13) Register domain names
Register SenderDomain names
Before you start to use bounceHammer,
you should register domain names (called SenderDomains in bounceHammer)
which are under your control and you want to administer them in bounceHammer.
Registration
In this description, you have the following domains: example.jp, example.com, example.org, example.net, and example.co.jp .
WebUI (Edit MasterTable/Sender Domain)
on your system helps you to register these domain names when you don't have too many domains.
If you have many domain names, See the following commands by using
tablectl command.
> tablectl --insert -ts --name $DOMAIN ⏎
> done ⏎
Check registered domains
# tablectl --list -ts -Fa ⏎
.---------------------------------------------------------------------. | SenderDomains | +-----+---------------------+------------------------------+----------+ | #ID | domainname | description | disabled | +-----+---------------------+------------------------------+----------+ | 1 | example.jp | | 0 | | 2 | example.com | | 0 | | 3 | example.org | | 0 | | 4 | example.net | | 0 | | 5 | example.co.jp | | 0 | '-----+---------------------+------------------------------+----------'
Note that the record which its senderdomain does not exist in the SenderDomains table will NOT INSERTED into the database by databasectl command.
If you want to run bounceHammer (parsing, logging, inserting to the db, and so on.) periodically like the figure in Internal Flow page, See Edit crontab page.
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