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Musubi the DNSBL and MX Toolkit
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Setup
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First, you need to create a virtual environment and activate it.

::

$ pip install virtualenv
$ virtualenv musubi
$ . musubi/bin/activate
(musubi)$

Next, install ``musubi`` in the environment.

::

(musubi)$ pip install musubi


Usage
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With musubi setup, you can now play with it.

To see a list of commands availble, run::

(musubi)$ musubi --help

Here are some of the commands you can try:

::

(musubi)$ musubi mx cakebread.info
(musubi)$ musubi ips cakebread.info
(musubi)$ musubi spf dreamhost.com
(musubi)$ musubi scan toad.com

(musubi)$ musubi scan -f html toad.com
(musubi)$ musubi -v --debug scan rocklosangeles.com


::



To see help for an individual command, include the command name on the
command line::

(musubi)$ musubi scan --help

Important
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If you pass an IP range in CIDR notation, please understand what you're
doing. Each IP in that range will be tested against 70+ DNSBLs which
could potentially make thousands of DNS/UDP connections very quickly.
Do not try this at home! If you are an ISP or web hosting company,
it should not be a problem.

Cleaning Up
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Finally, when done, deactivate your virtual environment::

(musubi)$ deactivate
$

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