welcome pull requests, bug fixes and issue reports.
Before proposing a large change, first please discuss your change by raising an issue.