Long option names may be available depending on the compile-time environment for the tool.
-dname
(or --dbname=name) Specifies the name of the SQL database into which records should be imported.
The default is opendkim.-E Abort on certain errors, such as unknown input record types, improper field counts, etc., rather
than continuing.
-F When a malformed line is detected in the input, write the parsed data to standard error.
-hhost
(or --dbhost=host) Names the host to which an SQL connection should be made. The default is
"localhost".
-m Input is in the form of an email message, so do not start processing input until a blank line is
encountered.
-Pport
(or --dbport=port) Names the port to which an SQL connection should be made. The default is
determined by the scheme in use (see below).
-ppassword
(or --dbpasswd=password) Specifies the password that should be used to authenticate to the SQL
database. The default is no password.
-r Don't automatically add unknown reporters to the database.
-S Don't skip duplicate message records and their associated signatures.
-sscheme
(or --dbscheme=scheme) Specifies the SQL scheme (backend) to be used to access the SQL database
database. The default is "yes".
-uuser
(or --dbuser=user) Specifies the user that should be used to authenticate to the SQL database.
The default is opendkim.-v Increase verbosity of the output.
-x Apply schema extension records.